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The Problem with Sharia Hospitals

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

The implementation of sharia principles Tangerang General Hospital is a discriminative practice. It has been prompted by guidelines from the Indonesian Ulema Council.

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It is completely inappropriate that a state-owned general hospital should offer services based on religious rules. The implementation of sharia (Islamic law) principles at the Tangerang General Hospital is a step too far. Built and operated from tax revenues, the hospital should not differentiate between patients’ religious backgrounds.

The sharia practices at Tangerang General Hospital came to light after a photo of a notice boar

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