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Azhar Professor Criticizes Endowments' Role in Mosque Security
The article discusses an incident involving a marriage ceremony held in the outdoor area of Al-Fattah Al-Alim Mosque in the New Administrative Capital, and the controversy it sparked on social media. Dr. Fathiya El-Henafi, a Professor of Comparative Jurisprudence at Al-Azhar University, emphasized that mosques have a sacred status that must be preserved. She stated that marriage contracts inside the mosque should be limited to religious matters such as prayer and reading the Quran, and that music, cheers, and celebration should be prohibited. She also warned that designing wedding invitations to resemble the Quran or displaying Quranic verses conflicts with the sanctity of the place. The Ministry of Awqaf was called upon to monitor such acts that dishonor Allah’s house, stressing the importance of safeguarding the holiness of mosques and stopping any signs of negligence or disrespect toward their sacredness.
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