AMMAN — The Grand Mufti of the Kingdom
Abdul Karim Al-Khasawneh said on Tuesday that celebratory gunfire, at weddings,
graduations, and on other occasions, is unacceptable and made many victims,
according to Khaberni News.
Khasawneh said that laws prohibit celebratory gunfire,
adding that individuals who mark an occasion have the duty to prevent anyone
from engaging in harmful behavior, and inform the security authorities if it
happens.
He said that celebratory gunfire is disrespectful and
considered “haram” in Islam.
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AMMAN — The
Grand Mufti of the Kingdom
Abdul Karim Al-Khasawneh said on Tuesday that celebratory gunfire, at weddings,
graduations, and on other occasions, is unacceptable and made many victims,
according to Khaberni News.
Khasawneh said that laws prohibit celebratory gunfire,
adding that individuals who mark an occasion have the duty to prevent anyone
from engaging in harmful behavior, and inform the security authorities if it
happens.
He said that celebratory gunfire is disrespectful and
considered “haram” in Islam.
Read more National news
