Medical Ethics in Islam course incorporating the practice of medicine before Islam, and the contribution of Muslims medical scientists in the medicine, medical research, behavior, and landmarks of medical education in the era of Islamic renaissance and the jurisprudence of the disease and the patient, and the legal provisions on the treatment and worship the patient and contains the legal opinion in the medical and gynecology, surgery, medical and emerging issues such as artificial insemination, organ transplants, and brain death , reproduction, and genetic engineering. There is a close relationship between the Shari'a and the ethics of the profession. The doctor practices the profession after performing the oath in which he is committed to observing God in his profession. He investigates the rule of God in his practices and transactions