How much does Egypt’s dar Al-Ifta earn?

The Almighty said -: {So ask the people of the Remembrance if you do not know} [An-Nahl: 43] The Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa is a long-standing institution concerned with issuing fatwas to people in their life realities, based on the true Islam and away from all excess or negligence. She created this app. This is an application that aims to facilitate communication between the questioners and the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta, which is a continuation of the Dar al-Ifta’s journey towards overcoming practical …

The Almighty said -: {So ask the people of the Remembrance if you do not know} [An-Nahl: 43]
The Egyptian Dar Al-Iftaa is a long-standing institution concerned with issuing fatwas to people in their life realities, based on the true Islam and away from all excess or negligence. She created this app.
This is an application that aims to facilitate communication between the questioners and the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta, which is a continuation of the Dar al-Ifta’s journey towards overcoming practical obstacles and difficulties for the respondents to obtain answers to their fatwas with experience and specialization; In addition to providing the fatwa service through personal interviews, regular mail, fax, telephone and the Internet through the Dar Al-Iftaa website, it is also available through mobile devices of all kinds.
Aim of the application:
1- Receiving the questions of the respondents through (request for a fatwa).
2- The questioner can view all his questions that he sends to the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta at any time he wants, and he can distinguish the important questions he has.
3- The respondent can view the most common and widespread questions through (Fatwa Archive).
4- The respondent will be able to know the new fatwas when updating the application.
5- Knowing the approved Hijri date.
6- Knowing the direction of the Muslims’ qiblah for prayer
7- Knowing prayer times anywhere in the world
Note: In calculating prayer times we rely on the calculation methods published on the "http://praytimes.org" website.
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