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1. Capacity Assessment: Used when the affidavit relates to a patient's mental capacity or decision-making ability

2. Treatment History: Detailed medical history when relevant to the purpose of the affidavit

3. Prognosis Statement: When the affidavit requires future medical predictions or outcomes

4. Third Party Statements: When incorporating relevant statements from other medical professionals or witnesses

5. Religious/Cultural Considerations: Special section addressing Islamic medical ethics when relevant

6. Language Certification: When the affidavit needs to be translated or when the subject doesn't speak Arabic

7. Emergency Circumstances: Description of any emergency conditions that affected the medical situation

1. Medical Records: Relevant medical records, test results, or imaging reports referenced in the affidavit

2. Professional Credentials: Copies of medical licenses, certifications, and qualifications of the affiant

3. Photographic Evidence: Any relevant medical photographs or imaging results (with appropriate consent)

4. Consent Forms: Copies of relevant patient consent forms or authorizations

5. Translation Certificate: Official translation certificates if the document is in multiple languages

6. Supporting Medical Literature: Relevant medical research or guidelines supporting the statements made

7. Chain of Custody Documentation: Documentation showing the handling and storage of any medical evidence referenced