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Yameen urges religious scholars to use Ruqyah to bring Muizzu back to his senses

Former President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom criticised religious scholars at a rally in Malé, saying they focus on economic matters instead of national issues. He urged them to use Ruqyah to bring President Muizzu back to his senses.

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  1. Fri 13 Nov
    A special rally titled "Dhiveheenge Bin Dhiveheennah" was held. Artificial Beach Friday night only Raajje (English) President Yameen delivered this message while speaking at a special rally titled "Dhiveheenge Bin Dhiveheennah," held at Artificial Beach on Friday night.

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  • I would like to address the scholars: if you are unwilling to fulfill your work, your responsibilities, and your professional obligations, then I implore you to do just one thing for us. Please, use Ruqyah to bring President Muizzu back to…

    Abdulla Yameen Raajje (English) Open the report (Raajje (English))

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  • 5,000 housing units housing units discussed by scholars Raajje (English) questioning how beneficial it would be to construct 5,000 housing units

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