Fewer children, better life or 'as many as God want'? Family planning among low-income Iranian and Afghan refugee families in Isfahan, Iran
Dublin Core
Title
Fewer children, better life or 'as many as God want'? Family planning among low-income Iranian and Afghan refugee families in Isfahan, Iran
Author
Tober, Diane M.
Taghdisi, Mohammad-Hossein
Jalali, Mohammad
Taghdisi, Mohammad-Hossein
Jalali, Mohammad
Publisher
2006/03/00
Language
English
Publication Date
20060300
Primary Classification
13.3
Secondary Classification
13.3;1.2;11.1;21.7
Primary keywords
contraception--[pri];ethnic groups--[pri];family planning--[pri];knowledge, attitudes, practice--[pri];refugees--[pri];socioeconomic factors--[pri]
Secondary keywords
choice behavior;comparative studies;culture;fatwa;health services accessibility;ijithad;interviews;Islamic ethics;Koran;maternal health;men;minority groups;Muslims;patient education;population control;program descriptions;public policy;reproduction;reproductive health services;rural population;sunna;urban population;voluntary sterilization;women
Subject
Iran--[pri];Shiites--[pri]
Subject
Afghanistan;Kurds;Sunnis
Journal Article
Medical Anthropology Quarterly2006 March; 20(1):50-71
Link for Internet access
Call Number
citation
Bibliography
27 refs.
ISSN
15481387 (online);07455194 (print)
Collection
Citation
“Fewer children, better life or 'as many as God want'? Family planning among low-income Iranian and Afghan refugee families in Isfahan, Iran,” Islamic Medical & Scientific Ethics, accessed January 24, 2025, https://imse.ibp.georgetown.domains/items/show/35108.