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Council of Senior Scholars Secretary General affirms deaf communication rights
Dr. Abbas Shoman, Secretary-General of the Higher Council of Islamic Scholars at Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, affirmed that people with disabilities, especially the deaf and hard of hearing, have the right to communicate directly with society without intermediaries, in order to eliminate barriers that hinder access to information. He emphasized the importance of training preachers and guidance counselors in sign language to ensure messages are conveyed accurately, and confirmed that the program organized by Al-Azhar aims to enable them to communicate without errors. He highlighted that individuals with disabilities have historically contributed to major achievements, citing the example of Abdullah bin Maktum, who was blind but performed the duties of an imam for Muslims. The celebration included sign language interpretation by specialists, as part of efforts to reinforce the rights of deaf people to communicate freely.
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