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Fatwa warns on marriage risks
Al-Eid Foundation reveals the conditions for legally advertising products without testing them, emphasizing that verifying their safety and efficacy is a fundamental requirement for issuing a religious verdict (fatwa). It states that false or unsupported advertising is considered ethically and legally forbidden. The foundation also determined that signing on behalf of an absent colleague is both ethically wrong and legally punishable. Meanwhile, the Secretary of the Fatwa Council believes that requesting financial help from relatives is preferable to taking out a loan with interest. Additionally, reading the Quran and praying for the healing of the sick and the fulfillment of needs are deemed permissible in Islamic law. The foundation also reaffirmed that selling personal and biometric data without the owners’ permission is forbidden.
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