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Is a Muslim allowed to donate blood and organs after death?

Aqeel20th February 2021

During a virtual mulaqat of Canadian Atfal with Huzooraa on 15 August 2020, a tifl asked Huzooraa whether, according to the teachings of Islam, one was allowed to donate blood and organs after death. 

Huzooraa gave the following reply: 

“Of course, one can. One can even donate organs while alive. Hence, some people donate their kidney or their liver, but other organs can be donated upon one’s death. 

“So, of course, one can donate them. It is a good thing. Whatever good we do in order to serve humanity is allowed by Allah the Exalted and [organ donation] is a very good thing.”

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