Hospital Mein... Mareez Aur Tabeeb Kai Sath

Hospital Mein… Mareez Aur Tabeeb Kai Sath by Dr. Muhammad Abdul Rahman Al-Airfi is an Urdu Islamic guide addressing the Islamic perspective on illness, treatment, and the relationship between patients and healthcare providers. The book challenges the notion that Islam is silent on medical and social issues, showing that Islamic teachings provide meaningful guidance even in matters of modern healthcare. It explains how sickness is part of Allah’s wisdom, a source of mercy, and a means for spiritual elevation, and then outlines Islamic directives related to doctors, patients, treatment etiquette, visitation rites, and the moral responsibilities of both caregivers and the sick. The author’s discussions help readers see disease, healing, and care within an Islamic framework rather than reducing these experiences to mere medical routine, providing solace and clarity for those navigating illness with faith. 120 pages. 14 × 21 cm. Urdu language. Four-color print with an organized and reader-friendly layout. Discusses the Islamic view of sickness and treatment, highlighting that illness can be mercy and expiation of sins when understood through revealed guidance. Provides practical and ethical guidance for patients, doctors, and caregivers rooted in Qur’anic and Prophetic teachings, including proper conduct, compassion, and visitation etiquettes. Reinforces the idea that Islam addresses all spheres of life, including health and medicine, without resorting to superstition or secular r