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Does Oman’s Ban on Evangelism Increase Its Religious Liberty?
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Does Oman’s Ban on Evangelism Increase Its Religious Liberty?
Anadolu / Contributor / Getty In 2018, authorities in Oman escorted two American college students off a local university campus as they alleged the students were sharing their faith with Muslims. Omani law prohibits proselytism, and its constitution defines Islam as the state religion and declares sharia law as the basis of legislation. Depending on the nature of their offense, the students could have faced up to 10 years in prison. Alternativel…
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