US EditionNational Lottery Tickets Will Not Be Sold in Front of Mosques.
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Following an increase in National Lottery ticket sales as New Year's approaches, the Istanbul Governorship has taken action. A circular signed by Governor Davut Gül announced that the sale of National Lottery tickets and other games of chance will be strictly prohibited in mosque courtyards, entrances, and gardens. The decision was made in response to complaints from citizens and aims to protect the peace and tranquility of places of worship. He…
The Istanbul Governorship stated that it had received complaints about lottery tickets and other games of chance being sold in mosque courtyards and in front of places of worship as the new year approaches, and announced that the sale of these items in such locations would not be permitted.
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