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In Islam are....?

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condoms allowed?

Cos some of my friends say they are and then some say they arent so i want to knw and if you have anything to back it up can you please add it

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u dont need condoms in islam as there is no such thing as premartial relationships in islam or in other words premarital relationships are not allowed in Islam!
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Condoms are allowed as long as you use them with your wife.

s*x before marrige with or without condoms is haram.

lol..mutaa
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no its not allowed since u are not too indulge in s*x be4 marriage and maybe u can and i dont know if it is haraam
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who cares, as long as your married its ok!
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Yes, if the partner agrees to use one.
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Condoms don't always work. They can leak and if you use the male condom and the female condom together it actually causes friction, which breaks the condom. We are here to worship ALLAH(Subhanna wa ta'ala). If the man wants children, then it is his right over his wife to have children. The only obvious reason not to have children, is if the woman has had menopause or hasn't gotten her period yet(That being said she can get pregnant 2 weeks before her first period). You should not kill your children for fear of poverty or because you don't want them. ALLAH(Subhanna wa ta'ala) provides for all the offspring born into a family. So my answer would be no birth control or condoms allowed, as you are preventing life which ALLAH(Subhanna wa ta'ala) blesses some women with. It is not a person's right to prohibit something that ALLAH(Subhanna wa ta'ala) has allowed.
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They're sold in Saudi Arabia!!! So I dont suppose it woudld be haram! Besides, whats the harm if u just do it with ure wife?
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No condoms please we are Muslims
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well yeah if the guy is married or doing mutah
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no i dont think so. my friend told me that when your married why wouldnt you try to make kids. i mean if God lets you than you shouldnt try to prevent it? [or something like that] but i guess your friends are having pre-marital s*x soo they dont wanna get prego or get someone prego. ???
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Salam for you my dear friend.There are 2 opinions about birth

control.The first based on that killing is not allowed and we should make effort for bettering our own fate as stated by Allah in the Qur'an,the birth control by using condoms,pills or injections are allowed because it is only avoiding the meeting between sperms and egg cells

The second opinion,birth control is not allowed or haram because Allah spoke in the Qur'an,please get married and do not be fear to be poor because Allah will give you subsistence (rezeki) from the unknown direction..But in OIndonesia the board of ulamas have given us a fatwa(decision) that birth control is allowed by using condoms,pills,

injections or by using regular periodic monthly menstruation that sexual s*x can be made in unmature condition only..By this situation,easily obtained condoms in the society will increase fornication and adultery without fearing to get pregnant for the woman side.although it is not allowed in Islam.
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Yes, you may use temporary contraception, like condoms, to space yur children. Doing so isn't taking a child's life which what is condemned. 17:31 Kill not your children for fear of want: We shall provide sustenance for them as well as for you. Verily the killing of them is a great sin.

Also for the mother's health you may use condoms- there is no harming of oneself in Islam.
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well...first of all u arent allowed to have s*x unless your married. no they are not allowed.
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Emmm of course they are allowed. Contraception is allowed in Islam and in which ever form suits the couple.

http://www.unh.edu/msa/familyp.htm
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check out this link for birth control using natural means

http://islamworld.net/docs/marriage.html...

Birth control pills are not allowed according to most scholars as they have adverse effect after short/long period of time. But allowed by some scholars in specific situations, such as hajj. The prevention of menses at this time helps one complete the hajj without having to visit makkah again (since most can't afford to go more than once).

For specific situations, you might want to contact schoars directly.

some fatwas can be found at http://www.fatwaislam.com/ and search birth control I guess, inshallah.

Assalaamu aleiki
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