Sister is going against religion?

We are in the 21st century. You can state your opinion, but do not force it upon her.

She is right, to be honest...if you can give your organs to someone who needs it, why not?

As a Muslim, I believe I should be buried as a whole body, no organs donated. I opted out of the nhs organ donor register. I told my sister and asked her if she is as well? She said no, she would rather donate her organs if it helps someone stay alive. Whilst it is her choice, would it be rude of me to disagree, and if it isn't how would I go about it? TBH, I'm just shocked at her views really, but have better things to worry about.

As a Muslim, I believe I should be buried as a whole body, no organs donated.

She said no, she would rather donate her organs if it helps someone stay alive.

Whilst it is her choice, would it be rude of me to disagree, and if it isn't how would I go about it?

TBH, I'm just shocked at her views really, but have better things to worry about.

The thought of a doctor cutting my dead body to get my organs out just seems grim. I'd rather not have that to be honest. But yes you're right, it can save lives. So it's a tough choice imo

The thought of a doctor cutting my dead body to get my organs out just seems grim. I'd rather not have that to be honest. But yes you're right, it can save lives. So it's a tough choice imo

As a Muslim, I believe I should be buried as a whole body, no organs donated. I opted out of the nhs organ donor register. I told my sister and asked her if she is as well? She said no, she would rather donate her organs if it helps someone stay alive. Whilst it is her choice, would it be rude of me to disagree, and if it isn't how would I go about it? TBH, I'm just shocked at her views really, but have better things to worry about.

The thought of a doctor cutting my dead body to get my organs out just seems grim. I'd rather not have that to be honest. But yes you're right, it can save lives. So it's a tough choice imo

You can talk to her about your feelings and opinions and explain why you disagree. But you can't force her to change her view. It's up to her.

Why? If your death could improve, or even save, the lives of others, why wouldn't you?


How can you disagree with that?


Rude, illogical and heartless.


I'm shocked at yours, based on zero evidence. IMO, she is doing the right thing, and you're doing the wrong one.

Yes, but you will be dead, so you won’t really know what’s happening.

Might do that, but it's her choice, I don't really care what she does

Fair enough. No it's not rude to disagree with her, but it would be rude to force your opinions on her.

I wouldn't ever force my opinion. If you don't agree, that up to you. At the end of the day, she's still my sister, and I'm her brother, so will treat her as such.

1)I wouldn't want me to die, then be cut up, then buried. I'd rather die and get buried quick.

And it's against religion.

2)there's other ways you can help people stay alive. You can probably donate to a health charity, etc.

3) I do disagree, but don't want to come across rude. She is my sister after all.

However, I believe I was born as a human with organs, and should die and be buried as one too.

Yes, but you will be dead, so you won’t really know what’s happening.

As a Muslim, I believe I should be buried as a whole body, no organs donated. I opted out of the nhs organ donor register. I told my sister and asked her if she is as well? She said no, she would rather donate her organs if it helps someone stay alive. Whilst it is her choice, would it be rude of me to disagree, and if it isn't how would I go about it? TBH, I'm just shocked at her views really, but have better things to worry about.

But as the OP is a Muslim we believe you can feel pain even after death.