Dubai's Islamic authorities issue fatwa against WiFi theft
Stealing WiFi from your neighbour would not be proper Islamic conduct according to
Dubai’s top religious authorities say that stealing WiFi from your neighbour would not be proper Islamic conduct.
That’s according to a religious edict — known as a fatwa — from Dubai’s Islamic Affairs & Charitable Activities Department. It was posted online on the department’s website on Monday as a response to a question asked by an anonymous reader.
The edict says: “There is nothing wrong in using the line if your neighbours allow you to do so, but if they’d don’t allow you, you may not use it.”
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