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المصري اليوم
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Doctors respond to Mowafi on organ donation
The article discusses the stance of the Medical Syndicate regarding the idea proposed by Dr. Hossam Mowafy that patients could benefit from the organs of those sentenced to death. He pointed out that organ transplantation from executed prisoners was attempted in Egypt during the 1990s in two cases, and these procedures were carried out with the approval of religious and legal authorities. However, they were later halted due to widespread controversy. The report emphasizes that current medical practice involves organ transplants from living donors. Moreover, the stance on utilizing organs from executed prisoners requires a consensus between medical ethics and Islamic jurisprudence, and the article reviews legal and religious perspectives on the permissibility of using organs after judicial death.
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