Factors Affecting Moslem NatalityUN, 1965 - 8 Seiten |
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absence of voluntary abstinence advanced Moslem countries Africa age at marriage Al-Ghazzali Albania birth control i.e. bloc of Moslem Comilla Contraception Dacca David Yaukey divorce early remarriage East Pakistan evidence family limitation family planning program Fatwa Favoring High Birth Fertility Differences government family planning government programs High Birth Rates high natality Hindus husband Indian Indonesia Islam Lahore Lebanon major religious groups married million Moslems Mohammedanism Moslem customs Moslem doctrine Moslem family Moslem heartland Moslem influence Moslem institutions Moslem natality Moslem populations Moslem women Moslems live Moslems south number of children Pakistan Academy polygamy Population Bulletin Population Council practice of birth practice of family progressive Moslem prolonged lactation proportion raise the birth rate of Moslem reported restriction of births Rizk sexual Southeast Asia Soviet Moslem Republics Studies of Knowledge Survey traditional Moslem Tunisia Turkey U.A.R. study United Arab Republic United Nations vital statistics want more children widow widowhood women in Moslem