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Can a person legally donate all organs after death
The General Fatwa Department clarifies that donating human organs after death is permissible Islamically and is considered a commendable act of charity. This is provided that the necessary Islamic and medical conditions are satisfied. The goal of such donation is to save patients' lives and alleviate their suffering. This includes donating parts such as the cornea, liver, or kidney, on the condition that the person has been declared deceased, that the body is not disfigured, that the donation is based on a will or the approval of the heirs, that the procedure is known to have a high chance of success, and that it is carried out without compensation. Shariah permits the transfer of organs from both the deceased and the living for medical purposes, as long as the conditions are met to ensure safety and success. Such acts are considered acts of mutual cooperation in goodness and righteousness, and Muslims are rewarded for doing so in this world and the Hereafter.
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