As we approach the new year, the harsh response from all over Turkey coming to stated-handed the National Lottery gambling.
NGOs also oppose state-funded gambling and state-encouraged gambling
Diyanet-Sen branch heads made a press release on the issue.
In a statement made in many provinces, the "National" inscription asked to remove from National Lottery phrase.
Diyanet-Sen Istanbul 3 Bolu Branch Neslibey Ozkan, "National Lottery is wrong. It's an unfair gain. It is not a Muslim way. We do not want the National Lottery in our country with a clear language against this attitude that separates national concepts."
Diyanet-Sen Head of Hatay Branch Hasan Urhan:
While there is a matter of life and death in our border and 4 million immigrants opening their tables, it is obvious that the National Lottery massacre is an unjustified and wrong situation.
Diyanet-Sen Bilecik Branch President Ibrahim Celik:
"National Lottery is a black spot attached to this country. Choosing such a sin would be a wrong choice for us Muslims. We are absolutely against the survival of our country."
REMOVE "NATIONAL" INSCRIPTION FROM NATIONAL LOTTERY PHRASE"
Diyanet-Sen Bilecik Branch President Ibrahim Celik, "the National Lottery attached to this country as a black mark. Conscience instead of reaching out to our geography to choose such a sin would be a wrong choice for us. We are against the National Lottery to keep alive in our country," he said.
Diyanet-Sen Muş Branch Chairman Ferzende Aras:
"Lottery, even though it is intended to be innocent by the national statements put in front of the lamb has the effect of a wolf entered into the skin. This system needs to be canceled."
Diyanet-Sen Yalova Branch President Şuayip Akgun:
"The lottery trap, which seems to be the hope of our people in the day when the worker is barely subsidized by the officer, has no other return than forbidden."
Diyanet-Sen Head of Bursa Branch Kemal Göleç:
"Unfortunately, we are falling into the traps set up very quickly as Muslims. We are shouting again that we are against the National Lottery."
Diyanet-Sen Van Branch President Nurullah Aras:
"This is a wrong way in which 81 million people are mobilized to make money for someone in the country. We want the National Lottery and games of chance to be completely removed from the national agenda."
Diyanet-Sen Adiyaman Branch President Emin Çil:
"We have always been against the ill-gotten gains of the Muslim people. It is also wrong to state that the National Lottery is financed by the state and encouraged by the state."