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Do you know what islam think about painless childbirth? If a woman decide to do it, does she sins?
Do you know what islam think about painless childbirth? If a woman decide to do it, does she sins?
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Wa alaikum salam sister,
No birth is really painless completely. Anyway, nothing wrong Islamically in doing pain-reducing techniques.
Hadhrat Ali (Radiallahu anhu)
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^^second that.Allah gave us two ears and one mouth, so we can listen more and talk less.Comment
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you clearly haven't given birth yet sis
no labour is completely painless
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Do you mean the Epidural anaesthesia!!!!!
Goodness me!!!! have you seen the size of that needleComment
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there's nothing wrong with getting an epidural or such to ease the pains of labour https://islamqa.info/en/110531
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The epidural is good stuff, loved it, it saved me :DComment
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why am I reading this? lol
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I'm gonna need all the help I can get, I'm a weaklin'Whatever it be wherein ye differ, the decision thereof is with Allah: such is Allah my Lord: In Him I trust, and to Him I turn.' The Holy Qu'ran Al Shura (Consultation)
So, which of the favours of your lord will you deny? ~ Surah Ar RahmanComment
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What did the needle feel like?Nothing is impossible with Allah:oComment
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Lol! So true!Originally posted by Muslima London View Post
I didn't use an epidural or anything and I lived through it. I'm a weakling as well.
But I can tell you that by the time you get to the end of the pregnancy you don't care if the baby has to come out of your nose, you just want him/her OUT! lolComment
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You can combat and control pain by doing breathing exercises. Besides epidurals being risky, they make you feel less in control of the birth.
Hadhrat Ali (Radiallahu anhu)
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I'm not married yet. It is just a curiosity. I'm studing nursing and during my internship I noticed that the first childbirth usually is very painful.Comment
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Thats good to know that you are learning. So, have you witnessed their pain?Originally posted by jasmin333 View Post
Hadhrat Ali (Radiallahu anhu)
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I am much too afraid of the possible complications of epidurals. Spinal cord injuries, severe drops in blood pressure, days of possible tingling/weakness in the legs, permanent nerve damage, longer birthing and labor, much higher chance of cesarean because the nerves aren't working properly. And epidurals are made from synthetic cocaine and/or opioids and can affect the baby as well. Plus I just really don't want a needle in my back.
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scary timessThe Messenger of Allah ï·º said: âIt will be said to the companion of the Qurâan: âRead, and ascend, and recite as you used to recite in the [previous] world, for your status will be according to the last verse that you recite.ââ [At-Tirmidhi (2914) and Abu Dawood (1464)]Comment
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