Is organ donation permissible in Islam?
Shaykh Yasir Qadhi explicitly clarifies and provides clear understanding of the terms and conditions for this to be made permissible.
Faith IQ – Is Organ Donation Permissible
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The speaker discusses the practice of donating organs after death for research purposes. They also mention the importance of protecting one's body from evil organs like plasma and organs. The speaker uses historical examples to illustrate their point about breaking bones for profit.
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Are we allowed to donate our organs after we die?
Our scholars have said that organs can be donated if you are giving them to somebody who needs them and not for the sake of research or whatnot, bodies should be preserved as much as possible that includes corpses. So Muslims don't just hand over their corpses or their dead to people to dissect into whatnot. Our Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, breaking the bones of a corpse is just as sinful as breaking the bones of a living person, a corpse is somewhat sacred, we protect the corpse However, if there is an organ that will save the life of another person, so a heart transplant or a kidney transplant or liver transplant, then obviously in this case, if we have
permission from the person before he died, or if the family and relatives all come together and they say we have another brother or a sister, we need this organ, then a shallow tada it would be permitted to take a necessary and essential organ and give it to a person whose life will be saved and Allah subhana wa tada knows