It is obvious that Islam does not permit any kind of educational process that will assume and encourage free sex as understood today in the West.
That is why the first important thing done in the family and at the social level is to create in the mind of children a sense of modesty (haya') in so far as a sexual relationship is concerned.
That is why women are advised to dress in such a manner that the sexual passion of men will not be roused, and men and women are advised not to look at each other lasciviously. This indicates the necessity of moral restraint. This also indicates that there is a spiritual training that each individual has to practice internally because it is only God who can see and judge their mental attitudes. From childhood therefor parents are required to take steps so that a sense of respect for the other sex is developed and also so that children get habituated to self-restraint.
Sex aducation does not encourage underage sex. We teach sex education just to explain the consequences of underage sex, also we teach them all kind of protections that must be used, but it does not at all influence children badly, so u can take this petition, and shove it up your ass.
Maybe you should worry less about sex education in schools and concentrate more on general education. Looking at some of your post (Ally Ally) shows you really need to either 1) learn to spell, or 2) Proof read before you post.
I am against the teaching of sex education in school. I think it will increase more teen age pregnancy as kids will think about it more than their study life.
This is disgusting.
IF WE TAKE NON-MUSLIMS' ("Non-moral" is more precise) as our platform reference, then it seems that sex education will (possibly) prepare a young child to fight against potential (immoral) approaches by its own parents or near- relatives. However, think about it a little deeper. It is equivalent to resorting to lieing to hide an earlier lie. WHAT IS NEEDED IS ACTION AT THE GRASSROOTS (invitation to system of morality, invitation to Islam too), not a bodge!