Libya's Dar al-Ifta Urges Muslims to Avoid Buying, Selling or Wearing Nike
A Libya Nike fatwa urges Muslims to avoid Nike products.
Libya's Dar al-Ifta has issued a Nike fatwa urging Muslims to avoid buying, selling or wearing Nike products. The fatwa cites the brand's links to Greek mythology and alleged support for Israel.
What the Nike fatwa asks Muslims to avoid
The call covers buying Nike products, selling them and wearing them. Dar al-Ifta ties the advice to the brand's links with Greek mythology and to alleged support for Israel. The wording is an urging, not a report that a state has banned the products.
Our verdict
Libya's Dar al-Ifta has urged Muslims not to buy, sell or wear Nike products, citing Greek mythology and alleged support for Israel.
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Frequently asked questions
Who issued the fatwa?
Libya's Dar al-Ifta.
What does it urge?
Avoid buying, selling or wearing Nike products.
What reasons does it give?
Links to Greek mythology and alleged support for Israel.
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