The Fatwa Center of the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan announced that it is not permissible to get answers to religious questions through ChatGPT. According to the board, the ChatGPT platform benefits people in some areas. However, it is powerless to answer religious questions correctly. Because it is also a product developed by the human factor. In addition, sometimes approximate answers to questions can be given, even Arabic phrases, saying that this issue is in such and such a book. However, the phrases he cited are not found in the book he mentioned or in other fiqh sources. Therefore, it is necessary to find solutions to Sharia issues by contacting scholars and specialists.

The Council of Ulama of the Islamic Center of Tajikistan issued a fatwa banning women from wearing tight black dresses. "In order to protect the stability and security of the society, to respect the religious and national standards of ethics, the population should refrain from wearing any clothes that are foreign to our culture, religion and nation, that are not compatible with morals, and are promoted for malicious purposes," reads the fatwa.

The religious administration of Karachay-Cherkas Muslims also made a decision on the temporary wearing of the veil in the republic. Ismail Haji Berdiev, the mufti of the Republic, the chairman of the Center for the Coordination of Activities of North Caucasian Muslims

Singapore's Islamic Religious Council has recognized artificial meat as halal and issued a fatwa allowing Muslims to consume these products if they are produced according to halal standards.