Is it permissible to transfer male sperm from the husband's semen and place it in his wife's womb, after separating the female sperm from it, in order to bear males without females?

The questioner : A woman asked me, in confidence, two questions—may Allah honor you. The first question is that the woman says she has five daughters, and the husband's family, the husband wants to divorce her, and wants to marry another woman on top of her, and so on, many things, because she gave birth to five daughters and did not give birth to males. So they told her at Al-Amal Hospital that they can separate the male sperm from the female and give it to the woman through a doctor who gives it to her. What is the ruling?

The Shaykh : What do they give her?

The questioner : They give her the male sperm.

Another questioner: Where are you from?

The Shaykh : This is not permissible; this is a type of adultery.

The questioner : From the same man, her husband, they take it from him.

The Shaykh : Yes, good, they take it from the man's semen.

The questioner : Yes, from the man's semen.

The Shaykh : The husband, but is it taken in a way that does not involve exposing the private parts? If so, it is permissible; otherwise, it is not.

The questioner : Our teacher, well, out of necessity, she might be divorced and so on.

The Shaykh : There is no necessity; this is not a necessity.