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Home Jordan News Sharia courts submit 2019 annual report to King 24-12-2020 11:16 PM Ammon News - The Sharia courts have submitted to His Majesty King Abdullah II on Thursday, the annual report on their conduct of business for 2019. During a meeting, Chief Islamic Justice, Sheikh Abdul Hafez Rabtah, handed over a copy of the 2019 annual report to the Royal Court Chief, Yousef Issawi. Outlining the Sharia courts' achievements, the report showed a "high" rate of case settlement, amounting to 97.4%, while the family reconciliation offices have "amicably" resolved more than 20 thousand cases, added to the Jerusalem courts' efforts in this regard.

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Sharia courts submit 2019 annual report to King

24-12-2020 11:16 PM

Ammon News -
The Sharia courts have submitted to His Majesty King Abdullah II on Thursday, the annual report on their conduct of business for 2019.

During a meeting, Chief Islamic Justice, Sheikh Abdul Hafez Rabtah, handed over a copy of the 2019 annual report to the Royal Court Chief, Yousef Issawi.

Outlining the Sharia courts' achievements, the report showed a "high" rate of case settlement, amounting to 97.4%, while the family reconciliation offices have "amicably" resolved more than 20 thousand cases, added to the Jerusalem courts' efforts in this regard.

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