Mufti's supporters disavow him

The article addresses the impact of the extension battle for Lebanon's Grand Mufti, Sheikh Abdul Latif Daryan, on his relationships with several close associates, particularly the Head of the Higher Sharia Courts, Muhammad Assaf. It indicates that Daryan has begun to lose confidence in some of those he once relied on, despite having appointed and defended them. The article suggests that Assaf is trying to distance himself from responsibility for the extension session, perhaps to avoid bearing the blame for losing Daryan’s support, especially given his possible ambition to succeed him. Additionally, the text reveals that Daryan believed Assaf was the most suitable candidate to take over, based on their close relationship, and that Assaf had been carrying out Daryan’s wishes without objection for many years. The article highlights the deterioration of relationships within the Dar al-Fatwa and a split among the figures close to the Mufti, amid a tense political and security context in Lebanon.

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