A man who had to wait for 23 years for a kidney transplant has won changes to Islamic guidance to allow organ donation in the UK.
Amjid Ali, from Bristol, began a campaign for the changes in 2013 and has been working for the NHS.
Muslims are allowed to accept transplants, but previously some had not felt able to donate themselves.
Mr Ali said: "It was something I wanted to give back, having been on dialysis and the waiting list for a long time."
NHS figures show that 17% of people on the transplant waiting list are of Asian origin.
However, less than 2% of Asian people are on the organ donor register.
In September 2013, Mr Ali led a conference with 56 scholars, organisations, imams and chaplains about the issue, two years after his own life-saving operation. [BBC] Read more
