If yes then can the reason be financial difficulties or is that not allowed because every child brings his/her own ‘rizq’? on family planning within the Muslim community and offer recommendations to organisations for effective strategy implementation of family planning programmes within Muslim settings. Answer I have already answered a similar question question and my answer can be viewed in the Family Issues section in the Question and Answer archive. In fact, for those Muslims that are using birth control, Islam places very few restrictions on the use of contraceptives. Why family planning is not allowed in Islam?

If yes then can the reason be financial difficulties or is that not allowed because every child brings his/her own ‘rizq’? Family Planning and Islam May 2, 2005 The Middle East Program's Haleh Esfandiari compares the approach of various Muslim countries toward population growth and family planning, in this Point of View column from the May issue of Centerpoint. The article provides a brief background on the historical development of family planning in the Muslim community, and outlines Muslim perceptions on this issue. A study of the family planning knowledge, attitudes and practices of Jordanian men and women indicates that many of them are convinced that their religious leaders would not approve of contraceptive use, even while they themselves do so. The post explains “Family planning in Islam. #Video: Hon, Gudaji Kazaure House of Reps member Speak on family planning at the chamber, wants to have 50 children; believes God will feed them Contraception or birth control is the method that is to prevent a couple from having children or prevent pregnancy. After the seminar, we reviewed existing curricula and materials on the subject developed in other countries to explore the arguments and explanations that established the permissibility of family planning in Islam.11-14 We also studied edicts passed on the subject by the Grand Muftis (chief jurists who interpret Muslim law) of Jordan and Egypt. Delaying pregnancy after marriage in Islam.” Thomas Robert Malthus in 1798 in his work “An Essay on the Principle of Population” discussed relationship between population and resources. Family Planning In The Legacy Of Islam Item Preview ... Omran surveys the source books of Islamic jurisprudence from the eighth to the twentieth century in search for views on family formation and family planning.

Imam al-Baqir (peace be upon him) has said, “In the same way that a man love to see items of beautification on his wife, the women too love to see items of beautification on their husbands.” Is family planning allowed in Islam?

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: What the Muslims should do is to have as many children as they can, because this is the command issued by the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said, “Marry the one who is loving and fertile, for I will be proud of your great numbers.”

In fact, for those Muslims that are using birth control, Islam places very few restrictions on the use of contraceptives.

Family planning is the need of the day of every married person, but at the same time couples may have fear about the legitimacy of the available methods as per Islamic teachings. Family Planning and Islam: A Review by Khalid Farooq Akbar In Pakistan, demographic matters have gained prime importance because of an unprecedented large increase in her population. Praise be to Allaah. The Noble Prophet (blessings of Allah be upon him and his family) has said, “Accept my advice to you that you must do good to your women.” Mustadrak al-Wasa’il, Volume 14, Page 250, Hadith 6. It is a concept that is spread out by the western countries that we should control our birth rate otherwise there will be a sever lack of food and necessities of life after 40 or 50 years, As the population will be doubled in these years. FAMILY PLANNING: ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVES . According to Dr Malek Afzali, Iran's deputy minister for research and technology in the Ministry of Health, before the Islamic Revolution, there was family planning but "people did not accept it.". Couples all over the world plan their families according to their ongoing circumstances. Pre-revolutionary era. Islamic Family Planning.

Some Muslims have interpreted this as a prohibition against contraception as well, but this is not a widely accepted view. The Qur'an does not specifically refer to contraception or family planning, but in verses forbidding infanticide, the Qur'an warns Muslims, “Do not kill your children for fear of want." FAMILY PLANNING: ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVES . Sex Before Marriage

Compiled and presented by Dr Attahir Mustapha Dan-Ali, MBBS General hospital, Katsina. After the women gives birth to a child, till she breast feeds she does not have her menstrual cycle, thus the chances of pregnancy in this period of lactation is minimal.

Islam has completely different approach about this. Is family planning allowed in Islam? Contraceptive Methods in Islam. Review of Existing Curricula. The Noble Prophet (blessings of Allah be upon him and his family) has said, “Accept my advice to you that you must do good to your women.” Mustadrak al-Wasa’il, Volume 14, Page 250, Hadith 6.