I recorded this video almost two years ago. As Ramadan approaches and the recent controversy with @humanappealint & Khalid Beydoun we need to boycott these mercenaries.
This serves as a friendly reminder to everyone to do their due diligence. Research the charities you support by reviewing third-party tax filings, understanding fund allocation and examining the percentage spent on administration. This information is publicly available. Regarding charities and individuals raising money, you have the right to ask questions. For example, how much more evidence do I need to confirm that many are profiting from the Gaza Genocide?
Ramadan is approaching, and I want to add that your timeline will soon be full of Zakat appeals requesting your money. I implore you not to donate to these charities simply to dispose of your Zakat. Your Zakat must be distributed to those who are entitled to it, and if it is not, then you remain liable to give your Zakat.
I urge you to give your Zakat to people you personally trust, whether that is relatives in your parents’ home countries or others you know directly. The Prophet ﷺ said:
إن الصدقة على المسكين صدقة، وعلى ذي الرحم اثنتان
Charity given to a poor person is charity, but charity given to a relative is two things: charity and upholding the ties of kinship.
You do not need to give to Palestine, Syria, or Yemen simply because charities use Prophetic narrations to emotionally invest you. Naturally, we want to give to places mentioned by the Prophet ﷺ and to lands known for the virtue of their people. However, you must question these mercenaries and not be fooled by generic figures showing how much they claim to have spent.
There needs to be an emphasis on inquiring into the specific projects, and only when you feel confident should you donate. The devil is in the details, and frankly, I would say do not donate to charities at all. We need to boycott the sector until full transparency is provided, as abuse and exploitation have been ongoing for many years.
I have not made this public until today. I support two projects with the help of noble brothers and families. One is in Syria (Ghouta and Idlib), and those among my family and friends know that I provide full transparency, including transfer and transaction receipts. I also support another project with Irish Imy (G.R.E.A.T – Gaza Relief Egypt Alliance Team). For over two years, we have been maintaining and sustaining more than 20 families تبارك الله. If anyone wants to get involved, please contact me directly, and I will provide full details on how to support these projects, إن شاء الله.
Key principles donors should follow:
•Donors must vet the receiving parties, be involved in the accounts, understand the types of projects, and receive proof of one-donor/one-donation work.
•Donors must have full visibility of beneficiaries, including contact details and case descriptions, and conduct random checks.
•Social media audiences should pay more attention to the motives and sudden emergence of certain names in relief work. They should ask questions publicly and receive public answers supported by evidence.
•Volunteers must vet those they connect with, examine personal conduct and value systems, ask questions, raise suspicions with colleagues, and escalate concerns through legal channels.
•People behind screens must question every post on social media and not accept things at face value.
Following on from my video highlighting a potential Ponzi/confidence scam involving Dawah Man’s father, and the lack of justice from Dawah Man himself in providing transparency regarding what happened to the £39,500 invested into an alleged “oil company,” I want to draw your attention to specific details within the investment agreement.
The agreement states:
“However, during the above investment, unfortunately, due to any mishaps and if we end up in loss, then both parties (Party A & Party B will equally be affected as a total loss, accordingly.”
We must ask the following questions in order to seek clear answers. We cannot allow individuals to use Islam to take the wealth of believers while failing to uphold the heavy trust placed upon them. They must face repercussions for any betrayal or theft of money taken from believers.
Regarding the alleged oil company in Aberdeen where the funds were supposedly invested, we request the following details:
•The company name, address, and website •Companies House registration details •Bank statements confirming that the transferred funds were invested into the oil company
Receipts or invoices are not sufficient, as these can be doctored. Bank statements are a standard prerequisite. In all fairness, this should not be difficult to provide if the money was genuinely invested.
The agreement explicitly states that if any mishaps occur resulting in the loss of funds, both parties will be equally affected by the total loss. Therefore, what exactly was the “mishap”? Full and transparent details explaining how and why the money was lost must be provided.
