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Home Jordan News Plan for all mosque preachers to have Sharia certificates 13-02-2024 04:07 PM Ammon News - Awqaf Minister, Mohammad Khalaileh, said on Tuesday that the ministry has a plan for all mosque preachers in the Kingdom to hold legal certificates qualified to preach. Khalaileh, during a press conference with media representatives, confirmed that all mosques in the Kingdom are managed by the Ministry of Endowments, and there are no private mosques or outside the scope of the ministry in Jordan. Imams and preachers in mosques are appointed by the ministry, and currently preachers from outside the ministry are being used to cover Friday sermons, he added. The Minister also pointed out that the assets of the Hajj Fund until the end of 2023 were JD333 million.

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Plan for all mosque preachers to have Sharia certificates

13-02-2024 04:07 PM

Ammon News - Awqaf Minister, Mohammad Khalaileh, said on Tuesday that the ministry has a plan for all mosque preachers in the Kingdom to hold legal certificates qualified to preach.

Khalaileh, during a press conference with media representatives, confirmed that all mosques in the Kingdom are managed by the Ministry of Endowments, and there are no private mosques or outside the scope of the ministry in Jordan.

Imams and preachers in mosques are appointed by the ministry, and currently preachers from outside the ministry are being used to cover Friday sermons, he added.

The Minister also pointed out that the assets of the Hajj Fund until the end of 2023 were JD333 million.

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