Kadyrov's son was awarded another award

Kadyrov’s 15-year-old son Adam was presented with another award. This time - the Order “For Service to the Religion of Islam”, 1st degree.

The award “for a significant contribution to the strengthening of the religion of Islam and the protection of its values” was presented to the teenager by the Mufti of Chechnya Salah-Hadzhi Mezhiev during a scientific and practical conference with the participation of scientists and theologians of the North Caucasus. Previously, Adam Kadyrov received the title “Hero of the Chechen Republic.” In addition, he was awarded the highest order of the Chechen parliament “Daimekhkan Siy” (“Honor of the Fatherland”), as well as the Order “For Merit for the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic” and the Order “Duslyk” (the second most important state award of Tatarstan), “For Merit for Karachaevo” -Circassian Republic" and "For services to the Ummah" 1st degree.

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