Does Islam allow Surrogate mothers?

THERE IS A DUA FOR ALMOST EVERYTHING.

SUPPLICATION WAS THE WEAPON OF THE PROPHETS.

Ramadan M'Barak everyone,

There's probably more than a bit of irony in labelling things with a
'western innovation' (n this series of posts it would be the 'renting of the
womb')

I say irony because the entire means of communication here are western
innovations, including for a lot of (non-arabic reading or speaking)
brothers and sisters out there, your understanding of what is in the
Quran.

So, the western innovation part shouldn't stick.
Should the Quran? Well, I guess most of us are Muslims and for us we
don't usually have much room to say "No" - as if one of those puts us in
Kafir Central.
Well, should the Quran be the decided book on surrogate mothers?
No.

Why?
Because it sets the Quran up to fail as a clearinghouse for useful guidance
- the Quran forced to become neurobiologist, international lawyer,
internet regulator, etc. As if it was somehow belittling to say the Quran
would be useless for Java programming...No, it just didn't come in to
being for that.

There are too many things you have to make your mind up yourself
about. Our ability to discern right and wrong is a gift of God's.

Submitted respectfully and
Thalla farasikoom,

Brother Palestine,

I request you to go through the guidelines.

http://www.islamicity.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=4589& ; ;PN=1

Sister herjihad,

Respecting scholars does not mean worshipping them.

Wassalaam

Edited by amah

Palestine wrote: still, you ducked the major point!! you wanted us to use our brains. are we qulaified enough to use our brains while we know very little, read very little, research very little about Islam. what made me foam to the mouth is your way of belittling our scholars!!!

Bismillah,

You can scholar worship all you want.  I worship only Allah, The Most Glorious, The One.

Peace