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Al-Iftaa clarifies embryo storage ruling
The Egyptian Dar al-Ifta issued a fatwa regarding the ruling on storing frozen embryos resulting from artificial insemination, clarifying that it is permissible to re-implant them into the wife's womb after her recovery, provided that this is done within the bounds of legitimate religious guidelines aimed at preserving lineage and preventing mixing or harm to the embryos. The fatwa stipulates that the implantation must occur within a lawful marital relationship, with assurance of the embryos' health and freedom from deformities or mixing, to ensure the preservation of lineage and the safety of the embryos. This ruling comes as part of addressing the religious issues arising from recent medical advancements in reproductive technologies and frozen embryos, with the goal of enabling couples to conceive in a manner that aligns with Islamic law.
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