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Leading Islamic scholar M***i Muhammad Taqi Usmani has issued a new fatwa stating that cryptocurrency trading is not allowed under Islamic law.

The ruling says that cryptocurrencies, crypto tokens, and stablecoins like USDT are not considered wealth or property in Islam. Because of this, buying, selling, or investing in these digital assets is considered impermissible.

The fatwa also says that changing the name to "virtual currency," "token," or "stablecoin" does not change the ruling. Although the fatwa is not legally binding, it may influence how many Muslims view cryptocurrency investments.

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US President Donald Trump said he believes he is the main target of an alleged Iranian plot against him while defending recent US military strikes on Iran.

Speaking at the NATO summit in Turkey, Trump claimed Iran has personally targeted him and said, "I may be gone too."

He also warned that Iran's leadership could face serious consequences, saying the strikes were carried out to protect both the United States and global security.

However, Trump did not provide any evidence to support his claim. His remarks come as tensions between the US and Iran remain high.

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