Human-Pig Hybrid Banned from UK Mosque

The UK's Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority has approved the production of human-pig hybrids , but a London imam warns authorities that such hybrids will not be welcome in his East London mosque, or any UK mosques.

"We will take skin cells from patients who have a mutation for certain kinds of heart disease (cardiomyopathy, which makes the heart lose its pumping strength) and put them into pig eggs after their chromosomes have been removed. We will then make embryos...it's important to say that we're at the very early stages of this research and it will take a considerable amount of time. There is still a great deal to learn about these techniques and much of our early work will involve understanding how we can make the hybrid cloning process as efficient as possible." __Source

Al Fin's cousin Abu has notified Al Fin that Imam Abdul Makin, from his East London mosque, has issued a fatwah against any human-pig hybrids who try to enter his mosque--or any UK mosque.

The mood was tense at the UK Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, and officials refused all comment.