Muhammad Samiullah, Muslims in Alien Society, p.97. Noor Publishing House (Delhi)
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The Qur'an says that 'Children are an ornament of life' and Hadith literature views with favour larger families for the greater strength of Ummah, and as such birth control / family planning cannot be in any way compatible with the Shari'ah.
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Islamic views toward birth control reflect a large variety of positions.
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