Muhammad Imran, Ideal Woman, Delhi 1994 (1981), published by the Markazi Maktaba Islami ("Islamic Educational Centre"), Delhi. 66-68
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Birth control should be resorted to only in cases of extreme necessity, such as the wife's ill-health owing to constant births. Imam Abu Hanifa holds it makruh (abominable).
— Islamic views on birth control
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Islamic views toward birth control reflect a large variety of positions.
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Islamic views toward birth control reflect a large variety of positions.
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