Family planning (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Muslim views on contraception
Muslim views on contraception
Diverse - not all Muslims agree; various interpretations exist
Compiler of Hadith al-Bukhari
Compiler of Hadith al-Bukhari
Imam Muhammad al-Bukhari
Contraception in Muhammad's time
Contraception in Muhammad's time
Known & discussed; withdrawal method practiced
Hadith guidance on contraception use
Hadith guidance on contraception use
Preferable not to use; but not outright forbidden
Accepting contraception: mother's health
Accepting contraception: mother's health
To preserve physical/mental wellbeing from serious risks
Accepting contraception: family protection
Accepting contraception: family protection
Prevents financial strain; helps care for existing children
Accepting contraception: family spacing
Accepting contraception: family spacing
Time between pregnancies for better health outcomes
Temporary vs permanent contraception in Islam
Temporary vs permanent contraception in Islam
Temporary methods more acceptable than permanent ones
Muslims opposing artificial methods prefer
Muslims opposing artificial methods prefer
Natural family planning methods only
Procreation as purpose in Islam
Procreation as purpose in Islam
One fundamental purpose of sexual relations in marriage
Concern about some contraceptive methods
Concern about some contraceptive methods
Could be equivalent to early abortion (haram)
Muslim belief: Allah providing for children
Muslim belief: Allah providing for children
Allah will provide for any children He blesses them with
Islam's approach to family planning
Islam's approach to family planning
Not monolithic; diverse views & interpretations exist