نقل الأعضاء من الموتى بين تحقق حالة الوفاة و الإنعاش الصناعي : بين الفقه الإسلامي و القانون الوضعي

Abstract EN

Determining the moment of death is a detailed and decisive issue in the transfer and transplantation of human organs from the dead to the living, so that without acknowledging the death of the person at the right moment missed the opportunity and the right time when the member still has its vital advantages to convey to someone who needs it, the idea of determining the moment of death is still The subject of debate and debate between specialists in medicine, law and the clergy, it must be the Faisal standard as a reference to determine the final real death of the person without going into a state of coma and the possibility of assaulting the person in his right to life, can return to life again, I try in this paper shed Light on this partial answer to the following forms: What is the decisive criterion in determining the moment of death? Do the techniques and means of industrial resuscitation have an impact? This will be dealt with in two main topics: the first section entitled Criteria for determining the state of death and transfer of organs between medicine, law and Sharia, and a second topic: industrial resuscitation and organ transfer between Sharia and law.