Oman takes part in 11th World Conference on Fatwa in Cairo
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- Oman participated in the 11th World Conference on Fatwa in Cairo through its Office of the Grand Mufti.
- The conference examined family challenges linked to rapid social, economic and technological change.
- Oman’s delegation stressed awareness of Islamic jurisprudence and values as means of protecting family stability and identity.
Oman joined scholars, academics, researchers, experts and muftis from around the world at the 11th World Conference on Fatwa in Cairo.
The Sultanate’s delegation was led by Ahmed bin Saud Al Siyabi, secretary-general of Oman’s Office of Ifta. This year’s conference focused on “Family challenges amid major transformations: A Fatwa approach to protecting the family and preserving its Islamic identity.”
In his speech, Al Siyabi addressed the pressures facing Muslim families amid rapid social, economic and technological developments. He emphasized the need to raise awareness of jurisprudential rulings and reinforce Islamic values.
Oman said its participation reflects its engagement in religious and intellectual forums that encourage dialogue and the exchange of experience. The conference also addressed issues connected with the stability of Arab and Islamic societies and families.
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