Books and Publications

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Forgiveness in Islam - To read excerpts click here

Thus Shall I Stand Before God (2003)

Personal Memoirs (2000)

A Brief introduction to Seerah (1999)

Islam and Contemporary Issues (1999)

In Fraternity (Co-Authored by Dr. Maher Hathout & Dr. Fathi Osman) (1989)

Islamic Perspectives in Obstetrics and Gynecology (1986)

Topics in Islamic Medicine (1984)

Islamic Code of Medical Ethics (1981) - To read excerpts click here

Hajj Pilgrimage (Form & essence) (1972)

Studies in Normal and Abnormal Human Embryogenesis (1964)

Personal Memoirs

The Spirit of the Red Cross in the Teachings of Islam

An Introduction to the Life of the Prophet

Islamic Medicine

Gynecology and Maternal Care

War Ethics in Islam

Books (Arabic):

Audible Silence (2009)

Thus Shall I Stand Before God (1995)

Palestine 1948: Memoirs of an Egyptian Doctor (1988)

Islamic Medical Prospectives (1988)

Islamic Code of Medical Ethics (1981)

Wounds and Pleasures (1977)

My Friend: The Doctor, The Man (1975)

Physician of humanity (Saaed Al Najar) (1975)

Islamic Medicine

God I Accept (Interviewed by Al-Marzouk Publication - Kuwait)

Book Chapter:

Islam. in "Playing God. 50 Religions' Views on Your Right to Die" by Gerald A. Larue, Th.D. Published in 1996, Publishers Group West, Emeryville, California

Booklets:

"Glimpses from the Quran", Collation and Introduction by Dr. Hassan Hathout - To read click here

Articles and Presentations:

Over ninety scientific medical invited and peer reviewed manuscripts in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology in academic medical journals

Numerous articles on social and humanitarian issues (English and Arabic)

Numerous articles on Islam, and the Abrahamic Faiths (Arabic and English)

Select Book Commentaries:

His English book "Reading the Muslim Mind" by the American trust publication company, was, and still is, a very successful display of true Islam to its readers, both Muslim and nonMuslim.

His Arabic book "Thus Shall I Stand Before God" (Bihatha Alqallah) was a stunning success in the Arab world and could garner two hundred thousand US dollars for the education fund of the Islamic Center of Southern California, and eighty thousand Egyptian pounds for various Egyptian charities.

Dr. Hassan Hathout was a well accomplished man of letters recognized in the Arab World. He was one of the few people who would speak Arabic without committing grammatical mistakes. He was a poet, his poetry book (Diwan) "Wounds and Pleasures" (Girah Wa Afrah) gained him recognition as a first class poet in the Arab world. His mastery of the Arabic language is widely appreciated. He contributed innumerable writings, broadcasts and television appearances in the Arab world that have always been tremendously appreciated.