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The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation said in a statement issued today that it will not be lenient in dealing with violators
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Federal law to regulate mosques' affairs soon
ABU DHABI — The UAE cabinet will soon issue a federal law to regulate and govern affairs of mosques in the country, Dr Mohammed Mattar Al Ka'abi, Director-General of the General Authority for Islamic Affairs and Auqaf (GAIAA), told Khaleej Times.
'' The proposed legislation will settle and clear all issues concerning mosques, their role, working systems, rights and duties of their staff and their liability before the judiciary,'' he explained.
According to him, the law set deterrent penalties for those flouting and breaking the GAIAA's instructions on the functioning of mosques.
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