The Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) will hold a two-day regional forum later this month, which is said aims to help local Muslim doctors reconcile their beliefs in spiritual beings and black magic with modern medicine. 

 

In an age where humanity is landing probes on comets 300 million miles away, does superstition have a place in modern medicine? Is it possible to reconcile the supernatural and the scientific? Our lines were open.

The Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) will hold a two-day regional forum later this month, which is said aims to help local Muslim doctors reconcile their beliefs in spiritual beings and black magic with modern medicine. &nbsp; In an age where humanity is landing probes on comets 300 million miles away, does superstition have a place in modern medicine? Is it possible to reconcile the supernatural and the scientific? Our lines were open.

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