What is the ruling on transferring blood from one patient to another?
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The questioner : The transfer of blood, my teacher?
The Shaykh : As for the transfer of blood, I see nothing wrong with it; because even though blood is ritually impure, this is only the spilled blood, which has entered the realm of air and matter. As for it being transferred directly from inside the body of the blood owner to another body, I see nothing wrong with it, even if the two persons differ in their religion, such that one is a Muslim and the other is a disbeliever; I see nothing wrong with that.
Another questioner : If he sells the blood, teacher?
The Shaykh : Yes?
Another questioner : If he takes a fee?
The Shaykh : A fee for the blood?
Another questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh : He prohibited the price of blood.
The Shaykh : As for the transfer of blood, I see nothing wrong with it; because even though blood is ritually impure, this is only the spilled blood, which has entered the realm of air and matter. As for it being transferred directly from inside the body of the blood owner to another body, I see nothing wrong with it, even if the two persons differ in their religion, such that one is a Muslim and the other is a disbeliever; I see nothing wrong with that.
Another questioner : If he sells the blood, teacher?
The Shaykh : Yes?
Another questioner : If he takes a fee?
The Shaykh : A fee for the blood?
Another questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh : He prohibited the price of blood.
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