Question 10
NECO
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2020
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ISLAMIC_RELIGIOUS_STUDIES
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objective
A Muslim doctor wishes to donate one of his kidneys to a non‑Muslim relative who needs a transplant. Based on contemporary Islamic jurisprudence, list the three primary conditions that must be satisfied for this organ donation to be considered permissible.
Answer Options
Correct Answer
A.
1) The donor must be alive and medically fit to donate without harming his own health; 2) The donation must be given freely without any financial reward; 3) The recipient must have a genuine life‑saving need for the organ.
B.
1) The donor must have a documented history of organ failure; 2) The donation must be performed in a hospital designated for religious rituals; 3) The recipient must be a family member living abroad.
C.
1) The donor must be deceased and the organ retrieved within six hours; 2) The donation must be approved by a secular medical board only; 3) The recipient must have a chronic, non‑life‑threatening condition.
D.
1) The donor must be a direct blood relative of the recipient; 2) The donation may be compensated with a modest monetary gift; 3) The recipient must be of the same religious faith as the donor.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
1) The donor must be alive and medically fit to donate without harming his own health; 2) The donation must be given freely without any financial reward; 3) The recipient must have a genuine life‑saving need for the organ.
About This Question
This is
Neco
2020
Islamic Religious Studies
Question 10.
It is one of the
objective
questions from the
2020
Neco
Islamic Religious Studies
examination.
Difficulty level:
Hard
.