Dubai: Dubai&rsquo;s top religious authorities say that stealing WiFi from your neighbour would not be proper Islamic conduct.
Dubai&rsquo;s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department issued the religious edict, known as a fatwa, in response to a question on its official website yesterday.
The edict says: &ldquo;There is nothing wrong in using the line if your neighbors allow you to do so, but if they don&rsquo;t allow you, you may not use it.&rdquo; The fatwa matches others issued by&nbsp; regional clerics in recent years.
Dubai&rsquo;s Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department answers a variety of online questions.
They range from prayers and religious matters to modern issues like cosmetic surgeries and illegally downloading movies.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Dubai&rsquo;s top religious authorities say that stealing WiFi from your neighbour would not be proper Islamic conduct

Dubai's top Islamic body issues a fatwa against stealing neighbour's WiFi

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Dubai&rsquo;s top religious authorities say that stealing WiFi from your neighbour would not be proper Islamic conduct

Dubai's top Islamic body issues a fatwa against stealing neighbour's WiFi

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