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In Islam, birth and childbirth are considered sacred and blessed events. Here are some key perspectives:

*Birth:*

1. Gift from Allah: Children are seen as a blessing and gift from Allah (Quran 17:24).

2. Trust from Allah: Parents are entrusted with the responsibility of raising their children (Quran 31:14).

3. Innocence: Newborns are considered innocent and pure (Hadith: “Every child is born on the fitrah [natural disposition]”).

*Childbirth:*

1. Miracle of Creation: Childbirth is seen as a miraculous process, demonstrating Allah’s power (Quran 22:2).

2. Reward for Mothers: Mothers are highly respected and rewarded for their sacrifices (Quran 31:14).

3. Purification: Childbirth is considered a means of spiritual purification for mothers (Hadith: “Giving birth is a form of jihad [struggle]”).

*Islamic Practices:*

1. Adhan in the ear: Reciting the call to prayer in the newborn’s ear.

2. Tahnik: Chewing a date and placing it in the newborn’s mouth.

3. Aqiqah: Performing a ritual sacrifice on the seventh day after birth.

4. Naming: Choosing a meaningful, righteous name.

*Key Quranic Verses:*

1. Quran 17:24: “And We have enjoined upon man goodness to parents…”

2. Quran 22:2: “And the pains of childbirth drive them to the verge of death…”

3. Quran 31:14: “And We have enjoined upon man to be good to his parents…”

*Key Hadiths:*

1. Hadith: “Every child is born on the fitrah [natural disposition].”

2. Hadith: “Giving birth is a form of jihad [struggle].”

These Islamic perspectives emphasize the significance and beauty of birth and childbirth, highlighting the importance of family, parenting, and spiritual growth.

Sumaira Imtaiz Answered question October 31, 2024
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