Oversight of religious institution funding

The article explains that religious institutions in Lebanon, whether Christian or Muslim, are theoretically subject to financial oversight, but in practice, they follow independent laws and enjoy a degree of autonomy. Sunni institutions are affiliated with Dar al-Fatwa and are committed to submitting their budgets periodically and transparently. Meanwhile, Shia institutions fall under the authority of the Higher Islamic Council, with internal and external oversight mechanisms in place, including the Court of Audit and the Ministry of Finance, which monitor public funding. However, oversight over private funds remains self-regulated or internal, with ongoing legal disputes concerning transparency and financial management.

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