The Contribution of Islam to planetary health

The human ecosystem interface, embodied by the planetary health paradigm, is deeply embedded in all the world's religions and indigenous traditions.1 Yet, the ongoing planetary health discourse remains predominantly Western-orientated. As calls to decolonise health ensues, there is a need to ex...

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Main Authors: Omrani, Omnia El, Essar, Mohammad Yasir, Alqodmani, Lujain, Uakkas, Saad, Eissa, Mohamed, Jemilah, Mahmood *, Guinto, Renzo R
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Published: Elsevier 2021
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author Omrani, Omnia El
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Alqodmani, Lujain
Uakkas, Saad
Eissa, Mohamed
Jemilah, Mahmood *
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Essar, Mohammad Yasir
Alqodmani, Lujain
Uakkas, Saad
Eissa, Mohamed
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Guinto, Renzo R
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description The human ecosystem interface, embodied by the planetary health paradigm, is deeply embedded in all the world's religions and indigenous traditions.1 Yet, the ongoing planetary health discourse remains predominantly Western-orientated. As calls to decolonise health ensues, there is a need to explore and acknowledge other non-Western perspectives, such as those originating from the Islamic faith.2
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spelling sunway-21922023-05-17T10:52:04Z http://eprints.sunway.edu.my/2192/ The Contribution of Islam to planetary health Omrani, Omnia El Essar, Mohammad Yasir Alqodmani, Lujain Uakkas, Saad Eissa, Mohamed Jemilah, Mahmood * Guinto, Renzo R GE Environmental Sciences QC Physics RA Public aspects of medicine The human ecosystem interface, embodied by the planetary health paradigm, is deeply embedded in all the world's religions and indigenous traditions.1 Yet, the ongoing planetary health discourse remains predominantly Western-orientated. As calls to decolonise health ensues, there is a need to explore and acknowledge other non-Western perspectives, such as those originating from the Islamic faith.2 Elsevier 2021-06-10 Article PeerReviewed text en cc_by_nc_nd_4 http://eprints.sunway.edu.my/2192/1/Contribution%20of%20Islam%20to%20planetary%20health.pdf Omrani, Omnia El and Essar, Mohammad Yasir and Alqodmani, Lujain and Uakkas, Saad and Eissa, Mohamed and Jemilah, Mahmood * and Guinto, Renzo R (2021) The Contribution of Islam to planetary health. The Contribution of Islam to planetary health, 5 (6). e333-e334. ISSN 2542-5196 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2542519621001340?via%3Dihub 10.1016/S2542-5196(21)00134-0
spellingShingle GE Environmental Sciences
QC Physics
RA Public aspects of medicine
Omrani, Omnia El
Essar, Mohammad Yasir
Alqodmani, Lujain
Uakkas, Saad
Eissa, Mohamed
Jemilah, Mahmood *
Guinto, Renzo R
The Contribution of Islam to planetary health
title The Contribution of Islam to planetary health
title_full The Contribution of Islam to planetary health
title_fullStr The Contribution of Islam to planetary health
title_full_unstemmed The Contribution of Islam to planetary health
title_short The Contribution of Islam to planetary health
title_sort contribution of islam to planetary health
topic GE Environmental Sciences
QC Physics
RA Public aspects of medicine
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