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Pakistan's government crypto-friendly initiatives and regulatory framework remain legally separate from religious rulings, limiting the fatwa's direct legal impact on market operations

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"The fatwa is a religious ruling, not a government notification or court order. Pakistan's legal position on cryptocurrencies remains separate from the religious opinion."

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