Iranian Journal of Medical Ethics and History of Medicine

The precepts of Islamic education are founded on a practical and all-inclusive system that is aimed to develop man in all aspects of his life based on Quranic guidance (Quran and Ravayat). The individual is at the heart of Islamic education, and therefore has a specific place in Islam and is considered sacred and blessed.As a rule, medicine is targeted at the physical wellbeing of man. Consequently, Islamic education can play can play an important role in medical training and may be traced in the Quran and Revayat.Instructors and students are at the core of education and learning, and their development will result in the moral, spiritual and technical advancement of the society. Medical schools aim to cultivate young talents and educate experts in the health industry, and are naturally essential for the development of a nation. This can be achieved through the attempts of capable and motivated instructors within the educational system.The present study is a review of the Islamic approach to medical training and the techniques of developing motivated and capable scholars and students in order to achieve Islamic educational goals.