Family planning (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What do Muslims hold about contraception & family planning methods?
What do Muslims hold about contraception & family planning methods?
Diverse views
Which Islamic source provides important guidance on contraception?
Which Islamic source provides important guidance on contraception?
Hadith al-Bukhari
What did Prophet Muhammad say about coitus interruptus?
What did Prophet Muhammad say about coitus interruptus?
'It is better for you not to do it'
According to Islamic belief, who determines which souls come into existence?
According to Islamic belief, who determines which souls come into existence?
Allah
Was contraception forbidden outright according to hadith evidence?
Was contraception forbidden outright according to hadith evidence?
No, but preference for natural processes
Why might Muslims accept contraception to preserve the mother's health?
Why might Muslims accept contraception to preserve the mother's health?
If pregnancy would pose serious risks
What type of contraceptive methods are more acceptable to some Muslims?
What type of contraceptive methods are more acceptable to some Muslims?
Non-permanent/temporary methods
Which Islamic principle is reflected in accepting contraception for health?
Which Islamic principle is reflected in accepting contraception for health?
Preserving life (hifz al-nafs)
What do Muslims who oppose contraception believe about acceptable methods?
What do Muslims who oppose contraception believe about acceptable methods?
Only natural methods are acceptable
Why do some Muslims oppose contraception regarding marriage's purpose?
Why do some Muslims oppose contraception regarding marriage's purpose?
Procreation is a fundamental purpose
What do many Muslims believe about Allah's provision for children?
What do many Muslims believe about Allah's provision for children?
Allah will provide for any children
How is Islam's approach to family planning best described?
How is Islam's approach to family planning best described?
Not monolithic; diverse approaches exist