Donor though you would have to be pretty desperate to want mine too many miles on them
Then automatically that guy will become an ISI agent for indians
That's surprising to hear I must say. Although I am not a Sheikh/Mullah I find that astonishing considering the teachings of Islam and the fact that organ donations are not mentioned specifically.
But all you basically need to know that it is "halal" is the following;
Surat Al-Mā'idah (The Table Spread) - سورة المائدة
5:32
Sahih International
Because of that, We decreed upon the Children of Israel that whoever kills a soul unless for a soul or for corruption [done] in the land - it is as if he had slain mankind entirely. And whoever saves one - it is as if he had saved mankind entirely. And our messengers had certainly come to them with clear proofs. Then indeed many of them, [even] after that, throughout the land, were transgressors.
Or at least that should be enough if you ask me.
Anyway I have not really looked into this field in terms of the Islamic theology behind it but I am pretty much certain that as long as the person is dead and it can safe a life/be beneficial for a living person it is halal. Regardless of fiqh.
No reason but I do not feel comfortable doing that. While I live I would part with a kidney and my liver if need be, but not when I die.
A living liver donor? That's bold. But it perplexes me at the same time as to why you are OK being a living organ donor but not a cadaver organ donor?
I have seen how they treat dead donors here sir, you see how they treat the living, imagine the dead.
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Does it really matter after you are dead?--- You have the chance of serving humanity after death, Do your part, rest is not really your fault, If it does even happen that is!!..
This sir is my personal choice. I will not force you to think on my line, would appreciate the same.
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Fair enough
It is not like that. I guess I know what is going on in Gufi's mind. Before getting myself signed up, I had to do a lot of convincing to myself and guess what, I still think about it. There are three things on my will (one copy always hangs around my neck as part of my ID), and organ donation is at the top and it is not going to be changed but... I hope I am doing the right thing. I couldn't convince my wife to be a donor for instance. That is why I am curious to know what others think about it.
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I can see the point now.It is hard to trust Pakistani Healthcare system.
You got the drift now. When I was in States ands now here, at-least I have peace of mind that my organs wont be sold in black market and end up giving new life to filthy rich.
You can always try I was on-line and read this debate on organ donation I wonder what you think about it.
