Islamic Fatwa Council rules Hamas' conduct 'violates laws of Koran'
The IFC said that they found that Hamas is responsible for their corruption and terror against Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
The Islamic Fatwa Council (IFC) announced last week that they have ruled the terror organization Hamas and charged them with "violating the laws of the Holy Koran." The IFC said that they found that Hamas is responsible for their corruption and terror against Palestinian civilians in Gaza. They also stated that "it is prohibited to pray for, join, support, finance, or fight on behalf of Hamas" saying that it "adheres to the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood movement."
"It is the responsibility of the Islamic Seminaries to take a clear and firm stance in light of the inhumane actions of Hamas," they wrote in a statement. "The Islamic Fatwa Council has reviewed extensive documentation of Hamas behavior towards Palestinians in Gaza, including their recently publicized testimonies."
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The IFC said that they found that Hamas is responsible for their corruption and terror against Palestinian civilians in Gaza.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
The Islamic Fatwa Council (IFC) announced last week that they have ruled the terror organization Hamas and charged them with "violating the laws of the Holy Koran." The IFC said that they found that Hamas is responsible for their corruption and terror against Palestinian civilians in Gaza. They also stated that "it is prohibited to pray for, join, support, finance, or fight on behalf of Hamas" saying that it "adheres to the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood movement."
"It is the responsibility of the Islamic Seminaries to take a clear and firm stance in light of the inhumane actions of Hamas," they wrote in a statement. "The Islamic Fatwa Council has reviewed extensive documentation of Hamas behavior towards Palestinians in Gaza, including their recently publicized testimonies."
more.............. https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-734245
