Is birth control forbidden in Islam?

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Re: Is birth control forbidden in Islam?

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Coitus Interuptus - Allowed (but not preferred practice)
Sheaths (condoms, femidoms, etc) - Allowed (but not preferred practice)
Morning After pill - Allowed exception with one opinion that states any conceived egg being ejected is tantamount to abortion

Abortion - Not allowed (exceptions apply)
Main exception 1 - Harm to mother
Main exception 2 - Before 40 days for some fiqhs, before 120 days for others

Child Infanticide - Forbidden

Knotted vas deferens - Difference of opinion may cause total loss of ability and can be considered as mutilation - highly disliked
Snip, castration or ovary removal - Forbidden (as it is mutilation)

Best and most suitable form of contraception is to:

Abstain from sex too often
Use rhythm method - just before periods and just after periods are when women are least fertile. People combine methods … but best bet for pleasure and without any disliking from Islamic angle is this method.

pai jaan… you say all the methods are either forbidden or not preferred practice…yet allowed..

are there any methods are that ARE preferred practice? Since it is allowed, as mentioned by you.