DR. CEMÝL PASLI

KAN BAÐIÞI MI? HACAMAT MI?

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KAN BAÐIÞI MI? HACAMAT MI?

1988 yýlýnda Konya’da Kan Merkezi’nde saðlýk memuru olarak çalýþtým.

Ýnsanlarýn yakýnlarý için kan arayýþýndaki çaresizliklerine bizzat þahit oldum.

Kendime söz verdim ve o zamandan beri sürekli kan baðýþý yapýyorum.

Geçen hafta 55 yaþýmda 55. Kan baðýþýmý yaptým.

55 sadece Kýzýlay Kan Merkezine yaptýðým baðýþlar.

55 dýþýnda yakýnlarýma karþýlý olarak ve beyaz kan baðýþlarý da var.

Kýzýlay’a baðýþladýðýnýz bir ünite kan 3 kiþiye can oluyor.

Kýzýlay ormanýnda her baðýþ adýna bir aðaç dikiyorlar.

10 baðýþta bronz, 25 baðýþta gümüþ, 35 baðýþta altýn madalya, 45. Baðýþta plaket veriyorlar ve (Allah muhtaç etmesin) Kýzýlay için VIP insan oluyorsunuz.

Kan baðýþý sürecinde doktor kontrolünde bir dizi saðlýk kontrollerinden geçiyorsunuz.

Kan baðýþý zinciri tamamlanýp muhataba ulaþtýðýmda siz küçük çaplý bir check-up tan geçmiþ oluyorsunuz.

Kan baðýþý ile yukarýda sayýlan toplumsal faydalarýn yanýnda vücudun kan üretim merkezleri ve kan dolaþým sistemi tam bir tatbikat icra etmiþ oluyor.

Peki, “Hacamat mý, kan baðýþý mý?” sorusunun cevabý nedir?

Açýk ve kesinlikle “kan baðýþý” dýr.

Hz. Peygamber (s.a.v.) döneminde kan transfüzyonu imkâný yoktu.

1818 James Blundell (Londra, kadýn-doðum uzmaný) bir insandan diðerine kan transfüzyonu yapan ilk kiþidir.

Hz. Peygamber (s.a.v.) döneminde kan transfüzyonu imkâný olsa dünyanýn en deðerli sývýsý olan kaný israf etmez mutlaka baðýþ yapardý.

Ýslam’da makasýd sabit vesail deðiþkendir.

Kanýn ve kan üretim merkezlerinin yenilenmesi makasýd; hacamat/kan baðýþý vesaildir.

Alternatif týp adý altýnda hacamatýn pazarlanmasýna bir itirazým yok.

Ancak hacamatýn “sünnet” diye pazarlanmasýna karþýyým.

Bana göre; Hz. Muhammed (s.a.v.) günümüzde yaþasaydý hacamat yaptýrarak kaný israf etmez (hacamat yaptýranlar 1 yýl kan baðýþý yapamýyor) kan baðýnda bulunurdu.

Her akýl sahibi kan baðýþý ve hacamatý birlikte deðerlendirsin, artý ve eksisini iyi hesap etsin, kýyaslasýn ve ona göre karar versin.

Çünkü fetanet sahibi Allah Resulü (s.a.v.) her meselede öyle yapardý.

Donate Blood? Cupping?

In 1988, I worked as a health officer at the Blood Center in Konya.

I have personally witnessed people's desperation in their search for blood for their loved ones.

I made a promise to myself and have been donating blood constantly ever since.

Last week, I donated my 55th blood at the age of 55.

55 is just the donations I made to the Red Crescent Blood Center.

Apart from 55, there are also white blood donations for my relatives.

One unit of blood you donate to the Red Crescent saves the lives of 3 people.

They plant a tree in the Kýzýlay forest for every donation.

They give you a bronze medal for 10 donations, a silver medal for 25 donations, a gold medal for 35 donations, a plaque for 45 donations, and (God forbid) you become a VIP person for the Red Crescent.

During the blood donation process, you undergo a series of health checks under the supervision of a doctor.

When the blood donation chain is completed and I reach the contact person, you go through a small check-up.

By donating blood, in addition to the social benefits listed above, the body's blood production centers and blood circulatory system are given a full exercise.

So, "Cupping or blood donation?" What is the answer to the question?

It is clearly and definitely “blood donation”.

Hz. There was no possibility of blood transfusion during the time of the Prophet (pbuh).

1818 James Blundell (London, obstetrician) is the first person to transfuse blood from one person to another.

Hz. If blood transfusion was possible during the time of the Prophet (pbuh), he would definitely donate blood, which is the most precious liquid in the world, without wasting it.

In Islam, the purpose is fixed and the means are variable.

The purpose of renewing blood and blood production centers; cupping/blood donation is a means.

I have no objection to cupping being marketed under the name of alternative medicine.

However, I am against cupping being marketed as "circumcision".

For me; Hz. If Muhammad (pbuh) had lived today, he would not have wasted blood by having cupping (those who have cupping cannot donate blood for 1 year) and would have made blood ties.

Every sane person should evaluate blood donation and cupping together, calculate the pros and cons carefully, compare them and decide accordingly.

Because the Prophet of Allah (s.a.w.), the possessor of wisdom, used to do so in every matter.