Abortion: Does It Means To Be Killing Or Saving?

Killing or Saving Roughly 50 percent of Muslims, believe that ethics and religion conflicts within society, traditions, and a variety of cultures . One issue happens to be the right to abortion. Some Muslims believe that abortion should be haram because it is a form of murder. Others members of Islam believe that abortion should be accepted in certain cases, as it could be seen as two lesser evils. Abortion in Islam should be allowed because the Qur’an does not specifically specify that abortion is a disobedience to their God. Most Muslims agree that living in a benevolent autocracy is the righteous way to live here on Earth. In Islam, Allah is the god and the creator of the universe, and all existing things. Just like in most religions, obedience to God and his commands are vital to the life you live on Earth and afterwards. One of his commands was the murder or killing of any living …show more content…
Unjustly can be letting a poor baby suffer. The magical question that scholars argue is this: Is a fetus a person? According to Muslim scholars, there are three different stages that are contemplated when the fetus is actually given a soul becoming a human being9. If the baby is not yet born or fully developed, is it still considered murder? Can you kill someone who is not alive? Of course, all of these questions have left the issue unsolved.
Overall, Muslims who support abortion have the best argument. The first argument is solely based on a radical interpretation of the Qur’an, while Shari’a law is more of a modern interpretation that still uphold the wishes of Allah and his prophets as well as protecting the interest of the people. In Qur’an, it says “kill not your offspring for fear of poverty10,” these specific laws of abortion does not allow women to kill just because of an unwanted pregnancy or poverty, conflict with career or adultery. Abortion is only allowed when there is medical issues resulting in the fruitless suffering of someone