What is the Maldives?
Maldives is a small group of Asian islands located in the Indian Ocean, which is an Islamic country; since all its inhabitants are Muslims, it was called by the Arabs "Mahdib" or "delusional time", hence the name has been changed to become the Maldives, with its capital Mali, and the official language is Divehi, and the system of government in this country is Republican, and the estimated population of this country by nearly six million people, according to the statistics in 2008 AD, and the currency is Maldivian hospitality. Islam in Maldives The Islamic religion and the Islamic law in the Maldives are of the utmost importance, and this is clear and clear of the Maldivian Constitution. Citizens must be followers of the Islamic religion only; it does not accept any citizen who does not convert to Islam. Also, the Maldivian law in force should not in any way interfere with Islamic legislation, and citizens are free to carry out any activity, whatever is not contrary...

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