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Amman, May 24 (Petra) – Chief Islamic Justice Abdul Hafiz Rabta
announced Jordan’s Sharia Execution Courts will remain open during
the Independence Day and Eid al-Adha holidays to handle urgent cases,
requests, and procedures to ensure continuity of services for
citizens.
In a statement issued Sunday, Rabta said execution accountants will
continue working at the designated office within the Judicial
Execution Department (JED) at the Public Security Directorate during
the holiday period to ensure “uninterrupted” follow-up on cases and
execution-based procedures.
Rabta also noted the JED was provided with the contact details of
the competent on-duty executive heads and officers during the holiday
period.
He affirmed this effort aims to enhance non-stop coordination and
follow up around the clock and rapid response to emergencies.
//Petra// AG
