Muhammad Yusuf Khan
MS4, Alfaisal University, Riyadh, KSA
Muhammad Yusuf Khan is a fourth-year medical student at Alfaisal University with a strong interest in general surgery and otolaryngology. He is particularly interested in the intersection of modern medicine and Islamic thought, with a focus on integrating ethical and religion-based perspectives into clinical practice. His academic interests include advancing research in Islamic bioethics and exploring how traditional frameworks can inform contemporary medical decision-making.
Internship Experience & Impact
During his internship with II&M, he contributed to the development and organization of the Exploring Bioscience and Islam course, engaging with key topics at the intersection of science and Islamic thought. He also supported applied work through the development of a replication guide for an End-of-Life Healthcare workshop designed for Muslim communities.
His research focused on Islamic ethical perspectives related to artificial nutrition and hydration (ANH), where he analyzed classical fatwa literature in both English and Arabic. This work strengthened his research skills and deepened his understanding of how Islamic ethical frameworks can inform contemporary clinical decision-making.
The experience broadened his perspective on bioethics and reinforced his commitment to integrating Islamic principles into modern medical practice, shaping his approach to patient care and future research.
