In Islam, one of the core beliefs is in the
life of the hereafter. At the end of time and all that exists, all
human beings will be resurrected (in their bodies and souls) and will face the Day of Judgment. Even their
body parts or organs will stand witness against them. Furthermore, in Islamic law, every action or thing is categorized either as legitimate or prohibited. This article explores ethico-legal opinions on the issues of organ
donation and
transplantation in the light of these essential Islamic beliefs.
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