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'A man from the family of the Prophet (SAWA) had passed away and the women were gathered around crying for him when 'Umar stood up and prohibited them from doing so, and told them to go away from there. The Prophet (SAWA) then said, 'Leave them O 'Umar, for verily the eye feels teary [at the moment], the heart is afflicted and the pain of the incident is still fresh.'

Abu Hurairah
Sunan al-Nasa'i, p. 4, no. 19

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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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