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Jeddah: A Saudi citizen of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia donated Kidney to a stranger who is a girl student of the secondary school.

According to the report published in Arab News, a 34-year-old man by name Mohammed Jomaah Al-Banna donated his kidney to a school student, Wijdan Al-Enezi. He also recalled the prophetic saying, “Allah aids His slaves who offer help to their Muslim brothers”. Before the surgery, he did not even inform his family.

He said that after his family came to know about his donation, they were happy as he ended the suffering of the girl.

It may be mentioned that the girl was suffering from chronic kidney disease since she was six years old and was undergoing dialysis for the last 10 years. The man had voluntarily offered the kidney to the girl after he came to know that her family members were looking for someone to help.


After the surgery, Mubarak Al-Enezi, father of Wijdan told that the entire family used to think that the girl will die at any moment. He further said that he has no words to thank Al-Banna.

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