ممارسات منهي عنها و فوائد اجتنابها للوقاية من انتشار الأمراض في الشريعة الإسلامية

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The Islamic law has paid great attention to the health of the human being in his body, his offspring and his religion, and it has been necessary to preserve, protect and protect it from diseases and the harm that may be inflicted on it.

In order to maintain physical health it urged cleanliness, purity and the need for washing and purifying of “Al-janaabah” and menstruation, entering Mecca, and touring the house (Kaabah).

Our research is aimed to addressing some of the practices that have guided Islamic law, as well as the benefits of avoiding such practices to reduce the spread of disease.