HUMAN IDENTIFICATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF QURAN, THE INNOCENT ONES’ HADITHS AND GENETICS

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GOHARI MARYAM; BASIRI HAMIDREZA; AKRAMI SEYED MOHAMMAD

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Journal: MEDICAL FIGH QUARTERLY Year:2016 | Volume:8 | Issue:26-27 Page(s): 175-194

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HUMAN IDENTIFICATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF QURAN, THE INNOCENT ONES’ HADITHS AND GENETICS

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GOHARI MARYAM | BASIRI HAMIDREZA | AKRAMI SEYED MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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HUMAN IDENTIFICATIONQ2

FORENSIC GENETICSQ2

HUMAN GENETICSQ2

QURANQ2

HADITHSQ2

Abstract

Background: One of the applications of genetic is in forensic issues that determine the identity through the determination of DNA at need. In addition to the study of DNA, there are other methods such as fingerprinting and iris scanning for identification purposes. The aim of this study is to understand QURAN and the innocent ones’ perspective in the field of identification of persons on the basis of lines in the fingers and genetics differences. On the other hand, the scientific justification of the possibility of revitalization and physical resurrection is based on an individual's genetic identity.Methods: In this paper which is organized by analytic and descriptive approach, using library study, verses and HADITHS that imply the existence of individual differences and genetic differences were extracted and surveyed. Results: Findings showed that QURAN has pointed to lines in the fingers, their uniqueness and invariable. From the tenor of a hadith, it is comprehensible genetic fingerprinting, DNA survival and uniqueness and possibility of revival on basis of genetic identity. There are the evidences in the innocent ones’speech which can be interpreted in the light of new genetic knowledge, also applying genetic laws in a simple language, the innocent ones (pbuh) removed the men’s subsection which had been caused by dissimilation their offspring to themselves and their mates. Conclusion: According to the findings, we can conclude that QURAN and the innocent ones (pbuh) HADITHS have pointed to classic fingerprinting and genetic fingerprinting 14 centuries ago. It is a sample that there is no challenge between knowledge and religion.

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GOHARI, MARYAM, BASIRI, HAMIDREZA, & AKRAMI, SEYED MOHAMMAD. (2016). HUMAN IDENTIFICATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF QURAN, THE INNOCENT ONES’ HADITHS AND GENETICS. MEDICAL FIGH QUARTERLY, 8(26-27 ), 175-194. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/195147/en

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GOHARI MARYAM, BASIRI HAMIDREZA, AKRAMI SEYED MOHAMMAD. HUMAN IDENTIFICATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF QURAN, THE INNOCENT ONES’ HADITHS AND GENETICS. MEDICAL FIGH QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2016;8(26-27 ):175-194. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/195147/en

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MARYAM GOHARI, HAMIDREZA BASIRI, and SEYED MOHAMMAD AKRAMI, “HUMAN IDENTIFICATION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF QURAN, THE INNOCENT ONES’ HADITHS AND GENETICS,” MEDICAL FIGH QUARTERLY, vol. 8, no. 26-27 , pp. 175–194, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/195147/en

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