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Taavoni, S. Only a nice man can be a nice physician. IJN 1999; 13 (21) :42-45
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Imam Ali (peace be upon him) told that physicians must have pietism and don’t abstain from guidance, advice and diligence. Islam religion recognizes medicine as an allowable and necessary profession. Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) and Imams (PBUH) tell that sage physician status in their science, art and tasks like jurisconsult scientist status. More than one thousand years ago, Abubakr Rabei Ebne Ahmad Bokhari (one of the students of Razi) defines medicine as a profession that maintains human health and if their health is deteriorating, he/she restores it with their science and practice. Every profession need to science and practice.
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