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In three chapters, the author explores the concepts utilized in the book and the arguments for and against the permissibility of artificial insemination according to both Shia and Sunni scholars. According to the book's report, both Shia and Sunni jurisprudential texts provide evidence supporting both the permissibility and the prohibition of each of the three categories of artificial insemination.
In three chapters, the author explores the concepts utilized in the book and the arguments for and against the permissibility of artificial insemination according to both Shia and Sunni scholars. According to the book's report, both Shia and Sunni jurisprudential texts provide evidence supporting both the permissibility and the prohibition of each of the three categories of artificial insemination.
==A brief review and structure of the book==
==A brief review and structure of the book==
"A study of the arguments and jurisprudential rulings on artificial insemination from the perspectives of imamiya and Sunni jurisprudence", written by Farzaneh Dadash-Ali, was released in 2021 by Mirase Mandegar Publications. The book seeks to provide an overview of the views held by Shia and Sunni jurists regarding medically assisted pregnancies. The author focuses exclusively on the obligatory rulings related to various methods of artificial insemination, rather than on their situational rulings. Additionally, the discussion is limited to the context of marital relationships, excluding considerations after divorce or death.  
"A study of the arguments and jurisprudential rulings on artificial insemination from the perspectives of imamiya and Sunni jurisprudence", written by Farzaneh Dadash-Ali, was released in 2021 by Mirase Mandegar Publications. The book seeks to provide an overview of the views held by Shia and Sunni jurists regarding medically assisted pregnancies. The author focuses exclusively on the religious obligations (<nowiki>''</nowiki>aḥkām taklīfī<nowiki>''</nowiki>) related to various methods of artificial insemination, rather than on their situational rulings. Additionally, the discussion is limited to the context of marital relationships, excluding considerations after divorce or death.  
The book consists of an introduction followed by three chapters. In the first chapter, the author delves into the concepts utilized throughout the text, exploring terms such as fertilization, artificial insemination and its various forms, as well as embryo and infertility. Additionally, this chapter provides a historical overview of artificial insemination and infertility, detailing the different types of artificial insemination and the causes of infertility in both women and men. The second chapter discusses the justifications and prohibitions of artificial insemination from the Shia perspective, while also referencing the opinions of Shia scholars regarding the three categories of artificial insemination (the use of the couple's egg and sperm, the use of donor egg and sperm, and the use of a surrogate womb) during marriage. The third chapter examines the same three categories from the viewpoint of Sunni scholars. In the conclusion, the author summarizes the key points and offers several recommendations.
The book consists of an introduction followed by three chapters. In the first chapter, the author delves into the concepts utilized throughout the text, exploring terms such as fertilization, artificial insemination and its various forms, as well as embryo and infertility. Additionally, this chapter provides a historical overview of artificial insemination and infertility, detailing the different types of artificial insemination and the causes of infertility in both women and men. The second chapter discusses the justifications and prohibitions of artificial insemination from the Shia perspective, while also referencing the opinions of Shia scholars regarding the three categories of artificial insemination (the use of the couple's egg and sperm, the use of donor egg and sperm, and the use of a surrogate womb) during marriage. The third chapter examines the same three categories from the viewpoint of Sunni scholars. In the conclusion, the author summarizes the key points and offers several recommendations.
==Artificial insemination utilizing the eggs and sperm of the couple==
==Artificial insemination utilizing the eggs and sperm of the couple==
Artificial insemination utilizing the eggs and sperm of a couple represents the first category among the three types of artificial insemination applicable during marriage. The author examines the arguments for and against its permissibility from the perspectives of Shia and Sunni jurisprudence, as well as the opinions of scholars from both schools.
Artificial insemination utilizing the eggs and sperm of a couple represents the first category among the three types of artificial insemination applicable during marriage. The author examines the arguments for and against its permissibility from the perspectives of Shia and Sunni jurisprudence, as well as the opinions of scholars from both schools.
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