AstanoshKhan
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Saudi Arabia’s grand mufti issued a religious edict prohibiting contact and cooperation with the foreign media seeking to “spread chaos and strife in the Muslim world”.
Addressing a Friday sermon at a mosque in Riyadh, Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh said that people should not divulge their country’s secrets to foreign media outlets as these media groups are only concerned with creating a divide among the people.
The kingdom’s grand mufti warned against shielding or giving refuge to criminals. “A believer has to help in keeping security, that of his nation and community, and protecting his religion,” the Saudi newspaper Okaz quoted him as saying.
However he urged the people to address their matters to responsible authorities within the state.
Talking to foreign media is haram: Grand mufti
There's some contradiction with the heading of the news and it's substance.
The heading is;
''Talking to foreign media is haram: Grand mufti’s edict''
while the substance of the subject is;
''prohibiting contact and cooperation with the foreign media seeking to “spread chaos and strife in the Muslim world”...
....people should not divulge their country’s secrets to foreign media outlets as these media groups are only concerned with creating a divide among the people.''
I don't agree with the heading but 100% agree in what has been said in the details. Some posters on this thread are nothing but ignorant fools who goes on posting their rubbish without getting into the details of the subject... well, I guess the Grand Mufti specifically issued the statement about such people too... they don't know what they're talking about. Garbage posters.