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This article discusses Issue 52 of the "Fatwa Trends" bulletin, published by the Global Fatwa Index. The focus is on analyzing modern trends in fatwas and religious orientations as expressed through media outlets and social media platforms. The article highlights the increasing public confidence among Egyptians in the Fatwa House and its role as a trusted reference for addressing emerging issues, particularly those related to digital, technological, and social transformations. The findings indicate that digital and digital economic topics have become among the most prominent subjects in fatwas. Questions frequently concern electronic gambling, profits from online cafes and gaming, and online marriage, reflecting a shift in fatwa focus from traditional issues to those shaped by the digital age. The bulletin also reveals a growing interest in medical issues, such as the ruling on determining the sex of a fetus through in-vitro fertilization, and warnings against the use of prohibited food additives. This demonstrates the integration of modern medical knowledge into fatwa discourse to enhance quality of life and protect individuals. The most frequent fatwas (accounting for 18%) addressed warnings against mimicking or ridiculing prayer, followed by fatwas related to killing stray dogs at 17%, and earning from cafes and online games at 13%. Other fatwas ranged between 7% and 12%, reflecting the Fatwa House’s engagement with everyday issues and societal needs.
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