Rapid population growth is observed in many Muslim countries which presents an obstacle
to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Islam has considered the question of …

INTRODUCTION: The population of the world reached seven billion in 2012. Pakistan's
population stands at more than 180 million, is growing rapidly, and has the highest unmet …

In Pakistan, rapid population growth and the non-use of contraception is a social problem.
The present study focused on social, religious, and cultural factors that influence the use of …

This paper seeks to answer the question of how Muslim women interpret and negotiate
religion in order to realise their reproductive aspirations. A close reading of lived …

Rich and an overly an uneven population distribution, a high rate of urban expansion and
unhealthy participation rate by women in the economic activities outside the home. Marriage …

PIP: An attempt is made to isolate relevant Islamic injunctions on the subject of fertility and
using that as a basis to examine Sudanese practices, distinguishing between practical …

Conclusions The author notes that although all nine countries included in this study have
predominantly Muslim populations, their social and economic development, contraceptive …

Though procreation is considered the most important function of marriage, millions of
women use some means of contraception and even resort to abortion. Medical reasons …

ABSTRACT A USAID-sponsored family planning project called “FALAH”(Family
Advancement for Life and Health), implemented in 20 districts of Pakistan, aimed to lower …

Introduction: Controversies regarding human population control have infiltrated society for
decades. As a general presupposition, it could be argued that generation preservation is …