Author
Al-Arrayed, Fahd bin Saleh bin Muhammad
Author Original
العريض، فهد بن صالح بن محمد
Publication Date
1430
Publication Place
Riyadh -
Riyadh: Dar Al-Sumaie
Subject
Islam, Religious aspects
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
221
Physical Dimensions
221 ص
Library
University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID
OCLC: 826174876
Record ID
cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_151271280
Library Location
Request
Date
1430
Notes
The presence of animal substitutes in the body is one of the defects of marriage. The presence of animal substitutes - in the body of one of the spouses - in some of its forms is considered one of the defects of marriage, such as the presence of animal valves, or animal arteries, as their presence in the absence of complete healing prevents complete enjoyment between them, and the presence of the animal substitute in skin grafts if it is in areas spread throughout the body; Because then it leads to alienation between the spouses, and these are proven reasons for annulment. This was stated in the book Rulings on Animal and Artificial Alternatives. Written by Dr. Fahd Al-Arrayed. What is meant by animal and artificial substitutes here is the non-human substitute parts that replace and replace human parts in the human body. They are two parts: The first part: animal substitutes. Which may be from a pure animal, or it may be from an impure animal. Examples of this include: replacing a human bone with an animal bone, in which case the animal bone may be pure, or it may be impure, and each of these types has specific rulings. Section Two: Industrial Alternatives. It is what a person benefits from by placing it in his body instead of one of his parts, and placing it may be cosmetic to improve the appearance, such as: wearing artificial nails, or it may be necessary, such as: artificial joints, or it may be necessary, such as: placing alternative carbon metal valves, and the provisions differ depending on these purposes. Bibliography: p. 202-216 and indexes
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