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- Is Having More Children Islamic? - QuranicPath
Is Having More Children Islamic? An un-Quranic idea spread by the traditional circle is that it is virtuous in the sight of Allah to have as many children as possible This teaching is in direct opposition to Quranic values on how a believer should perceive children
- What does the Quran say about the number of children a family should . . .
Does not the Quran view a large family as a blessing? For if it does, then one interpretation is that, according to the Quran, there is some positive benefit in having a higher number of children
- Quran Verses About Children And Islamic Parenting Values
The Quran and Hadith emphasize the value of children as blessings from Allah, and it is up to parents to decide the number of children they can responsibly care for, provided they ensure their well-being and upbringing in an Islamic manner
- How Many Children Allah Wants You To Have? - Al-Islam. org
First of all, our religious scriptures are clear as daylight that Islam wants us to have as many children as possible I reiterate: as many children as possible, meaning that you should not set a cap on the number of kids you are going to have
- Should We Have Many Children? - About Islam
All they can do is try, but it is God alone who decides whether we have children or not, and how many and of which sex He also created the world in perfect balance; and He knows best how to allocate His gifts
- Number of children a Muslim can have - إسلام ويب
So it is encouraged in religion to have as many children as one can because this is filling the Earth with the obedience of Allaah and His worship, holding the word of Allaah high, and increasing the progeny
- Ruling on one who says that the poverty of Muslims is because they have . . .
Undoubtedly calling for restrictions or reductions on the numbers of children one has is contrary to the command of the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) who said: “Marry women who are loving and fertile, for I shall be proud of your large numbers before other nations ”
- Seven Verses From the Quran Concerning Raising Children - Islam4U
We—children included—are heavily influenced by our friends There’s a world of difference between a person surrounded by good friends and those surrounded by inappropriate ones One of the great regrets of the wrongdoers on the Day of Judgment is the friends they had chosen
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