Islamic ethics and human reproduction
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2000
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Islamic Women/Youth Centre, Anwar-ul Islam Movement of Nigeria
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The focus here is also on reproductive health but with particular reference to Celibacy, Adoption, Widowhood Practices, Relations between Couples and the Muslim Family. The sacredness of the family institution is elaborated upon. Some reproductive health practices though common place, offend against Islam and stand discouraged, Though Islam recognises women's rights, it at the same time imposes some obligations on Muslim women.
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Hussain-Abubakar, Sherifat. (2000). Islamic ethics and human reproduction. In Reproductive Health within the Context of Islam, Lai Olurode (ed.), 171-195. Lagos: Islamic Women/Youth Centre, Anwar-ul Islam Movement of Nigeria