Religious Identity Is Not Imposed

The article discusses the importance of preserving the religious and social identity of Jordanian society, emphasizing that every individual has the right to adopt the thought or sect they choose within the framework of the law. It rejects attempts to impose new ideological or sectarian movements on the community. It also highlights the necessity of preventing the exploitation of religious and historical sites, such as the shrine of Prophet Jafar ibn Abi Talib, to spread or establish new ideas that threaten the region’s historical and religious identity. Furthermore, it underscores that religious matters should remain within the jurisdiction of official state institutions and references. The article stresses that safeguarding the identity is a collective responsibility, and any change must result from the community’s own consent, respecting diversity and firmly rejecting the imposition of ideas by force or the use of religious symbols for personal interests.

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