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|contents=In the 1971 Constitution of the United Arab Emirates, under Part Three, Article 32, freedom to exercise religious worship is guaranteed as long as it is in accordance with established customs and does not conflict with public policy or morals. Equality regardless of religion is asserted under Article 25, however, islam is declared the official religion under Article 7. | |||
Ref World. Constitution of the United Arab Emirates 1971. https://www.refworld.org/docid/48eca8132.html | |||
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What is the oldest written source in this country that mentions this right?
United Arab Emirates
In the 1971 Constitution of the United Arab Emirates, under Part Three, Article 32, freedom to exercise religious worship is guaranteed as long as it is in accordance with established customs and does not conflict with public policy or morals. Equality regardless of religion is asserted under Article 25, however, islam is declared the official religion under Article 7.
Ref World. Constitution of the United Arab Emirates 1971. https://www.refworld.org/docid/48eca8132.html