Pearl of Wisdom

on the authority of Hammad al-Samdarh 'I said to Abu 'Abdillah, Ja'far b. Muhammad [al-Sadiq] (AS), 'I often go to the lands of the idolaters, and people say that if I die there, I will be resurrected with them.' He said to me, ?O f::lammad! When you are there, do you mention our cause and call people to it?' I said, 'Yes.' He said, 'And when you are in these cities the cities of Islam do you mention our cause and call people to it?' I said, 'No.' He said, 'If you die over there, you will be resurrected as a whole community in yourself, and your light will run before you.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]
Amali al-Tusi, p. 46, no. 54

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Question : #427 Category: Medical Issues
Subject: Donating organs
Question: As a Muslim, can we A: Donate any organs once announced dead? B: Can we be a recipient of someone else’s organs?
Answer: A: As a measure of precaution it is not recommended to cut an organ of a dead Muslim even if he bequathed. It becomes permissible only when the life of another Muslim depdnds on this as an absolute necessity.

B: An organ extracted from a body is ritually impure (najis) irespective of wheather it came from a Muslim or non-Muslim.
But as mentioned above in A, a Muslim may be a recipient of an organ extract if the life depends on it.

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