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The Family in Islam: Its Objectives and Functions 18 (1) Preservation and Continuation of the Human Race 18 (2) Protection of Morals 19 (3) Psycho-Emotional Stability, Love and Kindness 20 (4) Socialisation and Value-Orientation 21 (5) Social and Economic Security 23 (6) Widening the Family Horizons and Producing Social Cohesion in Society 26
Institution of Family in Islam. - Showkat Ahmad Wagay. Abstract. One of the most distinctive features of Muslim society is the paramount importance that it offers to the institution of family. The institution of family is considered as the cornerstone of a healthy and composed society.
In discussing family values and the family institution in Islam, it is their virtues, their spiritual and moral qualities, and their family role models that should be of supreme interest and utmost concern to the contemporary Muslim ummah.
Islam and Family Planning. Introduction. The rights of Muslim women to attain a high standard of sexual and reproductive health, make their own decisions regarding marriage, motherhood, contraception and sexuality free of coercion, and to end discrimination and violence are encompassed by the basic principles of Shari’ah.
This document discusses family ethics in Islam. It provides an overview of Islamic principles related to marriage, duties of husbands and wives, settling disagreements, divorce, and other daily family issues. It also mentions rights of slaves and workers in Islam.
written by the giant Islamic scholar of our recent past, Hadhrat Moulana Muhammad Zakariyya Kandehlawi (RA). It pertains to the all important topics of maintaining family ties, its benefits and the harms of breaking the ties of kinship.
The two articles that follow will discuss the family in Islam in the light of the Quran and Prophetic teachings. Through briefly exploring Islam’s take on the themes of married life, respect for parents and elders, and the rearing of children, we can begin to appreciate the benefits of the family in Islam.
