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Various ways and efforts from non-governmental organizations (NGOs), ministries or hospitals in encouraging breastfeeding. These efforts open the mind of unmarried women to take synthetic hormone injection to produce breast milk in order to get the breastfeeding status on that child. The aim of the study is to analyze the syariah view of the synthetic hormone injection method and the status of infants fed by the unmarried women. The method of writing this article is a qualitative study by reviewing and analyzing documents through library research with reference to the book of turath in fiqh, language and hadith. Structured interview method with physicians and the fiqh expert was also conducted in this research. Study found that unmarried women have the ability or chances to breastfeed their baby or adoptive infants to obtain the breastfeeding status of the baby which can resolve several Islamic rules related to worship and marriage.

Breastfeeding of Unmarried Women through Synthetic Hormone Injection from Islamic Perspective