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The news clarifies that donating one's organs after death is permissible under Islamic law and is considered an act that helps save lives, such as through cornea transplants and other organ donations. This is done under specific conditions to ensure the safety of the donation and to honor the donor's will. Islamic jurisprudence permits this as an exception to prohibitions, viewing it as an act of charity and piety that elevates a person's reward in this world and the hereafter—especially if the deceased's Will includes organ donation. The requirements include confirming the donor's death, not mutilating the body, the success of the transplant procedure, the consent of heirs, and the donation being voluntary and free of charge, along with medical suitability for the operation. Moreover, organ donation helps alleviate the suffering of patients in need. Medical experts and religious scholars emphasize that organ transfer is permissible as long as the legal and medical conditions are adhered to, ensuring both effectiveness and ethical standards.
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