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Background: To determine the factors relevant in understanding the behavior, perceptions and practices as well as religious attitude regarding organ donation of Moros residing in Davao City, Philippines.Material/Methods: A self-administered questionnaire was conducted between August to September 2017. A total of 469 questionnaires were distributed to different public communities and private institutions. 369 surveys were collected successfully and used for analysis. Results:Two most important independent variables as independent indicators of organ donation approval included high level of Islamic ethical principles and lesser score on Punishment of Allah appraisal. This study further validates that belief in divine entity entails intention to donate an organ. Contributing factors of affirmation to the act of donation include female gender, belonging to same religion, higher educational level and the role of Imam. However, majority of the respondents believe donating an organ is not compatible with Islam. It is of great emphasis that Faith leaders such as the Imams and mosques have important roles in promulgating public awareness as well as authority in clarifying the context of Islam with regards to organ donation. Many of the respondents have faith on Imam teachings. Adequacy of public campaigns is vital to educate the Muslim communities especially in relation to medical reservations. Conclusion:Islamic Religious sect and leaders should be encouraged to actively participate in policy making to arrive in enhanced knowledge that may ultimately lead to better understanding of organ donation socially, ethically and religiously. Trust in health system and medical professionals are important in delivering transparency of the process in donating an organ. Information drive thru ad campaigns, forums and lectures to educate Filipino Muslims may aid in solving shortage of organ donors.

330.8: Perceptions, attitudes, awareness, beliefs and Islamic religiosity toward organ donation among moros in Davao City, Philippines.