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The article discusses the role of the Al-Azhar Global Center for Astronomy and Sharia Sciences in clarifying Islam's stance on astronomy and astrology. It emphasizes that the movement of planets and celestial bodies does not reveal the future or determine individuals' personalities, and that horoscope predictions and astrology are not scientific. The article points out that approximately 64.6% of Egyptians follow horoscopes, but science remains incapable of predicting earthquakes or accurately determining their timings. It affirms that Islamic astronomy is linked to acts of worship such as testimony of faith, fasting, and Hajj, and notes that Egypt prays at the correct times for Fajr. The piece also calls for unified sighting of the moon to avoid fiqh disagreements, explaining that science relies on precise calculations based on accurate angles and timings. Lastly, it states that the moon’s movement only influences tides and is not related to human health.
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