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August 31, 2006 Thursday Sha'aban 6, 1427


‘Life insurance policies are anti-Islamic’


LUCKNOW, Aug 30: One of South Asia’s most influential Islamic seminaries has issued an edict telling Muslims not to buy life insurance policies because they violate Islamic law.

The Dar-ul-Uloom seminary of Deoband said Muslims should not invest in life insurance as “life is given by Allah and to insure it or assure it, is a crime in the eyes of Allah”.

“A true Muslim should never ever go for life insurance policies. This is against the wishes of Allah,” Maulana Shahid Rehan, a senior cleric at the seminary, told The Associated Press on Wednesday.—AP






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