Four Muslim physicians sued Illinois officials, claiming the state's new assisted-suicide law, known as the End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Act or Deb’s Law, violates their religious beliefs by requiring them to provide information about medical aid in dying and facilitate access to the drugs in some cases. The physicians argue that complying with these requirements conflicts with their Muslim faith's belief that human life is sacred, and they are seeking a court order to block enforcement of the provisions or declare them unconstitutional.
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