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| The religious police have more than 65,000 followers |
The notorious group, tasked with enforcing sharia law in the country, have already racked up more than 65,000 followers.
Their first tweet asked "Allah to benefit everyone" and was retweeted 20,000 times.
In 2014 they closed over 10,000 Twitter accounts because "users were committing religious and ethical violations".
A spokesman claimed that IT-related crimes could see people jailed for five years and fined £500,000.
In 2013 the head of the police claimed that anyone using social media "has lost this world and the afterlife".
Sheikh Abdul Aziz al-Sheikh has also blasted the site as "a source of lies and falsehood". » | Tom Parfitt | Tuesday, April 28, 2015
