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Afghanistan/South Asia
Muslim Board divided over population control
2005-01-04
Lucknow: Sharp divisions have started emerging within the All India Muslim Personal Law Board over the issue of population control among minorities. The Board firmly maintains that any form of family planning particularly, those amounting to coercive means is against the tenets of Islam. However, a senior vice-president of the Board, Maulana Kalbe Sadiq, is determined to go ahead with his campaign to promote family planning among Muslims. Talking to reporters on Sunday, Maulana Kalbe Sadiq maintained that Islam was not averse to population control.
Especially when it comes to controlling the population of infidel nations.
He said that it would be in the wider interests of the minorities to adopt practices that would restrict family size.
So that minorities stay that way.
Maulana Kalbe Sadiq's statement comes barely a week after working committee of the Board had shot down the proposal for population control saying that Islam did not permit any coercive family planning measures.
Posted by:Fred

#1  If the program involves woman-to-woman contacts only, the program will be a success. The men tie their masculinity to number of sons (and also other children) their wives produce. Women are more practical because life and death issues (for themselves and those who survive birth) are involved.
Posted by: trailing wife   2005-01-04 1:22:51 PM  

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