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Heavy Fine Awaiting Traders in Qatar Whose Goods Violate Islamic Values

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Qatar announced that it would impose 275,000 fine for selling goods that violate Islamic values.

News ID: 3480152 Publish Date : 2022/08/19

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