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Islamic Relief charity just a mask to cover the agenda pf Muslim Brotherhood

 It was only last month when the Director of the International resource sector at the International Islamic Relief Organisation, Heshmat Khalifa stepped down from his position after he was found to be spreading hatred and supporting terror groups.

He expressed his ideas in social networking site facebook where he posted a lot of extremist content and several writings that asked for patronage. This report was covered extensively by the west especially the British publications like the Daily Mail and the Guardian who highlighted the derogatory statements that Khalifa had posted on facebook. He had started making personal statements on particular communities. For an example, he called the Jews "grandchildren of monkeys and pigs” and in a similar hurtful post, he described Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as a "Zionist pimp." When the report came out, people wanted to see his outrageous posts but by the time facebook had already removed his page.

He has been a part of charity ‘business’ for over 20 years. 63-year-old Khalifa had held many senior roles and responsibilities in the organisation especially the past five years. Islamic Relief made into one of the biggest Muslim charities of the world after the Times revealed its annual income ot be over £ 570 million. The idea behind starting this charity was to respond quickly to disasters and fight poverty through its Islamic values, experience, and global reach, affirms the group on its website. Acting as one set mentality, Khalifa’s link to the terrorist movements of the Muslim Brotherhood is very much eveident. He strongly opposes Al-Sisi's government in Egypt.

Islamic Relief is based out of Birmingham, which confirmed that Hesmat Khalifa had resigned from the board of trustees of IRW with immediate effect and added that the organisation does not second the views and principles of Khalifa

The organisation is accused of supporting Hamas, a terrorist organisation based out of Palestenian territories. It opened one of its offices in Gaza city in 1998.

The link to the terror group can be identified by the previous incidents that involved people from the organisation being involved in such activities. In 2006, Gaza coordinator, Iyaz Ali, a Pakistani-born British national, was arrested and charged with transferring funds and assistance to Hamas institutions and organizations, including the Al Wafa and Al Tzalah associations, outlawed in Israel. And on top of it, he even admitted to being involved in local Hamas operatives form Jordan. The Israeli government had also found certain documents proving the involvement of the organisation in terror funding.

There are several reports that suggest that the charity is nothing but a gimmick to hide funding that the organisation gives in recruiting fighters, financing terrorist and subversive activities like building mosques and radical campaigns. Because of all these reasons and many more, the United Arab Emirates had proscribed the organisation due to concerns of links to the Muslim brotehrhood.

The organisation has been using funds and money to preach Islam among people. The Bangladeshi government barred IR charity and aid which they were giving to Rohingya people in Cox’s Bazar, alleging these funds were used to preach Islam, encourage radicalsim and find militants. Last year, the German government also confirmed that there were links between IRW members and Muslim Brotehrhood.

The organisation has been spreading hatred, intolerance, killing non-Muslims and destabilizing relations between nations to achieve their bloody goals which is no different than a terrorist group.

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