Public funding of marriage legitimate under Shariah — Gumi

Sheikh Gumi defends public funding for marriages under Shariah law, citing it as legitimate governance in states prohibiting promiscuity. Learn more about

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August 14, 2026 · 07:15 · 5 min read

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Public funding of marriage legitimate under Shariah — Gumi