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Proposal to harvest organs from Egypt’s death-row inmates sparks controversy

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A proposal by professor of critical care medicine at Kasr Al-Ainy Faculty of Medicine, Hossam Mowafy, regarding harvesting organs from individuals sentenced to death has sparked controversy and raised medical, legal, and religious questions. Mowafy called for a definitive ruling

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