The ethical implications of human reproductive cloning are critically examined through the lens of Shia sources. The author reviews various arguments surrounding cloning, addressing both supportive and opposing viewpoints, ultimately refuting many counterarguments with evidence. Despite this analysis, the book acknowledges ongoing challenges that genetic scientists must confront in the realm of cloning.
Geopolitical subjects intertwined with religio-cultural themes are explored through a collection of articles by Dr. Morteza Agha Mohammadi. The book features both previously published and new writings, addressing critical issues related to the Arab world, the Middle East, and Islam's role in the modern context. It delves into Islamic movements and the influence of Russian Islam, offering insights into the complex interplay between religion and geopolitics.
The book at hand includes lessons each consisting of readings on Islamic themes. Each lesson begins with Pre-reading Questions which are designed to prepare the reader's mind to comprehend the material to be read. Reading passages include grammatical points and relevant exercises aimed at enhancing the reader's competence to understand the text better. The book is especially suggested for teaching English in Muslim communities.