The Ruling on Washing the Murdered and Taking Their Organs
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The questioner:
Chapter on a dower. No.
The Shaykh:
Once you walk.
The questioner:
Is there a difference between one killed by a hudud punishment and one killed by qisas regarding the ruling on the corpse of the deceased? That is, is it permissible to give it to medical students to dissect the body?
The Shaykh:
Yes, they are washed, the one shot and the one killed, all of them are washed, they are washed, and the funeral prayer is performed for them,
The questioner:
Some people.
The Shaykh:
The one who died in an accident is washed and the funeral prayer is performed for him, and so is the one killed by qisas.
The questioner:
Some people have issued a fatwa that it is permissible to take some of the organs of the others.
The Shaykh:
In battle, if he dies in battle specifically, he is not washed and the funeral prayer is not performed for him, in jihad,
The questioner:
Some people have issued a fatwa that it is permissible to take the organs of some of those killed by qisas.
The Shaykh:
Wrong, wrong. Some people issue a fatwa that it is permissible, but there is no evidence for it. There is no evidence for it. He is a Muslim, a protected person, alive, every day.
Chapter on a dower. No.
The Shaykh:
Once you walk.
The questioner:
Is there a difference between one killed by a hudud punishment and one killed by qisas regarding the ruling on the corpse of the deceased? That is, is it permissible to give it to medical students to dissect the body?
The Shaykh:
Yes, they are washed, the one shot and the one killed, all of them are washed, they are washed, and the funeral prayer is performed for them,
The questioner:
Some people.
The Shaykh:
The one who died in an accident is washed and the funeral prayer is performed for him, and so is the one killed by qisas.
The questioner:
Some people have issued a fatwa that it is permissible to take some of the organs of the others.
The Shaykh:
In battle, if he dies in battle specifically, he is not washed and the funeral prayer is not performed for him, in jihad,
The questioner:
Some people have issued a fatwa that it is permissible to take the organs of some of those killed by qisas.
The Shaykh:
Wrong, wrong. Some people issue a fatwa that it is permissible, but there is no evidence for it. There is no evidence for it. He is a Muslim, a protected person, alive, every day.
Source
صحيح البخاري (الشرح الثاني) — binbaz.org.sa (21:26)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.