Pearl of Wisdom

'Prophets and Messengers are of four classes: a prophet who imparts the tidings to his own self and does not extend to anyone else; a prophet who sees [the Unseen] in his sleep and hears sounds but does not see anything when awake, and he is not sent to anyone and he has a leader [Imam] over him, like how Prophet Abraham (AS) was to Prophet Lot (AS); a prophet who sees in his dream, and he hears and sees the angel, and he is sent to a group, be they small or large, like Prophet Jonah (AS). Allah said about Prophet Jonah (AS): We sent him to a [community of] hundred thousand or more, ? [He continued], 'or more' by thirty thousand, and he has an Imam over him too; and a prophet who sees in his sleep, hears the voice, sees while awake, and he himself is an Imam [leader] like the archprophets, and Prophet Abraham (AS) was a prophet and not an Imam [leader] until Allah said, I am making you the Imam of mankind.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]
al-Kafi, v. 1, p. 174, no. 1

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Question : #257 Category: Medical Issues
Subject: transplant of animal organs
Question: Is it allowed to transplant animals organs — be it of a religiously non-edible, a religiously edible or inherently najis animal — into a human body?
Answer: There is no objection to that, but to pray with it is problematic unless it is among the living parts that restore their life upon transplantation into the human body and are rendered as part of it. In this regard, the type of the animal makes no difference, i.e. it covers even the religiously non-edible ones.

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