Is birth control forbidden in Islam?

[diwana]

Re: Is birth control forbidden in Islam?

@Siren

One of the things that concerns me is this. Now don’t quote me on the verbage, because it’s almost certainly wrong. But basically, **Omar (RA) was known to have said that he continued to have intimate relations with his wife even after he had reached an age when he didn’t have those desires anymore. And all that just so he could have children and spread Islam. **By that logic, psyah is right and birth control (though perhaps allowed) is not preferable. That makes family planning super hard

To bold part.

Any evidence which can substantiate this?