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Google Hosts App for Enforcing Sharia, Reporting Blasphemy 📱
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12:58Now PlayingThe latest version of "Smart Pakem", an app that allows Muslims in Jakarta, the capital of the largest Muslim country on earth, to report violations of Sharia law such as blasphemy and even heresy has been approved by the Google Play Store. Using this app, the users can report people who practice unrecognized religions or unorthodox interpretations of Indonesia's six officially recognized faiths: Buddhism, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Protestant Christianity, and Roman Catholic Christianity. The original version of the app came out on November 25. It was created by the Jakarta prosecutor's office which would help educate the public and modernize the reporting process. The app has a 1.2 out of 5-star rating.
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Source: Google Hosts Sharia Law App Enabling Muslims to Report Blasphemy and Heresy to the Police
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