Mufti Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthari states that “it is a well-established principle of Shariah that all the organs of a human body, whether one is a Muslim or a non-Muslim, are sacred and must not be tampered with. To take benefit from any part of a human is unlawful (haram). Allah Almighty made humans the best of creations and created everything for their benefit. Allah Most High Says: ‘It is He, who has created for you all things that are on earth.’ (Surah al-Baqarah, 2.29) Thus, it is permissible for a human to take benefit from every creation of Allah which includes animals (under certain conditions), plants and inanimate things. As such, it would be unreasonable to place humans in the same category of the above things by giving permission to use parts and derive benefit out of their body that necessitates cutting, chopping and amputating parts of the body. This is certainly unreasonable and unlawful on a human body…. The Jurists (fuqaha) have stated that in the case of extreme necessity and when there is no alternative available, even unlawful things, such as pork and alcohol, become permissible. However, even in such a situation, consuming or deriving benefit from a human body still remains unlawful.”

“Taliban forbids ‘un-Islamic’ sight-saving operations,” by Ashfaq Yusufzai, Telegraph, October 27, 2026:
Hundreds of people each year will be denied sight-saving operations in Afghanistan after the Taliban forbade corneal transplants, doctors have told the Telegraph.
Officials have ruled that the transplant procedure is not permitted under Islamic teachings and have ordered surgeons to halt operations….
Dr Noor Zaman Hashim of Noor Eye Hospital in Kabul said his staff had conducted 90 transplants in recent months, before the programme had been halted by the Taliban order….
“Decades of violence have devastated Afghanistan’s healthcare infrastructure. We neither have sufficient ophthalmologists nor locally available corneas to meet the demand for transplants,” he said.
“The Taliban have verbally instructed us to stop the transplants. Nobody has the courage to defy their orders because of the risk of severe punishment,” he said.
She told the Telegraph: “I was registered at Jalalabad Eye Hospital two months ago, but last month the Taliban directed the hospital to close the programme, saying it was against Islamic teachings.”…
England Invaded says
That’s odd. Because the sharia promoting filth in the UK take organs routinely.
Such a high demand due to their endless illnesses through constant inbreeding as well.
If British folk donate, likely to be taken by these animals just as everything else is taken by them now.
British folk long ago stopped from stipulating to where any donated organs must not go, so they often refuse to donate, adding the general shortage for Brits who need them..
Don’t blame them either. I wouldn’t want anything from me helping these invading parasites.
Troybeam says
Un Islamic that medical science that has aided people to see clearly. Bet these same people would not hesitate to travel abroad and have the same surgery or any surgery for that matter.
Emilie Green says
What about eye glasses generally. They alter, and for the better, an otherwise natural state of a person’s eye. Glasses change one’s natural albeit less-than-perfect vision though without surgery.
Hearing aids too. Prosthetics generally.
Even Rx drugs.
Islam is looney tunes,
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Rarely528 says
It’s only un-islamic until they, or someone dear to them, needs the procedure.
Makes one wonder if it’s ever advisable to use a muslim surgeon.
tgusa says
In related news obesity appears not to be un-Islamic.
40 rounds says
Isn’t genital mutalation verboten then according to the geniuses in charge in Afghanistan?
somehistory says
It’s due to their constant desire to be in total control. If the original slime had needed a new cornea, would these slime followers be so gung-ho to forbid others?
These terror goons are spiritually blind.
Siddhi Nasranni says
Your quote, ” These terror goons are spiritually blind.” I would add to that they are also
mentally dead.
somehistory says
They are satan’s zombies.
Wellington says
Yet one more example (my God, how many more are needed?) that Islam is a recipe for the closing of the mind.
As for any achievements by the Islamic world in the Middle Ages (way overestimated by both Muslims and obedient dhimmis), these achievements invariably occurred in spite of Islam and not because of it. Two examples of this are Avicenna and Averroes who thought outside the box, something Islam simply will not tolerate and, most instructive here, both these men were in trouble with Islamic authorities for the great error of independent thinking.
Imagine if Islam, per its design to this day, had made all the world Islamic by around 1200 AD. You know, “all religion is with Allah” per Sura 8:39 and that entire rot. Think that this world would have invented such things as the scientific method, the telegraph, railroads, the telephone, cars, planes, satellites, computers, never mind corneal transplants, etc.? No way in Hell and which is where the forever backward and Neanderthal religion which is Islam belongs. Oh yeah, the entire world would be one giant Afghanistan.
The Islamic world produces nothing of merit. Parasitically it will use the achievements of others to advance itself (e.g., Saudi Arabia minus Western technology would still be a dirt poor Islamic shithole never figuring how to get oil out of the ground let alone refine it). Indeed, it’s a negative and should be looked upon by informed and wise people as such. Sadly, informed and wise non-Muslims are still a scarcity these days. Look to Western Europe and the decrepit EU for confirmation of this, with further confirmation demonstrated by moral idiots like Elissa Slotkin and Chuck Schumer here in America
somehistory says
‘”One giant Afghanistan” would probably be a world full of drying skeletons. The way they murder, even others of their “kind,” there likely would be no survivors. Just my random thought on your comment, Wellington.
Thankfully, this did not happen