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Oman’s Grand Mufti Warns Against Online Abuse

Sheikh Ahmed bin Hamad Al-Khalili, the Grand Mufti of Oman, has issued a warning regarding the dangers of abusing others through electronic publishing platforms. This was stated in an official announcement released today, where he pointed out that such actions contradict Islamic values and human principles.

Published: 06 May 20261 min read
Oman’s Grand Mufti Warns Against Online Abuse
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Sheikh Ahmed bin Hamad Al-Khalili, the Grand Mufti of Oman, has issued a warning regarding the dangers of abusing others through electronic publishing platforms. This was stated in an official announcement released today, where he pointed out that such actions contradict Islamic values and human principles.

Grand Mufti’s Warning

Sheikh Al-Khalili emphasized the need to adhere to good morals and the teachings of Islam, which advocate mutual respect and discourage insulting others. He added that online abuse could exacerbate conflicts and increase tensions among individuals and communities.

The Grand Mufti highlighted the importance of using publishing platforms to spread good and awareness among people, rather than using them as tools for abuse. He also called on the relevant authorities to take necessary measures to curb this negative phenomenon.

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