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What does Islam have to say about girlfriends. Is it ok if you have a girlfriend but do not have a physical relationship?

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Why is it prohibited for a Muslim man and women to have a relationship outside of marriage?

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Is it allowed for a pregnant woman to know the gender of her unborn child?

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Can we use condoms to delay having another child in Islam?

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Can a woman who has been raped or committed zina have an abortion or give the baby up for adoption?

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Can my wife have an abortion due to health and family challenges?

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What are the rulings on bleeding after abortion/miscarriage?

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What does Islam say about Birth Control?

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

I have a question regarding the permissibility of carrying out an abortion on babies with genetic diseases such as Cystic Fibrosis. Scientists can now actually determine at a stage (before 120 days) weather this child will suffer from CF. This disease basically involves the child growing up and living to the age of tops 30 years (if Allah Wills) and during these years the accumulation of bacteria and virus in the lungs due to sticky mucus causes 24/7 treatment of drugs. They would suffer many hardships during their life including being looked after. We studied this at college, and I know in the previous, the question has been asked about abortion. But would it still be permissible to carry out an abortion on this child knowing they would have a very serious condition during their short life? I mean, Abortion before 120 days when the ruh is inserted.

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

Working as a Clinical Molecular Geneticist and Testing for Fragile X Syndrome

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

Learning about Abortion and Venereal Diseases

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The Morning-After Pill

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

A relative of mine who is Muslim got his girlfriend pregnant. He is not planning to stay with her and she is not Muslim. He knows that if she has the baby- the baby will be raised as a non-Muslim and she does not come from a good family. He was trying to convince her to have an abortion but I told him an abortion is haram since there is no danger to the mother. He wants to know if he can convince her to have an abortion since he does not want the baby to be raised with her when and if they split. He is considering staying with her if she stays pregnant so the baby is raised as a Muslim. She is less than 3 weeks pregnant right now. The first question is: can he try to convince her to have an abortion so that the child is not raised as a non-Muslim if they split. And if he marries her before the baby is born, is the baby still considered illegitimate

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

How Should Muslim Physicians Deal With The Issue of Abortion With Their Patients?

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

Islamic Ruling on Abortion

Shaykh Muhammad ibn AdamRead

A certain person did something quite undesirable and stupid about two months ago; he’s very troubled about it and needs your advice urgently.

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

Which is the better option, to wean off the child or to have an abortion?

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I was wondering if it is permissable for my wife to have an abortion. Shes 1 & a half weeks pregnant. We are married & already have 2 beautiful children (Mashallah). My wife …

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

I am working in Saudi Arabia and I have 2 children. By Grace of Allah in coming April I am expecting a new baby. My 2 children born by major operation and doctor told me the chances of 3rd are very high through operation. Now my wife is interested to stop the pregnancy during this operation on permanent basis…

Shaykh Ebrahim DesaiRead

I live in a country where taking permission for second marriage from first wife is compulsory. Is it obligatory for me to take permission? Before marriage I asked my wife to do another marriage but he refused to marry me,

Shaykh Ebrahim Desai, Shaykh Ismail MoosaRead