A Significant Force of the Society
These people are young and significant forces of society. They need to start families, have children, manage the affairs of their families, become involved in strengthening the felicity of the society, nurture righteous generations to come for the society, and participate in the well-being of the society. Also, they are human beings and have natural needs.
Their natural needs can be circumvented on the surface with ethical and conscionable commands and with inception and advice, yet it is not a fundamental solution. The roaring flood of nature and the formidable flame arising from within the human crumbles every moral and hygienic pressure. Even if we succeed in stopping them through moral suggestion, is it not unjust to carry out such practice and barricade their natural need despite their desires? How is this different from depriving a healthy and hungry person of food, prohibiting him from eating? Is it not as if we keep them in starvation, with this excuse that it is sinful of them to eat? Is this prevention not literally the same as preventing someone from doing something as familiar as using the bathroom? Contemplate this notion and learn a lesson.