نقص المناعة المكتسبة في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي : دراسة ميدانية لمرض الإيدز بالمنطقة الشرقية

Abstract EN

Our age is plagued with AIDS, which is one of the most dangerous sexual diseases known so far.

Though AIDS was discovered quite some time ago, no curing medicines have been found yet All the available medicines only delay the inevitable death.

Due to the human beings' inclination toward sex, AIDS spreads quickly, especially among those who have sex outside the legal limit of marriage.

In addition to its health hazards, AIDS has more serious social dangers because its target is the core of the social structure, i.e.

the family.

The crime of transmitting AIDS was discovered in some Arab countries in recent years where some foreign nationals deliberately transported and disseminated AIDS in these countries through the sex trade or the exportation of contaminated syringes and blood components.

Therefore, Arab and Gulf security authorities should necessarily take action against this situation and find creative ways to fend off this invasion that accompanies globalization.

It is important to promote religious awareness in society in order to control the spread of AIDS.

Religious constraints govern the ethics of a Moslem and prevent an individual's tendency to take drugs or to have abnormal or illegal sex, which are the most common ways of transmitting AIDS.