Fiqh rulings related to preventing a man from becoming pregnant

Abstract

Praise be to AllAh, and prayers and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad and his family and all of his companions.

  This research discusses the ruling on what prevents a man from getting pregnant; and the jurisprudential implications of that, through a preface, two topics, and a conclusion as follows:

 The medical preface: In it are the methods of preventing a man from becoming pregnant, and their medical effects.

The first topic: explaining the jurisprudential conditioning of the ruling on preventing a man from getting pregnant, whether the prevention is permanent or temporary.

The second topic: In explaining the jurisprudential rulings that result from a man taking what prevents pregnancy, as follows:

Ruling on asking the wife’s permission for a man to take something that prevents pregnancy. Proving " fornication ", banishing a child with whom it is not possible to have intercourse with him, making the "HADD" (punishment) by slandering someone who had intercourse who did not become pregnant, and annulling the marriage contract of the husband who did not become pregnant.

Conclusion: It contains the most important findings of the research.

We ask Allah (Almighty) to accept our work and make it pure for his honorable face.

May God's peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad and all his family and all of his companions.