The Ruling on a Fertilized Egg from Other Than the Husband

Question:
What is the ruling on a child born to a woman in whose womb a fertilized egg was implanted outside the womb, from another woman and a strange man?

Answer:
If the semen implanted in her is not from her husband, it is considered adultery. The child is attributed to her; the child belongs to her alone. It is not attributed to his father, who is considered an adulterer, nor to the mother from whom the egg was taken, who has no basis for the claim other than that the egg was taken from her. The one who gave birth to the child is considered the mother: [Al-Mujadilah:2]. The child is attributed to the mother who gave birth to him, and the semen taken from the foreign man and the foreign woman has no share in it.
This act is not permissible. This is what is permissible. The Organization of Islamic Fiqh has also studied this and ruled that it is forbidden. It is not permissible unless it is from the husband only. As for a foreign man or a foreign woman, this is not permissible. It must be from his semen and her semen only: from the husband's semen and the woman's semen only.