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Adaptability of Human Munificence with Cloning
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Mohammad Hadi YadollahPour   , Seyed gholam Ali Jorsaraei * |
| Babol university of medical sciences. , alijorsara@yahoo.com |
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Abstract: (16121 Views) |
Introduction: One of the important challenges in medical sciences is human cloning nowadays. This subject makes many questions among the researches, bioethics philosophers, religious scholars especially Shia and Sunni jurists. Since one of the most important reason of human cloning opponents is its conflict and incompatibility with human munificence. This study aimed at investigating the adaptability and the lack of conflict between human cloning and munificence.
Methods: This study had been designed to evaluate the human munificence by using Quran, Traditions and the ideas of Religious Scholars and Theologians. In addition, the articles that had been presented comments on cloning were used in the present study.
Finding: From Quran point of view, the human being possesses inherent munificence. Cloning has the same situation in protection of embryo munificence with extra uterine fertilization process. The same genetic identity is not adversative of individual identity. In the cloning, the restriction of genetic system has been challenged and has not specific relationship with the general character of human. The formation of personality of cloning person in the environment protects human munificence. None of the Shia jurists has declared that cloning is the evidence of violation of human munificence. Human cloning has not conflict with his munificence.
Conclusion: the lack of conflict between cloning and munificence were obtained by exact investigation about this. Moral reasons that disagree with human cloning are not firm. It seems that there are not the traditional and rational reasons in incompatibility of human cloning with his inherent munificence. |
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| Keywords: Quran, Morals, Cloning, Cloning, Organism, Islam, Personhood |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2014/05/17 | Accepted: 2014/05/17 | Published: 2014/05/17
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