Innocence of the corpse in Islamic jurisprudence

Book / Immunity of the corpse in Islamic jurisprudence, by the author / Belhaj Al-Arabi, addresses a comprehensive study of the subject of immunity of the corpse in Islamic jurisprudence in terms of defining the concept of death and its legal and medical standards, and presents the signs of death among jurists and doctors, the problem of brain death and artificial resuscitation, as well as discusses the sanctity of the corpse, the rulings of dissection, organ transfer, will, and cloning, and clarifies the legal and ethical controls to protect human dignity after death, linking the issues to contemporary jurisprudence and medical law, and explaining the positions of fatwas and Islamic councils on emerging issues related to corpses, modern medicine, and humans in light of Islamic law, contemporary medical research, and authoritative fatwas in this field.