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Ahmed al Sharaa signed a temporary constitution requiring the president to be Muslim and identifying Islamic law as the main source of jurisprudence. Kurdish representatives objected that the process and text failed to reflect Syria’s pluralism.
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Ahmed al Sharaa signed a temporary constitution requiring the president to be Muslim and identifying Islamic law as the main source of jurisprudence. Kurdish representatives objected that the process and text failed to reflect Syria’s pluralism.
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Ahmed al Sharaa signed a temporary constitution requiring the president to be Muslim and identifying Islamic law as the main source of jurisprudence. Kurdish representatives objected that the process and text failed to reflect Syria’s pluralism.
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Ahmed al Sharaa signed a temporary constitution requiring the president to be Muslim and identifying Islamic law as the main source of jurisprudence. Kurdish representatives objected that the process and text failed to reflect Syria’s pluralism.
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