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Islam, religiosity, and sexual attitudes: understanding contraception in Pakistan
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This study explores how religiosity, Islamic law interpretations, and sexual attitudes shape
contraceptive perceptions among Pakistani Muslims. Data were collected through a
questionnaire measuring religiosity by Centrality of Religion scale and sexual permissiveness
by 23-item Brief Sexual Attitudes Scale. According to study, Islamic sect and fiqh impact
religiosity but not sexual permissiveness, with both factors influencing contraception
perceptions. It addresses gaps in research on sexual attitudes, especially among unmarried
individuals in Pakistan. The findings offer insights for organizations working in sexual and
reproductive health, highlighting the importance of understanding consumer behavior in this
context.
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Contraception Birth control Pakistan Islam Sect Fiqh Religiosity Sexual attitude Permissiveness