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Ethical Components of Intention in Arab Daily Actions and in Providing Medical Care
Background: Exploring intentions gives us deep insights into moral philosophy and the foundations of ethical decision-making in healthcare. The concept of intention (Niyyah) occupies a central position in Islamic moral philosophy and jurisprudence, serving as the primary criterion for evaluating the
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