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In the Emirates , it is prohibited to establish or manage any centre or teach the Quran unless they obtain the necessary licence from the authorities.
Many individuals offering Quran teaching services through digital platforms are unqualified and lack religious education credentials.
This can lead to incorrect teaching, misinterpretation of the holy book, and potentially misunderstandings.
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80
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Attention-grabbing headline
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Known propaganda techniques
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