Dar al-Fatwa: Targeting the Karak church is terrorism forbidden by Islamic law
CH23: The Grand Mufti of the Lebanese Republic, Sheikh Abdul Latif Derian, described the targeting of a church in Karak Governorate in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as “terrorism forbidden by Islamic law, and an attempt to undermine security, stability and coexistence in Jordan.” He said in a statement: “Dar al-Fatwa affirms its solidarity and stands alongside Jordan…”
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Drajan: Targeting the Church of Karak is a Shariah-Forbidden Terrorist Act
CH23: Sheikh Abdullah Al-Latif Drajan, the Chief Minister of the Lebanese Republic, described the targeting of the Church of Karak in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as 'a Shariah-Forbidden Terrorist Act', and attempted to destabilize security and stability in Jordan. In a statement, he said, 'The Shariah emphasizes its solidarity and support for Jordan...'}
Drajan: Targeting the Church of Karak is an unlawful act of terrorism
CH23: Sheikh Abdullah Al-Latif Drajan, the leader of the Islamic State in Lebanon, described the attack on the Church of Karak in the Kingdom of Jordan as 'unlawful terrorism' and attempted to destabilize security and stability in Jordan. In a statement, he said, 'The Islamic State affirms its solidarity and stands with Jordan...'}
