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Innocent victims in the global war on terror / M.A. Salloomi.

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"The book presents a case that caused abundant arguments between the West & Islam after 09/11/2001. They are the allegations against a lot of the Charity and Humanitarian Organizations which had been accused for supporting Terrorism. Never-the-less (sic) the book replies scientifically to t...

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Main Author: Salloomi, M. A. (Mohammed A.) (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Central Milton Keynes, UK : AuthorHouse, c2011.
Subjects:
War on Terrorism, 2001-2009.
Islam > Charities.
Non-governmental organizations > Islamic countries.
Islamic countries > Relations > United States.
United States > Relations > Islamic countries.
Islamic countries > Charitable contributions.
Table of Contents:
  • The new competitors and the shift of power
  • The rise of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
  • The new competitors and the shift of power
  • Bringing relief organizations under control
  • The United Nations and the fourth World War
  • Future outlook for the third sector
  • Islamic charitable work: principles and means
  • Participation of Islamic organizations in global efforts
  • Examples of relief and development programs
  • The value of the Islamic organizations within the international community
  • The campaign against Islamic charities after 9/11
  • Propaganda war
  • Campaign against Islamic organizations taking root before 9/11
  • Examples of the campaign
  • America's sweeping demands
  • The text of America's demands (Kuwait as an example)
  • American measures that penalize everyone
  • Islamic charities in the US Congress
  • Hearing testimonies before the U.S. Congressional committees
  • Does the case study offer any clue about the real objective?
  • Does the religious foundation in Saudi Arabia offer any clue about the real objective?
  • Report of the religious freedoms in the world: flawed OFAC (Designation criteria of the American justice)
  • The declared objective of the campaign: analysis
  • The new financial procedures and the declared objectives
  • The British investigations of Islamic charities
  • The Islamic charities in Bosnia
  • Case studies Islamic charities under American hegemony
  • Introduction to the case studies
  • Case study 1. Palestine
  • Case study 2. Afghanistan: the first victim
  • Case study 3. Iraq: motives and objectives
  • Mistakes of Islamic and non-Islamic organizations: a double standard
  • Islamic organizations: mistakes, real and alleged
  • Transgressions of some non-Islamic organizations
  • The motives and objectives
  • Indications and results that point to the real motives
  • Islam and the West: competition or confrontation?
  • Islam and the West: competition and conflict
  • Conclusions
  • Appendix
  • Letters to the U.S. Congress / Friends of Charities Association (FOCA) members
  • Open letter to the members of the U.S. Congress, April 4, 2006 / Friends of Charities Association (FOCA) members
  • The list of the first group of persons and institutions quitted by the Federal Court.

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