The UAE prohibits unlicensed internet sites from teaching the Quran. It is illegal to open a Quranic center or teach the Quran in the Emirates without a license.
The Islamic Affairs body underlined the need to safeguard the next generation by making sure religious education is accurate and suitable.
On Sunday, June 2, the General Authority for Islamic Affairs, Endowments, and Zakat warned UAE nationals and residents about the risks associated with unauthorized online platforms that claim to teach the Quran.
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Online Quran lecturers typically lack Islamic training. This can lead to misinformation, distortion of the holy book, and misconceptions of Islamic values.
The authorities watched numerous unregistered students attending lessons, appealing to them with promotions and warning parents.
Anyone who teaches the Quran without a license or authorization in the UAE faces two months in jail and a Dh50,000 fine, or both.
Selection criteria for instructors
- They must be 21 or older.
- Pass the test and interview.
- Their actions are guaranteed to be good.
- Legally obtaining a license
- They cannot have been sentenced to a freedom-restricting penalty for any crime that violates honor or trust unless they were rehabilitated.
- Prove health suitability for the work.
- Applicants for center management must have practical experience, while those who want to teach or manage must be qualified.
- If the center does not support them, they must get consent from the appropriate authorities.
