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Da'at al-Ifta prohibits AI for fatwas
The Dar Al-Ifta issued an official statement confirming that it is not permissible under Shariah law to rely on artificial intelligence applications for issuing fatwas and Islamic rulings. They explained that, despite their technological advancements, these applications lack the ability to deeply understand the Quran, the Sunnah, and the objectives of Shariah, as well as the capacity to apply rulings to real-world situations while considering the various circumstances of each individual seeking a verdict. They emphasized that the process of issuing fatwas requires scholarly expertise, proper Islamic training, and responsiveness to different time and place contexts—capabilities that current technologies do not possess. The statement called for the use of modern applications solely for researching Islamic information, and warned against relying on them for issuing fatwas without consulting qualified scholars and religious authorities, in order to preserve the accuracy and legitimacy of Islamic rulings.
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