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Deceased and Living Organ Donation in Iran

We have read the article written by AlKhawari et al. (1) published in the June 2005 issue of this journal with full interest. The authors have quoted sentences with reference to our article (2). Because certain phrases may be confusing to some readers, we would like to elucidate a few points. The authors stated that ‘Donation is sanctioned by religious and national law in Iran (although there is some religious dissent from the “official” Iranian Islamic position)’, but a few additional points require clarification.