About This Book:
Kutaiba S. Chaleby's innovative and enlightening book "Forensic Psychiatry in Islamic Jurisprudence" methodically investigates the subtle relationship between two seemingly different fields: forensic psychiatry and Islamic jurisprudence. Dr. Kutaiba S. Chaleby, a prominent specialist in both forensic psychiatry and Islamic law, deftly navigates the convergence of these two fields in this thought-provoking study.
This unique book takes readers on a journey to investigate how Islamic jurisprudence's principles and ethics mix with contemporary forensic psychiatry methods. Dr. Chaleby's in-depth examination provides a unique perspective on the humanitarian and ethical concerns inherent in Islamic law when dealing with the complexity of mental health, criminal culpability, and the treatment of people with mental disorders.
Key Themes Investigated:
The Author's Expertise:
Kutaiba S. Chaleby's considerable education and experience in both forensic psychology and Islamic jurisprudence give a solid foundation for this investigation.
Islamic Legal Traditions and Mental Health:
The book dives into the rich tapestry of Islamic legal traditions and how they treat the complexities of mental health, emphasizing the ethical and legal components.
Criminal Responsibility and Mental Health:
Chaleby analyzes the role of mental health in criminal cases through real-world case studies and analysis, demonstrating the ethical issues that affect the legal discourse.
Application of Islamic Ethics:
The book offers a sympathetic viewpoint on how Islamic ethics and principles are realistically implemented in the treatment of individuals with mental problems.
