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Surgial aesthetic interventions to the female body in terms of islamic jurisprudence

2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Şevket Topal

Abstract (EN)

The aesthetic perception of human beings in their nature and their aesthetic interventions has been an important place for the individual and society throughout human history. The science of fiqh/Islamic jurisprudence discusses the subject of interventions to the body in terms of being a science that regulates individual and community life from a religious perspective and the technical applications of each period were evaluated from aspect of fıqh. In parallel with the progress of technology and the changing sense of aesthetics, various surgical aesthetic processes which have not existed before today have developed. In our thesis, an effort has made in the justification of aesthetic interventions in terms of Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh.) In this regard, in this study, the aesthetic understanding of Islam will be explained firstly through the concepts related to beautiful and beautification in the Qur'an which is the main source of fiqh. Then, especially, the dignity and immunity of the body, being prohibited of cosmic medical aesthetic interventions which mean violating certain principles of fıqh, such as being forbidden of changing the disposition, which is created by Allah, and the basis of legitimacy of the exceptional situations like maslahat, mandatory and necessity are handled in the context of the theory of maqasīd. Finally, in the light of the established principles and reasons in the jurisprudential justification, it has been tried to put forward the judgments of some plastic surgery procedures applied today. Keywords: Aesthetic Surgery, Reconstructive / Plastic Surgery, Human Body, Scissors.

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Dr. Emine Uysal

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Emine Uysal (Master Thesis). Surgial aesthetic interventions to the female body in terms of islamic jurisprudence, 2019, Recep Tayyip Erdogan University.

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