Deputy Hassan Ibrahim on Licensing of Worship and Funerals
The articleFocused on the efforts of the Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs, and Endowments in Bahrain to develop and regulate the licensing of preaching, guidance, public speaking, and religious singing. Representative Hassan Ibrahim pointed out that the amendments to Decision No. (74) of 2026 aim to enhance responsibility, preserve the value of the religious message, and activate the role of places of worship and mourning halls as sources of good and guidance. He also emphasized that organizing religious activities contributes to protecting religious practices and ensuring compliance with laws, through the establishment of specialized committees and clear standards, including requirements such as a good conduct certificate. He called on licensees to adhere to the regulations within one month to facilitate a smooth and effective transition, affirming that this regulation reflects Bahrain’s keenness to elevate the community role of religion and maintain social cohesion.
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