Stop fatwa obsession and think, Tariq tells Muslims

KiniTV 2015-08-07

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A prominent Islamic scholar advised Muslims not to be overly obsessed with fatwas or religious edicts.

Tariq Ramadan, a professor of Contemporary Islamic Studies at Oxford University, said Muslims must develop their own opinions.

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