Penulis: Maslichah Mafruchati

ISBN: (dalam proses penganjuan)
Halaman: 238 hlm
Berat: 250gr
Ukuran: 15,5 x 23 cm

Sinopsis:

Animal Welfare Perspective in the View of the Al-Qur’an and Science as a Basis for Studies on Animal Embryos presents a comprehensive exploration of the ethical and scientific foundations of animal welfare through the integration of Qur’anic principles and modern biological science. The book offers a multidisciplinary approach that bridges theology, ethics, and veterinary science, positioning animal welfare not only as a moral imperative but also as a cornerstone for embryological and developmental studies in animals.

Drawing upon the Qur’anic worldview, the book highlights verses that emphasize compassion, balance, and responsibility toward all living creatures—reflecting the divine command for mercy (rahmah) and stewardship (khilafah) over creation. Within this theological framework, animals are portrayed as communities (umam) deserving of care, respect, and humane treatment. The discussion extends these scriptural insights into the realm of modern science, analyzing how contemporary veterinary research aligns with Islamic ethics in promoting humane experimental practices, ethical embryo studies, and sustainable animal management.

By merging ethical jurisprudence and empirical science, the work underscores the harmony between faith-based morality and scientific advancement. It argues that animal welfare principles rooted in revelation and reason can guide researchers toward responsible inquiry—particularly in embryological studies that explore the beginnings of life and the continuity of creation.

This book serves as a vital reference for students, researchers, ethicists, and veterinarians who seek to understand animal welfare from both religious and scientific perspectives. It not only deepens the discourse on the moral dimensions of animal research but also invites reflection on how divine wisdom and scientific knowledge can coexist to foster a more compassionate and ethically grounded scientific practice.