Until this information is disclosed, we will not leave this matter alone. The days of ignoring transgressions are over, and you and your associates will continue to face pressure until we receive clear answers or full reimbursement if the money was not invested و الله
We’re facing a serious problem with Islam being commodified. Many so-called du’aat have exploited their platforms to make money in unethical ways or through technicalities, using Islam as a marketing tool. This video will demonstrate how far they’ll go to deceptively use the religion as a cover for their illicit agendas.
"Just a heads up, we might be doing a Go Fund Me soon, get ready, who's up for the challenge? ... I have some business rates that I have to pay baillifs and they're threatening to come and take stock, but it's two sets of business rates...so I gotta raise £13,098 by the end of February, if we started it now, we can probably get it done by end of February"- 3:20 onwards
"No the baillifs have given me till the end of February to pay them £13,000 and something..."- 11:52
"How much do I need? I need £13,500 pays the baillifs" - 12:14
"Bankruptcy is a bit messy" -17:02
"They want £13,800 something or another" - 46:34
"Do you think we can raise about £14,000 by the end of February?" - 51:27
Hamza makes poor business and financial decisions. He knows he can’t pay them off but his followers will. He gets to keep the profits.
That’s Hamza’s grift and anyone who gets in his way is envious or jealous. Imagine lacking self-awareness enough to think your constant public begging to make money for yourself is something to be jealous of.
Another Ramadan is coming and we ask again: is it the responsibility of Muslims to continually bail out this highly irresponsible man from his self-inflicted business debts and poor financial decisions?
Bro Hajji and @MiddleEastSam discuss the growing trend of the digital halal business. It promises to earn up to $10,000 a month and even more. However, the pitch isn’t what it seems.
Following the death of Rifaat Asaad, the butcher of Hama, I felt compelled to share my two-month trip to Syria after its liberation. During my travels I visited the city of Hama.
Bro Hajji
I recorded this video almost two years ago. As Ramadan approaches and the recent controversy with @humanappealint & Khalid Beydoun we need to boycott these mercenaries.
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Bro Hajji
This serves as a friendly reminder to everyone to do their due diligence. Research the charities you support by reviewing third-party tax filings, understanding fund allocation and examining the percentage spent on administration. This information is publicly available. Regarding charities and individuals raising money, you have the right to ask questions. For example, how much more evidence do I need to confirm that many are profiting from the Gaza Genocide?
It’s also worth noting that @humanappealint paid @kbeydoun over $2 million. Any comments?
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Bro Hajji
Ramadan is approaching, and I want to add that your timeline will soon be full of Zakat appeals requesting your money. I implore you not to donate to these charities simply to dispose of your Zakat. Your Zakat must be distributed to those who are entitled to it, and if it is not, then you remain liable to give your Zakat.
I urge you to give your Zakat to people you personally trust, whether that is relatives in your parents’ home countries or others you know directly. The Prophet ﷺ said:
إن الصدقة على المسكين صدقة، وعلى ذي الرحم اثنتان
Charity given to a poor person is charity, but charity given to a relative is two things: charity and upholding the ties of kinship.
You do not need to give to Palestine, Syria, or Yemen simply because charities use Prophetic narrations to emotionally invest you. Naturally, we want to give to places mentioned by the Prophet ﷺ and to lands known for the virtue of their people. However, you must question these mercenaries and not be fooled by generic figures showing how much they claim to have spent.
There needs to be an emphasis on inquiring into the specific projects, and only when you feel confident should you donate. The devil is in the details, and frankly, I would say do not donate to charities at all. We need to boycott the sector until full transparency is provided, as abuse and exploitation have been ongoing for many years.
I have not made this public until today. I support two projects with the help of noble brothers and families. One is in Syria (Ghouta and Idlib), and those among my family and friends know that I provide full transparency, including transfer and transaction receipts. I also support another project with Irish Imy (G.R.E.A.T – Gaza Relief Egypt Alliance Team). For over two years, we have been maintaining and sustaining more than 20 families تبارك الله. If anyone wants to get involved, please contact me directly, and I will provide full details on how to support these projects, إن شاء الله.
Key principles donors should follow:
•Donors must vet the receiving parties, be involved in the accounts, understand the types of projects, and receive proof of one-donor/one-donation work.
