Family Planning and Birth Control
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Islamic Law and Family Planning (KB)Abstract
The aim of this research is to look at and examine the essence of family planning and child birth restrictions through a government program called family planning. Increasing families with two healthier children and describing the objectives of Islamic law regarding the use of contraceptives as well as the legal protection of the community in using contraceptives in the laws of the Republic of Indonesia and Islamic law. This research is literature research with the research subject being the government's family planning program. The object of this research is the program from the government of the Republic of Indonesia in the use of family planning programs in Islamic communities and the law in Islam. The data collection technique used in this research is reading and note-taking techniques. Analyzing techniques and using discrete techniques. The results of this research show that the Family Planning program in Islamic law is permissible with various provisions and also to maintain the health of a child and wife and regulate birth spacing to realize community welfare.
Keywords: Islamic Law and Family Planning (KB)
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