Continuation of the question: Is it permissible for a person to practice coitus interruptus?

The Shaykh : And having many children is a source of strength for the Muslim community, and it does not restrict sustenance, for Allah the Exalted said in the Noble Qur'an: And whenever the community grows, Allah opens for it doors of sustenance, on the condition that you are truthful, that you are truthful with Allah in your reliance upon Him. As for those numerous nations who die of hunger, they do not have truthful reliance upon Allah; otherwise, if they had been truthful, Allah would have prepared sustenance for them. And in the hadith from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), he said: The birds go out from their nests in the morning hungry, with nothing in their bellies, and they return in the evening with full bellies. So, there is no doubt that a large population is a source of honor and strength for the community. This is why we find that numerous nations have prestige, even if they are lagging in industry, because of their numbers. And what the enemies of the Muslims are attempting today to reduce the birth rate among Muslims is a cunning, treacherous plan; they want to eliminate the Muslims by any means, either by killing those who exist or by preventing those who do not yet exist. Have you not seen that if the community were numerous, there would be this in agriculture, this in industry, and this in education? This means you are dispersed, each person engaged in a task. The earth of Allah is vast, and the sustenance of Allah is inexhaustible. So, there is no doubt that having many children is beloved to the Shari'ah and required by reason. As for what some people say now, "If the children are many, their demands are many; this one says, 'Give me a shirt,' and this one says, 'Give me trousers,' and this one says, 'Give me a headscarf,'" we say: Whose is your sustenance and the sustenance of your children? It is upon Allah. A man told me that he was poor in means, so he married. He said: "I saw a channel of sustenance beginning to pour down upon me that was not there before. So a son was born to him named 'Abdullah, who is well known to me. He said: 'When he was born, I swear to you that the sustenance increased, the sustenance increased.'" And this is nothing but an example verifying the saying of Allah the Exalted: And His saying: So, having many children is a matter beloved to the Shari'ah, and likewise to reason. Look at what Shu'ayb said to his people: He made it a blessing to be remembered. And Allah the Exalted said to the Children of Israel: And this contains an indication of the multitude and an indication of learning the methods of war, for one does not go out to war except one who has experience. Yes.