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'''Methods of Artificial Reproduction''' (in Arabic: [[:fa:وسائل_الانجاب_الصناعیة_(کتاب)|وسائل الانجاب الصناعیة]]) is a book written by [[MohammadReza Sistani]] that jurisprudentially examines methods of Artificial Procreation and the jurisprudential effects and rulings related to it. In this book, the author has tried to resolve the jurisprudential challenges facing Artificial Procreation and to answer the questions raised regarding the permissibility of Artificial Procreation or its consequences through analytical reasoning (ijtihad). After examining the reasons presented to prove the forbiddance of Artificial Procreation, he writes that among the various methods of Artificial Procreation, it is only forbidden to inseminate the egg with the sperm or stem cell of a stranger (non-mahram) man. To prove this forbiddance, he argues based on the Irtikāz of Muslims (what promptly appears as true to Muslims based on their background of religious knowledge) . Also, this ruling is only a defining law and the child resulting from Artificial Procreation is always a legitimate child. MohammadReza Sistani is the son of Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Sīstānī, and one of the prominent professors of principles of jurisprudence at the Najaf seminary. This book is one of the pioneering and important works on jurisprudential examination of Artificial Procreation, which was published in 2007 by Dār al-Muvarrikh al-Arabi publishing house in Beirut.

The book Methods of Artificial Reproduction is written by [[MohammadReza Sistani]], who has examined and researched the effects of and rulings related to Artificial Procreation from the perspective of Shia jurisprudence through analytical reasoning (ijtihadi approach). Contents of the book are not compiled based on the common research structure; rather, the writing style is closer to the methods of presentation of the lessons of the highest level courses of the seminary. The topics of the book are organized in three main chapters and a sub-chapter titled appendices. In the first chapter, the legitimacy of different methods of Artificial Procreation, in the second chapter, issues related to the implementation process of Artificial Procreation, such as the rulings on touch and looking [at a non-mahram person], and in the third chapter, jurisprudential consequences after pregnancy through Artificial Procreation have been discussed and investigated. It is noteworthy that the author has also dealt with hypothetical forms in the jurisprudential examination of the problem and has not sufficed with studying the existing methods; for example, pregnancy through maternal stem cell transplantation or egg insemination with plant sperm have also been discussed. At the end of the book, he has written a section titled appendices, in which he has provided explanations about some principles of jurisprudence or the authorities used in the book, such as the [[rule of the bed (qā'idat al-firāsh)]], examining the reliability of hadith narrators and investigating the authenticity of hadith books. [https://alfeker.net/library.php?id=3770 See the book here].