The Importance of Discourse in Bioethics in the Muslim Tradition

The world language today for scientific discourse globally, academically, is English. So West Western train academics who want to learn about the Islamic bioethic or tradition won't have access to that information if it's not in a language they can read and understand. With the exception of the physicians who participate in these discussions, I would say, idea to say a great number of the physicians working in the Muslim world who are maybe Arab and they speak Arabic and so on. We cannot understand this material because it's a very heavy material in Islamic studies. It needs translation, not only translation in language, but it's translation in concepts.