I am 400% conbhyused onlee...a verse from the Quran, “And kill not your children for fear of poverty — We provide for them and for you. Surely killing them is a great wrong.” (17:31).
In this verse what is being said is not related to family planning for the following reasons.
One, the verse speaks of children born and not those who have not even been conceived yet. Two, no one would ever advocate killing children already born or even conceived and in an advanced stage of pregnancy. It would certainly amount to killing.
The pakeeja tells me two things so bhamily planning is not anti-islamic...
If the verse wasn't talking about the childrent not born and not conceived yet, it must be talking about the ones who are already born and are on the vatan.
Now if the pakeeja tells us that no one would ever advocate killing children already born then he is telling us our dear brobhet got wrong revelation...
he must be killed... AoA....Jeeeehad.....
and then he sayz even Imam Raghib is a kufr...
And it goes against what Allah told us thru brophet.... brophet told us kill not your children for fear of poverty — We provide for them and for you. and these kufrs are telling us To have more children means that parents will not be able to properly educate them {due to poverty}If what Imam Raghib says is taken as the latent meaning of the above verse, it strengthens the position of those who advocate family planning. To have more children means that parents will not be able to properly educate them.
So both of them must be killed... jeeeeeehad
Oh my alllllah!

Even Imam Shafii is also a kufr... everyone around me is a YYY agent.... AoA {Kabooooom}Not only that but parents will not even be able to feed them and give them nourishing food necessary for good health and upbringing. This will be possible if the number of children is less. Interestingly, this was the position of Imam Shafii, while explaining verse 4:3. The last words of this verse, which mainly relate to polygamy are: dhalika adna alla taulu, which is normally rendered as ‘This is more proper so that you may not do injustice.” But Imam Shafii translates it as, “So that you may not increase your progeny” (from the Arabic ayal).