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Al-Azhar cautions against weaponizing assault documentation
The article focused on the directives of the International Center of Al-Azhar for Electronic Fatwa regarding the protection of privacy when taking photos and reporting assaults. The center emphasized that photographing a person in their home or in a place they believe is safe constitutes an invasion of privacy. Such action should be limited to justified necessities, such as documenting an incident or preserving rights, without turning it into humiliation or blackmail. It also warned against sharing photos or video clips without permission, as doing so can violate privacy and harm individuals. There was an emphasis on the importance of concealment and not exposing people's mistakes unless it is necessary, in order to preserve their dignity. The center underscored that photography should serve the public interest only and should avoid defamation or damaging individuals' reputation. It referenced Quranic verses and prophetic sayings that emphasize the importance of safeguarding the dignity of Muslims and the right to privacy.
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