Is it permissible for the deceased's guardian to donate the organs of the deceased from which medicine can…
Is it permissible for the deceased's guardian to donate the organs of the deceased from which medicine can benefit from, such as the heart, the kidney, or others and what is the ruling in donating one of the limbs like the hands, for example?
Answer
In the name of Allah, my son, you should know that when a person dies his body goes out of his possession and therefore no one may authorize donating some of his organs to anyone and guardianship over the dead in this sense to the Imam (AJ) only and to the representatives (religious authority) in the absence and we don't authorize the removal of any organ of a Muslim after his death, unless he was a Nasibi (those who show hostility towards Ahlulbait).Yes, in case saving the life of a Shiite Muslim is depending on taking an organ from the dead and fixing the body of the living with it. The life of the living is more important in the eyes of the Sharia than respecting the body of the dead. After checking the details of the matter, we may allow it with the Diyya (blood money) being imposed which would for Imam Mahdi (AJ). Allah knows best
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