PENDERMAAN SPERMA MENURUT PERSPEKTIF ISLAM
Abstract
This article follows the case of Diane Blood in Britain who wished to
conceive a child using her deceased husband's sperm which had been
taken out prior to his death. Several issues are raised by the writer
including that of sperm donation from the Islamic perspective. The
writer concludes that scientific methods used to conceive are permissible
provided that the sperm is materially of a legitimate husband.
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