Family Planning: Islamic Perspective - Dr. Israr Ahmad

Dr. Israr Ahmad discusses family planning from an Islamic viewpoint, asserting that reliance on Allah for sustenance is central to the faith. While Islam emphasizes divine provision, temporary contraceptive measures are permissible with mutual consent within marriage, provided they don't involve permanent alteration of reproductive capacity. Permanent sterilization and abortion are strictly prohibited. The scholar clarifies that methods like condoms are acceptable, but the underlying philosophy of solely controlling population growth is un-Islamic. He references historical allowance of *coitus interruptus* and stresses the importance of seeking Allah’s will in all matters.

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