 | 2005 - 918 pages
...the government attempted to supervise them closely for the stated purpose of combating extremists. The government appoints and pays the salaries of the imams who lead prayers in mosques, and it monitors their sermons; however, it does not contribute to the funding of Christian churches. During... | |
 | United States. Department of State - 2001 - 690 pages
...missionary groups if they do not proselyte actively. SECTION II. STATUS OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM Legal I Policy Framework The Constitution provides for freedom of...extremists, the Government has announced its intention to oring all nongovernment mosques under its control by 2002. prior to issuance of a presidential decree... | |
 | United States. Dept. of State - 2005 - 820 pages
...and the Government attempts to control them legally for the stated purpose of combating extremists. The Government appoints and pays the salaries of the...lead prayers in mosques and monitors their sermons; however, it does not similarly contribute to the building, repair, or funding of Christian churches.... | |
 | United States. Dept. of State - 2006 - 902 pages
...and the Government attempts to control them legally for the stated purpose of combating extremists. The Government appoints and pays the salaries of the imams who lead prayers in mosques, and it monitors their sermons; however, it does not contribute to the funding of Christian churches. During... | |
 | 2005 - 1092 pages
...and the Government attempts to control them legally for the stated purpose of combating extremists. The Government appoints and pays the salaries of the...lead prayers in mosques and monitors their sermons; however, it does not similarly contribute to the building, repair, or funding of Christian churches.... | |
 | Mohammed Abu-Nimer, Amal Khoury, Emily Welty - 2007 - 308 pages
...interference of the state in religion is apparent by the fact that the government controls mosques, appoints and pays the salaries of the imams who lead prayers in mosques, and monitors their sermons (US Department of State 2003). To approve the construction of places of worship, the State Security... | |
 | 2008 - 848 pages
...religions." The Government last recognized a new religious group in 1990. All mosques must be licensed. The Government appoints and pays the salaries of the...lead prayers in mosques and monitors their sermons. It does not contribute to the funding of Christian churches. The Minister of Awqaf reported that there... | |
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Government attempts to control them legally for the stated purpose of combating extremists. The Government appoints and pays the salaries of the imams who lead prayers in mosques and monitors their sermons; however, it does not similarly contribute to... 