Islamic Center calls on Tajik labor migrants to observe Sharia rules

DUSHANBE, June 21, 2012, Asia-Plus  — Tajik labor migrants who are currently working in the Russian Federation must observe Sharia rules and remember their parents, wives and children and take care of them. Saidmukarram Abduqodirzoda, Head of the Islamic Center of Tajikistan, remarked this Wednesday at a meeting of senior representatives from the Islamic Center, […]

Avaz Yuldoshev

DUSHANBE, June 21, 2012, Asia-Plus  — Tajik labor migrants who are currently working in the Russian Federation must observe Sharia rules and remember their parents, wives and children and take care of them.

Saidmukarram Abduqodirzoda, Head of the Islamic Center of Tajikistan, remarked this Wednesday at a meeting of senior representatives from the Islamic Center, the Committee for Religious Affairs and the Migration Service.

The Migration Service press center reports the sides discussed a broad range of issues related to joint efforts to enhance the awareness level of labor migrants raise awareness of Tajik labor migrants.

The meeting participants reportedly reached an agreement on preparing and signing a trilateral cooperation agreement between the Migration Service, the Committee for Religious Affairs and the Islamic Center, the source said.  

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