The Dhaka Times Desk PUBG game is an addiction of youth. This online game, which has gained huge popularity among the young generation in a short time, has started a huge debate in Indonesia. The 'Pabji' game has been declared haram there on the charge of insulting Islam!
A fatwa has been issued in Indonesia declaring the game 'haram', accusing 'Pubji' of insulting Islam and inciting violence against players.
Recently the Ulama Council of Ancheh province of Indonesia issued such a fatwa. According to media reports, they have also appealed to the local government to ban the game.
According to media reports, this fatwa has been issued not only on PUBG, but also on some other games. However, their names have not yet been revealed by the Ulama Council.
Ancheh Ulama Council Deputy Chairman Faisal Ali said, "Our fatwa says that PUBG and such games are haram. Because they spread violence and change people's behavior.'
Faisal Ali also said, 'Pabji basically insults Islam. We have seen kids and even adults getting extremely addicted to this game and playing it everywhere on their mobile phones. The matter has become critical.
It should be noted that Islamic Sharia law is effective only in Ancheh province in Indonesia, a Muslim-majority country. The game was previously banned in Iraq, Nepal and the Indian state of Gujarat due to fears of real-life violence. A few young people have recently died in India while playing this PUBG game.
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