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Islamic Medical Association of North America
28th Annual Convention of the Islamic Medical Association of North America (IMA)
Islamic Medical Association of North America (IMA). It was co-sponsored by the State University at Buffalo (SUNYAB), the Islamic Medical Association of Malaysia, and the IIUM.
Original file created in print and donated to the Archives Unit by Public Relations Office (PRO), IIUM.
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09 July 95
The event was officiated by Y. A. B. Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim. For its 28th Annual Convention, the IMA decided to hold it outside the USA and chose Malaysia as the venue not only for its beauty but also for its real Islamic character. The Convention was held at Hotel Istana in Kuala Lumpur on July 9-14. It was attended by some 400 Muslim doctors from North America and other countries.
The Convention also emphasized clinical applications and medical research from Islamic perceptions. Other issues discussed included ethical dilemmas resulting from advances in technology, and scientific approaches toward health and diseases.
It aimed to show the community that Islamic medical treatment does not mean abandoning scientific and modern approaches and finding ways to modernise Islamic medical concepts. It was also an ideal opportunity for the exchange of clinical and research information between East and West.
Original form is available at Restricted Collection, Archives Unit, KMRS, Dar al-Hikmah Library, IIUM.
English
Medicine--North America, Medicine--Islamic countries, Medicine--Religious aspects
Islamic medicine, clinical research, medical research, Muslim medical treatment, North America
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