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The story of the feature film revolves around a daughter the PROPHITE Mohamed peace be upon him، Fatima Al-Zahra, may God be pleased with her. It also deals with what the film describes as"conflict" On the succession of the Prophet after his death.
AndMoroccan Film Center In charge of granting licenses to show in halls for films shot in Morocco and abroad "Within the framework of full respect for the legislative and regulatory texts framing the film sector" And"As long as it does not conflict with the constants and sanctities of the Kingdom of Morocco".
The center’s decision comes after the Supreme Scientific Council, which is the official body responsible for issuing Fatwasmovie content "severely".
The council, chaired by the Moroccan monarch, denounced King Mohammed VI in a statement with"The flagrant falsification of established facts in Islamic history".
The religious authority denounced "Forgery that offends Islam and Muslims, and is rejected by all peoples, because it does not serve their higher interests among nations in this particular era.".
The movie premiered on June 3 in the United Kingdom, and the network has canceled "Cineworld" British cinemas programmed it after demonstrations organized by Muslims outside cinemas where it was broadcast.
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The story of the feature film revolves around a daughter the PROPHITE Mohamed peace be upon him، Fatima Al-Zahra, may God be pleased with her. It also deals with what the film describes as the “struggle” over the succession of the Prophet after his death.
AndMoroccan Film Center Entrusted with granting licenses to screen films in cinemas in Morocco and abroad “within full respect for the legislative and regulatory texts framing the cinematographic sector” and “as long as they do not conflict with the principles and sanctities of the Kingdom of Morocco”.
The center’s decision comes after the Supreme Scientific Council, which is the official body responsible for issuing Fatwasthe content of the film “severely”.
The council, chaired by the Moroccan monarch, denounced King Mohammed VI In a statement on the “blatant falsification of established facts in Islamic history.”
The religious authority denounced “the forgery that offends Islam and Muslims, and all peoples reject it, because it does not serve their higher interests among nations in this particular age.”
The movie premiered on June 3 in the UK, and the network canceledCineworldBritish cinemas programmed it after demonstrations organized by Muslims outside cinemas where it was broadcast.