Original sentence: Egypt and Yemen use state-employed Clerics, under the auspices of their normal police forces, to enforce state-sponsored interpretations of Islam, mostly by policing religious material found at Mosques, however they have nowhere near the power of religious police.. Some African nations (such as Nigeria employ similar groups with varying levels of legal authority, military authority, and connection to national government, to enforce Islamic religious law.The Mutaween or religious police also referred to as clerical police, exist in several Islamic nations, notably Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Nigeria
Edited sentence: Egypt and Yemen use state-employed Clerics, under the auspices of their normal police forces, to enforce state-sponsored interpretations of Islam, mostly by policing religious material found at Mosques.Some African nations (such as Nigeria and Sudan) employ similar groups with varying levels of legal authority, military authority, and connection to national government, to enforce Islamic religious law.The Mutaween or religious police also referred to as clerical police, exist in several Islamic nations, notably Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iran, Egypt, Nigeria though the specific name varies