Al-Azhar issues tree-cutting fatwa

Al-Azhar Al-Sharif confirmed that cutting down trees and attacking them contradicts the teachings of Islam and constitutes an aggressive behavior toward the environment. It emphasized that Islam is keen on preserving plants and the universe, encourages planting and development rather than corruption. In the context of the wave of anger following widespread tree uprooting in Egypt and the opening of investigations by the Public Prosecution, the Fatwa Center clarified that the Prophet Muhammad forbade cutting trees even during times of war. The message of Islam centers around protecting resources and preserving living beings, stressing that a tree represents life and an environment that contributes to human happiness. It is essential to preserve trees and plant where possible to provide goodness for future generations.

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