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Launching the General Iftaa Department's Channel on Whatsapp
Author : The General Iftaa` Department
Date Added : 27-11-2023

Launching the General Iftaa Department's Channel on Whatsapp

 

The General Iftaa` Department launched its channel on the Whatsapp social communication application, providing citizens with the opportunity to follow fatwas, Iftaa` Council`s Resolutions, and videos issued by the Department.

The launching of this service comes with the aim of sharing the religious views of the General Iftaa` Department on issues concerning daily life situations. It seeks to promote awareness, guidance, correct any misconceptions, and enhance the content published through this application to convey the true message of Islam— moderate and balanced — to the citizens.

 

For those interested in subscribing, they can follow the channel through the link:

https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaASjmD1t90WaPSXtq1m

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