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The Damascus Criminal Court has announced the date for the verdict in the case of former Syrian Grand Mufti Ahmed Hassoun, who is accused of inciting violence and justifying killing during the Assad regime's rule. The trial, which began in June, involved hearing testimonies regarding his misuse of his position and financial extortion of families, as well as accusations of issuing religious edicts supporting the killing of civilians and aiding the Assad regime, including his associations with security, military, and militia leaders. It is noted that the court scheduled a session in August for deliberation and the final ruling, amid calls to criminalize him for exploiting his religious authority and inciting violence during the years of war.
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