A search in the jurisprudential and legal foundations of the legitimacy of gamete storage in the reproductive process and its practical fruits

With the change in people's lifestyles in the contemporary world, some of the previous priorities such as marriage and childbearing have faded, but issues such as continuing education and employment have become top priorities, instead. The delay in the proper timing of marriage among young people prevented the couple from having children in the golden opportunities of fertility. Evidence suggests that sometimes this plague of delay has deprived some families of the gift of having children. The use of gamete storage technology in adolescence is a way to achieve childbearing for couples who, for whatever reason, have delayed fertility. The present study seeks to answer the question of what the ruling on this new achievement of genetic science in gamete storage is. The author considers the ruling to be permissible in view of the various benefits of this technology, citing reasons such as the principle of correctness, impropriety, the principle of treatment and the treatment of secondary topics, due to precautionary aspects.