Ethical Considerations of End of Life Care in Islam

This paper is for a religion and ethics class. I want the paper written about Ethical Considerations of End of Life Care in Islam (please suggest a different title for this paper based on the content if needed). Please expand on the following: Muslims perceive Illness as the human beings test from God. Death in Islam is not considered the consequence of sin but a continuation of another life (End of life as a transition). Hastening death can be interpreted in Islam as acting against the patients well-being. Refusing treatments to prolong life are not viewed negatively since God can heal people that are in hopeless situations. Euthanasia is strictly forbidden in Islam. Brain death. The meaning of suffering in Islam. Please make GOOD ARGUMENTS and COUNTERARGUMENTS. Please mention in the paper, when applicable, the 4 ethical principles of Bioethics which are: Autonomy, Beneficence, Non-maleficence, and Justice, if there are infringed in any way when you make any points. Please make good recommendations for the issues. I have attached 3 articles/chapters on Ethics and Islam, please reference when possible as requested in the assignment instructions. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions! Assignment instructions: Take a deep dive into one religions understanding of a particular bioethical issue (i.e., abortion) or theme (i.e., sanctity of life), and reflect on its religious or bioethical implications. What are the current misunderstandings and propose or recommendations on how to address religious obstacles that people perceive to dealing with a particular issue. If students take this approach, they will be expected to draw meaningfully from course content and numerous supplemental resources. Students must cite no fewer than 10 scholarly sources.