What is done with human limbs that are taken from a person during surgery
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Praise be to Allah alone, and may prayers and peace be upon the one after whom there is no prophet. After that: The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta has reviewed what was sent to His Eminence the Grand Mufti from the esteemed Director of the Dawah and Guidance Center in Jeddah , reference number (461/9/20/J), dated 15/5/1429 AH, accompanied by the question submitted by Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Madani , the religious supervisor at King Abdulaziz Medical City in Jeddah , affiliated with the National Guard Health Affairs, and referred to the Committee by the General Secretariat of the Council of Senior Scholars, reference number (780), dated 21/5/1429 AH. The text of the question is: A question was received from the Projects Department at King Khalid Hospital for the National Guard in Jeddah , addressed to the Religious Affairs Department, regarding the ruling on removing the burial site where organs are buried after surgeries only , for the purpose of planting trees in the area, and whether it takes the ruling of graveyards or not? It is known that the place has not been used to bury these organs for approximately (4) years, both now and before.
After studying the inquiry, the Committee responded that as long as the matter involves Muslim organs, they should be transferred after being gathered in a wrapping and buried in a hole in the nearest public cemetery; in order to preserve them from desecration.
After studying the inquiry, the Committee responded that as long as the matter involves Muslim organs, they should be transferred after being gathered in a wrapping and buried in a hole in the nearest public cemetery; in order to preserve them from desecration.
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