Khandanī Manzarna Bandī: Ja'iz ya Haram? - Family Planning: Permissible or Forbidden?

This lecture addresses the Islamic permissibility of family planning. It clarifies that while individual precaution isn't forbidden, the current widespread promotion of contraception clashes with Islamic values. The speaker explains that while the historical practice of *uzl* (coitus interruptus) received some leniency, the modern trend encourages indecency and removes barriers against immoral behavior, particularly among youth. The speaker emphasizes that relying solely on worldly means for sustenance, including limiting offspring, contradicts faith in God's provision. While an individual decision may not be absolutely forbidden, the prevailing societal encouragement of contraception is problematic.

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