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Bioethics in Azerbaijan
Namazova, Adelia Avaz Taghizada, Tarana Qadir
Namazova, Adelia Avaz
Taghizada, Tarana Qadir
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"Azerbaijan is a unique country with a centuries old culture and history. A country which is located on the junction of Europe and Western Asia unites economical and cultural relationship of two continents and harmonically combines the elements of various civilizations and cultures. Peculiarities of historocial development of Azerbaijan and its geographical location, as well as the ethnic composition of the population created an opportunity for existence of various religions. Idolatry, fire-worship, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam and other religions were spread among the country during different periods of time. Multinational and confessional approach in the country with unique cultural inheritance gave chance not only to maintain adherence to traditions and customs of ancestors, but to develop spiritual-moral values, which formed respect and tolerance towards other religions. As a result of this cultural synthesis throughout centuries, general human and ethical relationship, such as respect of dignity of each person, veneration of the elder people by youth, principals of merciful, care and love to those in need and moribund were developed. Numerous sources of ancient manuscripts witness nowadays that medics have always been searching and contemplating in the sphere of poetry, philosophy and ethics of medicine practice"
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