Physicians in the Kingdom in cooperation with King Saud University organizes the first juristic medical forum
The Scientific Committee of Maternity and Fetal Physicians in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia organized, in cooperation with King Saud University, the first juristic medical forum, which was entitled (abortion of fetuses between medical developments and jurisprudence) in the Crown Plaza Hotel in Riyadh and in the presence of His Excellency Dr. Sheikh Saleh bin Abdullah bin Humaid, Advisor to the Royal Court, member of the Council of Senior Scholars His Excellency Dr. Yasser Sabr, president of the conference and consultant in embryology. The meeting was attended by a group of virtuous scholars and happiness doctors, whose number exceeded 60 specialists ... where I presented joint working papers between them in four scientific sessions, and these sessions were moderated by His Excellency Dr. Abdullah Al-Judi ...
The forum started with the first session, which is entitled (Reading in the decisions of jurisprudence councils and legal bodies), in which the chairperson of the forum, His Excellency Dr. Yasser Faden, and the Honorable Prof. Dr. Abdul Salam Al-Husain participated ...
The second session, in which His Excellency Dr. Osama Al-Tuwaijri and His Excellency Professor Ibrahim Al-Mayman spoke about aborting congenital mutilated embryos before and after the breath of the soul ...
Scientific papers were also presented in the third session, which was titled Abortive therapeutic fetuses in the event of certainty or prevalence of suspicion of the death of the mother before and after the breath of the soul of Dr. Eman Al-Salami and the virtue of Professor Dr. Noura Al-Mutlaq ...
In the last session, both Dr. Nadia Al-Ghaylan, Dr. Bara Marie and Dr. Kholoud Al-Muhaizeh talked about abortion of fetuses from a psychological point of view, whether for parents or treating doctors ...
Professor Muhammad bin Saud Al-Omar, Secretary of the forum, explained that after the presentation of scientific papers, enrichment discussions, and medical jurisprudence by the attendees, the forum came out with a number of recommendations, including:
1- Preparing a detailed list of the medical cases that require abortion, and photographing it, whether it is related to the fetus or related to the mother’s life before and after the breath of the soul to raise it to the bodies and jurisprudence councils.
2- Find a hotline between doctors and jurists.
3- Holding an annual joint meeting between doctors and jurists.
4- Recommendation to direct graduates of the College of Sharia to study medical jurisprudence in the master''s and doctoral stages, especially with regard to developments in abortion.
5- Encouraging joint research between jurists and doctors and publishing them in peer-reviewed journals.
