Growing Number Of Single Women In Islamic Nations Freezing Their Eggs

Over the last five years, a growing number of single Muslim women in their mid-30s in Islamic countries — including the UAE, Qatar and Egypt, among others — have been choosing to freeze their eggs to ensure motherhood later in life. It was previously not seen as an option in these countries — owing primarily to cultural beliefs and religious restrictions.

Islam, News, Middle East, Science, Sexuality, Society, Technology, Women, womenSonia SarkarSeptember 26, 2024Sonia Sarkar, Islam, Muslims, Middle East, news, IVF, women, eggs, egg freezing, science, technology, tech, Primary feature, Secondary featureComment

How Orthodox Jewish Law Is Adapting To In Vitro Fertilization

According to increasingly common interpretations of Orthodox Jewish law, any assisted reproductive technology — including egg and sperm extraction or IVF, which have grown in popularity in recent years — requires the presence of “mashgichim,” Jewish law supervisors. But not all Orthodox Jews agree with the practice.

Australia, Oceania, JudaismNomi KaltmannFebruary 2, 2022Nomi Kaltmann, IVF, Jewish law, Orthodox Jewish law, assisted reproductive technology, egg freezing, mashgichim, Sydney Beth Di, Sydney Beth Din, Orthodox Judaism, Judaism, Primary Feature, Secondary Feature Comments

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