Tag: surrogacy

  • Whose Body? Islam, Surrogacy, and the Limits of Market Autonomy

    Whose Body? Islam, Surrogacy, and the Limits of Market Autonomy

    Meghan Trainor’s announcement of her third child’s birth through surrogacy is the latest example of the ongoing debate over commercial surrogacy, particularly in wealthy circles. The discussion addresses the theological and philosophical considerations regarding bodily autonomy, consent, and the commodification of reproduction, emphasizing the Islamic perspective that prohibits such practices based on moral principles.

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  • Ethics and Reproductive Technology

    Ethics and Reproductive Technology

    A Book Review of Ethics of Assisted Reproductive Medicine: A Comparative Study of Western Secular and Islamic Bioethics by Dr. Sharmin Islam. What is Islamic bioethics, and how does it differ in its approach to modern reproductive technology?

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