Stealing neighbour's WiFi against Islam: Dubai religious body's fatwa

April 12, 2016 14:05

Dubai's top religious authorities say that stealing WiFi from your neighbor would not be proper Islamic conduct. That is according to a fatwa from Dubai's Islamic Affairs & Charitable Activities Department. It was available 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 neighbors allow you to do so, but if they'd don't allow you, you may not use it."

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