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The General Fatwa Department affirms that donating organs after death is permissible as an act of charity and goodness, aimed at saving patients' lives and alleviating their suffering. It is a condition that the donation complies with Islamic and medical requirements, including confirming death, avoiding harm to the body, and that the donation is without financial compensation. Additionally, the fatwa states that it is permissible for a person to include in their will a bequest to donate all their organs after death. Such acts are considered commendable deeds for a Muslim, especially in light of medical advancements that have made organ transplantation safe and effective.
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