Islam, family planning and the issues pertaining to contraception
have always been under debate with different schools of thoughts
and in different eras. Religion Islam has been interpreted as one
of the major barriers in promoting birth spacing and contraceptives
even for improving maternal and child health. Pakistan as a
developing country faces this huge challenge of overgrowing
population amidst illiteracy and poverty, with almost a stagnant
contraceptive prevalence rate. This book presents a compilation of
how family planning and contraception is seen, understood, promoted
and practised in various Islamic countries. Henceforth, this
evidence should guide the readers, researchers, academics and the
family planning advocates to follow the guidelines and verdicts of
authentic schools of Islam such as from Iran and Egypt and
incorporate them in their country specific programmes.
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