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Saudi warns preachers on outside issues
The Saudi Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dr. Abdul Latif Al Sheikh, has directed all Islamic preachers to refrain from interfering in doctrinal, ideological, and jurisprudential disputes and conflicts that are raised outside the Kingdom. This is aimed at protecting the stature of Saudi scholars and strengthening the approach of moderation and balance. This guidance comes as part of the ministry’s efforts to monitor some preachers’ involvement in foreign issues, which can cause embarrassment for the Kingdom and provoke divisions. It emphasizes the necessity of adhering to non-participation in external debates, with the possibility of removal from the "Taysir" program for those found to be in violation. The goal is to reinforce a moderate Islamic discourse that preserves the status of scholars and guards against sedition and extremism.
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