Uzbekistan’s Islamic Authority Retracts Fatwa Against Cryptocurrency, Issues Apology
Uzbekistan’s highest Islamic authority has retracted a fatwa it issued on June 3 that deemed trading with cryptocurrencies impermissible. This declaration, which stated that cryptocurrency trading violated Sharia law, wa...
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