Islamic attitude and Rhinoplasty

Islamic Attitudes and Rhinoplasty

Introduction Although the psychological aspects of rhinoplasty have been fully investigated in the medical literature, the religiosity of rhinoplasty candidates has not been taken into consideration. Materials and Methods In this cross-sectional study, the religious attitudes of 157 rhinoplasty candidates were compared with those of 74 subjects who had not requested rhinoplasty. A domestic va...

Islamic Philosophy on Behaviour - Based Environmental Attitude

This paper concludes philosophical elements regarding conceptual theory and significances of human attitude towards the environment. In a sustainable life, environmental management becomes the most crucial area to be concerned. There are many campaigns, courses and even legal enforcement to ensure the success of educating attitude towards environment. This could be more effective and eternal ef...

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Relationships between Islamic religiosity and attitude toward deceased organ donation among American Muslims: a pilot study.

BACKGROUND Religion-rooted beliefs and values are often cited as barriers to organ donation among Muslims. Yet how Islamic religiosity relates to organ donation attitude among Muslims is less studied. METHODS Using a community based participatory research approach, we recruited adults from mosque communities to self-administer a questionnaire assessing levels of Islamic religiosity, attitude ...

Students' Perceptions and Attitude towards the effectiveness of Prezi Uses in learning Islamic Subject

Prezi is a Hungarian software company, producing a cloud-based presentation software and storytelling tool for presenting ideas on a virtual canvas (Prezi.com). Prezi is one of the teaching materials that help students in learning process. This study aims to explore the effectiveness of using Prezi in Islamic education subject among secondary schools under the topic of marriage in Islam: polyga...

Knowledge and attitude about HIV/ AIDS of schoolteachers in Yazd, Islamic Republic of Iran.

A cross-sectional interview study was made with 290 teachers in 10 high schools in Yazd city, Islamic Republic of Iran. More than 90% of the participants had previously received information about HIV and AIDS. Only 207 (71.4%) correctly answered all questions on methods of transmission of HIV/AIDS. Most knew about sexual contact (93.1%) and infected blood (92.1%) as methods of transmission. Som...