العمل التطوعي في المجال الصحي و مكانته في شريعة الإسلام : دراسة تأصيلية مقاصدية

Abstract EN

Voluntary work in the health field has its Shariah (i.e., Islamic Law) principles that indicate its legitimacy and it is desirable to embrace it, due to the consequent punishment and the worldly benefit it achieves, and it is one of the means of preserving the five colleges of Islamic law based on bringing interests and warding off evil, as well as it has spiritual and moral goals and objectives it has a psychological, social, economic and skillful impact on the personality of the volunteer, both immediately and in future … the strength of the Shariah judgment for volunteer work in the health field ranges from delegate to a sufficient or in-kind duty, and sin does not fall on all members of the nation, until sufficiency is achieved in achieving decent living conditions in terms of health in Society, the one who is able by himself and his money has to do it and who is unable to perform it by himself has to urge the able and compel him to do it.

the guarantor of its achievement, and the duty of the ummah (i.e., the Moslem nation) as a group, is to provide opportunities for those who carry out these public works, qualify them for that, and cooperate with them to carry out their duties well.