Q&A: What Does Islam Teach About Organ Donation? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Dr. Shabir Ally explains that organ donation is permissible according to Islamic teachings so long as the person giving the donation isn't harmed. He discusses consent and cautions that organs shouldn't be sold.
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[@Hamza00011]

This makes sense. If anything it should be encouraged

[@ovaiszohan3766]

I already enrolled myself for organ donation after death!!.. And i request everyone to do the same.. Atleast for your eyes!

[@aqeela3377]

Thank you Dr. Shabir. This is exactly the question I had in mind today!

[@avamae6488]

Thank you this was interesting 😊

[@gamal318]

My uncle been has been living on one kidney since 1988 and the one that he's surviving off of is going bad. I can't wait to show him this video and tell him if we can insist him to take one of sons, daughters, nephews, or nieces. He's 74 years old and thinks we should keep our kidneys instead of donating them to him because he believes that he'll pass away eventually and it'll be a total loss. Inshalla Allah SWT helps him and makes him age longer

[@SaSa-sd2ve]

Jazakhallah Khairan

[@naturegirl4803]

Excellent. Mr. Shabbir is very rational and quite close to teaching of Quran. 👍

[@Thunder97629]

Wow clearly explain simply in full details and circumstances

[@FahimHameed]

mashala , beautifully answered, The diff with Madhab Hanafi ,reason and rational.

[@mohammadjavid3066]

I don’t know why Muslims have made this big issue about organ donation. Taking fatwas from this person or that person. As a matter of fact it is so trivial matter Allah Swt has not mentioned organ donation in Quran “ not a single Ayah “

[@Mellinds]

Very interesting. I’ve always thought that is was not permissible with the concept in mind that we shall not alter our bodies before returning to God (I.e: tattoos, etc).

[@arturosanjur2494]

Interesting video. Moral and ethics, I love it. I have another question, I have being diagnosed with cardiopathy. I read an article regardig pig heart transplant and pigs valves. In fact, I know a person who went through this procedure 7 month ago, valves I mean. He was given two choices, artificial & pig. The medical observation was that the living tissue was less probable to rejection. Wallah, I hope I never go that bad. But, what's our stand on this new method, for certainly we ain't eating it, yet it is inside one

[@trixiebelden8197]

Sir, what do you say, regarding a Muslim who would like to donate organs or tissue upon their death? Given that a Muslim is buried without delays, etc. Thank you kindly.

[@peripateticsnaps2827]

Okayh, is monetization permissible or not? Cause i played this video and a musical advertisement appear.

[@sash8099]

Sheikh Assim Al Hakeem said it's not permissible because breaking the bone of the dead person is as though breaking the bone of a live person as per sahih hadeeth. Even a rose petal falls on the skin causes pain so you can't cause the dead so much suffering.

[@m.-9615]

I always thought it was haram because supposedly our soul could still feel and experience what's happening to us and around us after we die, not because it's altering your body or whatever. That's literally the only reason why I'm not an organ donor, I don't want my soul to feel that pain. (Well and also because I saw a Scandinavian documentary about how the families of a dying person are pushed to accelerate their death so they could donate the organs, even though it's not always 100% sure they're actually dying.)

[@charlesmuhmanson3928]

What Sura was that again?

[@naasirtaff1726]

What is the ruling if using a pigs heart to replace ?

[@hadifjamalluddin3319]

In fact, even Muslims perform surgeries for patients, but what is the Fatwa on the use of animal organs for humans? But, Khinzir (Pig) is indeed forbidden in Islam because it is dirty & najis mughallazah (impure thickener).

[@Thunder97629]

Basically it’s permissible and more to doctors kind of reasoning and advice