•Donors must have full visibility of beneficiaries, including contact details and case descriptions, and conduct random checks.
•Social media audiences should pay more attention to the motives and sudden emergence of certain names in relief work. They should ask questions publicly and receive public answers supported by evidence.
•Volunteers must vet those they connect with, examine personal conduct and value systems, ask questions, raise suspicions with colleagues, and escalate concerns through legal channels.
•People behind screens must question every post on social media and not accept things at face value.
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Bro Hajji
We won’t let you get away with it. We want answers and I promise this won’t be swept under the carpet.
@The-Cave-Network @ChaiWithMyBhai
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Bro Hajji
Following on from my video highlighting a potential Ponzi/confidence scam involving Dawah Man’s father, and the lack of justice from Dawah Man himself in providing transparency regarding what happened to the £39,500 invested into an alleged “oil company,” I want to draw your attention to specific details within the investment agreement.
The agreement states:
“However, during the above investment, unfortunately, due to any mishaps and if we end up in loss, then both parties (Party A & Party B will equally be affected as a total loss, accordingly.”
We must ask the following questions in order to seek clear answers. We cannot allow individuals to use Islam to take the wealth of believers while failing to uphold the heavy trust placed upon them. They must face repercussions for any betrayal or theft of money taken from believers.
Regarding the alleged oil company in Aberdeen where the funds were supposedly invested, we request the following details:
•The company name, address, and website
•Companies House registration details
•Bank statements confirming that the transferred funds were invested into the oil company
Receipts or invoices are not sufficient, as these can be doctored. Bank statements are a standard prerequisite. In all fairness, this should not be difficult to provide if the money was genuinely invested.
The agreement explicitly states that if any mishaps occur resulting in the loss of funds, both parties will be equally affected by the total loss. Therefore, what exactly was the “mishap”? Full and transparent details explaining how and why the money was lost must be provided.
Until this information is disclosed, we will not leave this matter alone. The days of ignoring transgressions are over, and you and your associates will continue to face pressure until we receive clear answers or full reimbursement if the money was not invested و الله
@The-Cave-Network
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Bro Hajji
We’re facing a serious problem with Islam being commodified. Many so-called du’aat have exploited their platforms to make money in unethical ways or through technicalities, using Islam as a marketing tool. This video will demonstrate how far they’ll go to deceptively use the religion as a cover for their illicit agendas.
@The-Cave-Network
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Bro Hajji
"Just a heads up, we might be doing a Go Fund Me soon, get ready, who's up for the challenge? ... I have some business rates that I have to pay baillifs and they're threatening to come and take stock, but it's two sets of business rates...so I gotta raise £13,098 by the end of February, if we started it now, we can probably get it done by end of February"- 3:20 onwards
"No the baillifs have given me till the end of February to pay them £13,000 and something..."- 11:52
"How much do I need? I need £13,500 pays the baillifs" - 12:14
"Bankruptcy is a bit messy" -17:02
"They want £13,800 something or another" - 46:34
"Do you think we can raise about £14,000 by the end of February?" - 51:27
Hamza makes poor business and financial decisions. He knows he can’t pay them off but his followers will. He gets to keep the profits.
That’s Hamza’s grift and anyone who gets in his way is envious or jealous. Imagine lacking self-awareness enough to think your constant public begging to make money for yourself is something to be jealous of.
Another Ramadan is coming and we ask again: is it the responsibility of Muslims to continually bail out this highly irresponsible man from his self-inflicted business debts and poor financial decisions?
@HamzasDen
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttt-CTc...
6 days ago | [YT] | 14
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Bro Hajji
Please inform Dawah Man and his crew that they better have their excuses ready. Your game is over. Wait for my video إن شاء الله
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Bro Hajji
Bro Hajji and @MiddleEastSam discuss the growing trend of the digital halal business. It promises to earn up to $10,000 a month and even more. However, the pitch isn’t what it seems.
#brohajji
#ummah
#allah
#islam
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Bro Hajji
Following the death of Rifaat Asaad, the butcher of Hama, I felt compelled to share my two-month trip to Syria after its liberation. During my travels I visited the city of Hama.
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