Is the Kidney transplantation fobidden in Islam?

Answer 1

Islamic scholars in the second group consider renal transplantation acceptable, basing their argument on the fact that Islam encourages adherents to help others and to save life. The Qur'an says "If anyone kills a person not in (lawful) retaliation for murder, or to spread mischief in the land, it would be as if he killed all mankind, and if anyone saves a life, it would be as if he saved the life of all mankind" (The Holy Qur'an). In addition, they argue that renal transplants are performed out of feelings of benevolence and true love for mankind, and that God loves those who love others. "They give their brothers preferences over themselves even though they were (themselves) in need of that (which they gave). And whoever is saved from his own covetousness ... will be successful" (The Holy Qur'an). I, personally follow the second group consider renal transplantation acceptable. Hope that will be helpful Abdelrhman Tamimi == == == == According to my limited knowledge, in any case of donation of a human organ to another human, Islam's basic requisite is that no lives are endangered and the donation is not being given in order to earn money. Therefore if the person donating the kidney does not pose a threat to his own lfe by donating it and is not doing it for the money, then he may donate, as an act of saving another human being's life. Allah is however the all knowing.