“It would be mandatory for madrassas to seek formal permission from provincial or federal governments before receiving foreign funding. Charity organizations would be bound to get register and update their records.”=
Source/Credit: The Asian Age
By News Desk | December 19, 2017
The proposed new law would be implemented after formal approval of Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi.
Pakistan will soon implement a law under which only the state can declare jihad (holy war). The new national narrative has been prepared by interior ministry’s subordinate department, the National Counter Terrorism Authority (Nacta).
The proposed new law would be implemented after formal approval of Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. The proposed law bars individual and groups from issuing kafir (infidel) fatwas (religious decree) or tagging someone as apostate.
Religious scholars, locally known as maulvis or clerics, would be asked to promote interfaith harmony on basis of shared ideas whereas there would be complete ban on public gatherings under the umbrella of Nafaz-e-Shariat (implementation of Islamic laws). Officials said strict and immediate action would be taken on charges pertaining to blasphemy and provocative speeches.
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