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Al-Iftaa: following traffic laws is religious obligation
The Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta affirmed that adhering to traffic rules is a religious obligation, and attempts to circumvent fines imposed by law through deception are considered morally wrong and constitute a legal offense. It clarified that Islamic law encourages respecting traffic laws and giving the road its right, along with applying the punishments approved by law to prevent harm and unlawful behavior. It also warned against various forms of deception, such as concealing stickers or altering car numbers, which are deemed forbidden and harmful to societal interests. The statement cited the opinions of scholars, emphasizing that tricks aimed at defying religious and legal norms are unlawful.
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