Bunūk al-ḥalīb

Qaraḍāwī, Yūsuf al- 1986

LongWorkDescription:	maǧallat muǧammaʿ al-fiqh al-islāmī. li-muʾtamar maǧmaʿ al-fiqh al-islāmī. Bd 2, Teil 1/ munaẓẓamat al-muʾtamar al-islāmī. muǧammaʿ al-fiqh al-islāmī.
PageRange:	385-390
PlacePublished:	Dschidda
Abstract:	The study deals with the establishment of „milk banks“. Women who produce a lot of milk can sell it to help other women who do not produce enough to still the suckling’s hunger by breastfeeding. In Islam infants drinking milk of the same woman become prohibited to each other (muḥarram) and are not allowed to marry. The study points out the problem that, with the establishment of anonymous milk banks, people do not know about their “sisters and brothers-of-breastfeeding” and are at risk of marrying a prohibited (muḥarram) without knowing it. The study defines breastfeeding, specifies the doubts on it and comes to a resolution.
ArabicPersianTitle:	بنوك الحليب
ArabicPersianAuthor:	يوسف القرضاوي
Keywords:	Midwifery and Nursing
Region:	Middle East
Citation:	Qaraḍāwī, Yūsuf al-, "Bunūk al-ḥalīb", 1986, 385-390.