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Fatwa Secretary clarifies organ transfer rules
The article focuses on Islamic jurisprudence and the guidelines related to the transfer of organs from those sentenced to death. Sheikh Hesham Rabei emphasized that organ transfer from the deceased is permissible Islamically, provided several conditions are met, including full and voluntary consent, confirmation of death according to Islamic standards, and the preservation of human dignity. He pointed out that executing the death penalty does not cancel human rights or justify exploiting the body after death, warning against potential material or social exploitation of vulnerable groups. He also clarified that selling organs is forbidden in Islam, while donating organs is allowed under strict regulations that protect the donor from harm, prevent exploitation, and encourage the use of alternative treatments before resorting to organ transfer. Sheikh Rabei stressed the importance of ensuring that donation occurs within a legal and medical framework that respects human dignity and avoids exploitation driven by financial need.
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