Transplants and Transfusions

Q: If one is to be given a death sentence by court, then can he give a consent for donation of his/her organs before or after death?

Q: Donating blood to a non muslim has the same amount of ajar or not? I am living in a non muslim country. I have a chance to donate blood, can I donate?

Q: I am a 25 year old male that is experiencing hair loss. I have tried shampoos, creams, tablets as well as hair lazer therapy in order to stimulate hair growth. However none so far has given the desired effect. The other option I am aware of is hair transplant. With the hair transplant there are 2 routes that I can choose. The first option, they take my own hair and transplant it to the areas with less hair, however at my age I have been advised not to go with it. The second option is a Fibre synthetic material which is not human hair which can be transplanted via a non surgical method. My question is, would it be permissable to go with the second option: Fibre synthetic material?

Q: Is it permissible to give one kidney to someone who needs it or is it only permissible to give it to a family member?

Q: Are there any reference from quraan and hadith with regards to the ruling of blood? And what are the viewpoints of the Fuqaha on Blood donations? And is blood transfusion accepted in Islam?

Q: Is organ transplant or donation allowed? if yes, in what circumstances is it permissible/impermissible?

Q: I would to know the masla on donating organs in islaam! As well as donating blood?

Q: I want to know if organ donation is permissible in Islam. Is there any type of situation in which it will be premissible? The example given to me: someones brother is very ill-his kidneys have failed & doctors say he needs at least one kidney donated to him. Can this person donate one kidney to his brother?

Q: Is it permissible to donate blood?

Q: A person is in need of a kidney transplant. His cousin is willing to donate his kidney to him. Is it permissible in Islam for one to donate his organs to someone?