Surrogacy: The Controversial Industry across Borders

Abstract

Marriage in its legal and legal framework is considered the legitimate means of the process of procreation, protecting society from mixing lineages, but some couples do not succeed in obtaining a child, and since treatment of infertility is a legitimate matter according to Sharia and law, scholars developed the means of treatment, which were acceptable until the technique of surrogacy resulted in it. Where the child becomes a commodity that can be obtained on demand, fertility clinics take care of this.

We find a difference between the comparative man-made laws, between a supporter and a criminal, because the process of procreation turns into commercial transactions, and because of the legal problems that may result from it. Many of the parties to surrogacy contracts ended up putting their disputes before the courts.