Judicial Watch

Muslim Charities: Quietly Funneling Money to Terrorist Organizations

Parven Ahmed, CAIR Chairman

In 2003, Judicial Watch sent a letter to Commissioner Rossoti of the Internal Revenue Service, calling for the dissolution of 17 Muslim Charities known to be providing funds to terrorist organizations. Today, several of those non-profits are still in operation, functioning just blocks from our nation's capital. Judicial Watch is currently investigating those charities and will continue to fight to see them closed down.

Documents

JW's letter to the IRS listing Muslim charities

Articles

Following Terrorism's Money Trail : JW President Tom Fitton's article on the Muslim non-profits still functioning today

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