Prominent parliamentary figures have issued warning calls against the consequences of reverting to targeting citizens with "ready-made charges" based on ideological or personal appearances rather than criminal evidence. Official statements affirmed that legal prosecution must rest exclusively on material actions that violate the law and infringe upon funds and properties, warning against exploiting currently raised doctrinal issues to justify random arrest campaigns that may affect innocent people in places of worship. Lawmakers urged judicial and security agencies to adhere to the highest standards of professionalism to thwart attempts to damage the social fabric and politicize security files in ways that threaten the stability of societal components.