Cairo Metro authorities have shut down the “fatwa-kiosks” set up in metro station in Cairo, Gulf News reports. The booth faced a campaign by secularists against it who argued “that the subway is no place for religious discourses and could alienate Egypt’s Christian minority.” An official at Cairo Metro insisted the “closure was not related to criticisms against it… the contract simply wasn’t renewed after it expired.”
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