The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has declared the use of e… — @folkative

The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has declared the use of electronic cigarettes (vapes) haram (prohibited under Islamic law) through Fatwa No. 131 of 2026, issued in Jakarta on Friday (Nov. 6, 2026). MUI cited health risks, environmental damage, and the potential use of vapes as a means of distributing narcotics and other addictive substances. The fatwa also declares the use of vapes to consume narcotics, as well as their production and sale for such purposes, prohibited under Islamic law.

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Nov 10, 2026, 3:47 AM

The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has declared the use of electronic cigarettes (vapes) haram (prohibited under Islamic law) through Fatwa No. 131 of 2026, issued in Jakarta on Friday (Nov. 6, 2026). MUI cited health risks, environmental damage, and the potential use of vapes as a means of distributing narcotics and other addictive substances. The fatwa also declares the use of vapes to consume narcotics, as well as their production and sale for such purposes, prohibited under Islamic law.

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