… In examining the diversity of abortion law in Muslim-majority countries, this study defined
Muslim-majority countries similar to Razzak et al. (2011) as independent countries with a 50% …

… majority in European receiving … abortion (1) between the non-Muslim majority and Muslim
minority as well as (2) between Muslims and (3) between different generations of Muslims. …

… Tunisia, for example, reformed its abortion law before France … that legal restrictions on
abortion exist throughout the Muslim … are the basis for abortion laws in the majority of countries. …

… to abort the foetus, provided that the pregnancy is less than 120 days along. However, …
majority of scholars do not agree with the abovementioned opinion and hold that abortion is …

… However, the prevailing opinion of the vast majority of the Muslim world, who also happen
to follow either the Shafi and Hanafi schools, declare that ensoulment occurs at 120 days. …

… The status of abortion in Muslim countries is reviewed, with special emphasis on the …
abortion law passed by the Iranian Parliament in 2003. This law approved therapeutic abortion …

… While abortions are common across the MENA region, the majority of procedures are, by
World Health Organization definitions, unsafe. Women's access is affected by their socio-…

… abortion as a method of family planning but leaving open its use under specific
circumstances.Although a majority of Muslims … abortion, the Muslim theological position on …

… on abortion laws in Muslim countries. 2 Abortion in the Modern Laws of Muslim Countries …
[91] In this analysis, many of the restrictions on abortion in Muslim-majority countries are not …

… The second part focuses on the legal aspects of abortion in different Islamic … to abort and
at the same time enact laws that would not contradict Islamic principles. A study of three Muslim …