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AL-HADI – A minor disturbance occurred in the small oasis settlement of Al-Hadi in the Persian Gulf region early today, reportedly stemming from disputes over the interpretation of traditional scriptures. The incident is believed to be a reaction by conservative Ulamas and believers against the "Scripture Rationalization through Electronic Processing" initiative, promoted by the People's Technology Committee since the recent "Ashraf Accord." Eyewitnesses reported that several hundred residents gathered in the village square for a traditional prayer assembly. During the assembly, an attempt to publicly read "rationalized" manuscripts, as advocated by the People's Technology Committee, was met with obstruction by some participants. A minor scuffle ensued but was quickly contained by local security forces, preventing a larger confrontation. No arrests have been reported. This incident further suggests that while the "Ashraf Accord" aims for a reconciliation between technology and religion, it continues to deepen ideological divisions within communities adhering to traditional beliefs. Low-resolution footage shared via global feeds shows participants enthusiastically holding traditional manuscripts and vocally protesting. The event highlights how the ideological rift within the Islamic Communist Bloc is now impacting local cultural and religious activities.