I’m 53, grown enough to decide — Abdul-Salam replies religio...
submitted almost 2 years ago by afia3
submitted almost 2 years ago by afia3
- Mohammed Abdul-Salam, the new Director General of the National Lottery Authority, addressed critics who questioned his ability to lead due to his Islamic faith, stating that he is capable of making his own decisions without consulting an Imam and that his family supports his appointment.
- Abdul-Salam emphasized that his appointment was based on competence and pledged to work diligently, despite objections from some Islamic leaders who cited religious teachings that prohibit gambling and cautioned him against accepting the role.
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