Clash between Libya’s religious and secular authorities regarding the permissibility of surcharging for e-payments
A clash is occurring between Libya’s secular and religious orders as to the permissibility of merchants imposing an extra charge ...
Tag: Grand Mufti Sadeg Al-Ghiriani
CBL comes in for more criticism from Grand Mufti – accuses it of usury
As the exchange rate for the Libyan dinar reaches 7.79 against the US dollar in the black-market, making a mockery ...
Grand Mufti raises objections to CBL’s supposedly Islamic – Sharia compliant certificates of deposit
Libya's Grand Mufti, Sheikh Al-Sadeg Al-Ghiriani said that the ‘‘Absolute Speculative’’ (referred to as Mudaraba in Islamic - Sharia) certificates ...
Secular and religious agree on need for Libya’s gradual energy subsidy reform
The secular and religious worlds have come to agreement on the need for Libya to gradually reform its fuel subsidies ...
Grand Mufti of Libya laments demise of exchange rate of Libyan dinar – and lack of resignations by officials as a result
In video excerpts published by the Dar Al-Ifta, Libya’s Religious Council, its head, the Grand Mufti of Libya, Sadeg Al-Ghiriani, ...
No saviour for Libya except through constitutional based elections to end transitional periods: Grand Mufti
The Tripoli based Dar Al-Ifta, Libya’s official religious advisory council, reported today that British Ambassador Martin Longden met with the ...
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