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A major debate in medical ethics is the request for futile treatment. The topic of medical futility requires discrete assessment in Iran for at least two reasons. First, the common principles and foundations of medical ethics have taken shape in the context of Western culture and secularism. Accordingly, the implementation of the same guidelines and codes of medical ethics as Western societies in Muslim communities does not seem rational. Second, the challenges arising in health service settings are divergent across different countries.

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In trying to define the word "idle", Majma’ al-Bahrain refers to honorable verse 57 of the blessed Surah of Al-Furqan and takes "idle" to mean the same concept as falsehood. Subsequently, by referring to honorable verse 26 of the blessed Surah of Fussilat, in which non-believers advise one another, the author states that, in this verse, "and talk idly about it", the word "idle" can be defined as obsolete speech in which there is no benefit (19).

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4935787/