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Haitham al-Haddad, seen here in 2012, has had close ties with the Muslim Research and Development Fund. (Marcel Antonisse/AFP/Getty Images, File)Amazon has allowed its U.K. users to donate money to a group whose key figure has espoused hardline Islamist beliefs described as "misogynistic, racist and homophobic" and called for a global Islamic caliphate, the Times of London reported Monday.
The Muslim Research and Development Fund (MRDF) is one of several groups that have received donations through Amazon Smile, which launched in the U.K. last year. Under the program, shoppers can select an organization which will receive 0.5 percent of the purchase price of Amazon products.
Haitham al-Haddad, the MRDF's founder and former chairman, has been called "one of the most dangerous men in Britain" by the counter-extremist Quilliam Foundation due to his adherence to the Salafi movement within Sunni Islam. Terror groups such as Al Qaeda have embraced Salafism's tenants of jihad across the world.
Amazon has allowed its U.K. users to donate money to the Muslim Research and Development Fund, a group whose key figure has espoused beliefs described as "misogynistic, racist and homophobic," according to a report.According to the Times, while Haddad has criticized terrorist attacks against "innocent civilians," he also has stated that Muslims ultimately will conquer "the enemies of Islam" and establish a regime that will deploy the death penalty for adultery and refusing to follow the Muslim faith.
"I have received so many requests from western women who committed adultery," the Times quoted Haddad as saying in 2012. "They were begging me to help them to find a way to a Muslim country to be stoned to death." Spokesmen for Haddad previously have said that his statements were taken out of context.
Sara Khan, the British government's counter-extremism commissioner, told the paper that Haddad's views "promote a supremacist 'us versus them' worldview that wrongly makes Muslims feel that they can’t be fully British."
In a statement obtained by Fox News, Amazon said it relied on a regulator, the Charity Commission for England and Wales, to determine which organizations were eligible to take part in Amazon Smile.
"If a charity no longer has charitable status because that organization supports, encourages or promotes intolerance or discrimination and has been removed from the Commission’s register, we will remove them from the service," the statement continued, adding that Amazon had "referred these allegations to the Commission and will be conducting a full review to ensure they do not violate our policies."
The Charity Commission for England and Wales told the Times that Haddad had resigned from the MDRF's board in 2014 after it raised concerns "about his suitability to serve as a trustee." However, the paper reported that Haddad maintained close ties to the organization and led a fundraising campaign earlier this year.
Haitham al-Haddad is particularly admired by young, politically active Muslims*
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https://www.breitbart.com/Jeff Bezos CEO of Amazon Funds Haitham al-Haddad’s Islamist Terrorist GroupAmazon has been funnelling cash to a Salafist ‘charity’ led by an Islamic scholar described as “one of the most dangerous men in Britain” by counter-extremists, a British newspaper has claimed.
The Jeff Bezos-led retail giant allowed the Muslim Research and Development Foundation (MRDF) founded by Saudi-born Haitham al-Haddad into its Amazon Smile programme, which allows customers to donate a percentage of their purchases to charity, according to a Times investigation.
Al-Haddad has been branded “dangerous” by the Quilliam counter-extremism think tank, and as “misogynistic, racist, and homophobic” by UK Government counter-extremism commissioner Sara Khan.
A series of controversial statements by the Salafist scholar — a graduate in Islamic law from the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) — have been compiled by The Times, advancing a range of hardline views.
These include claims that adulterous women should be stoned to death, and that he has, in fact, received “many requests from Western women… begging me to help them to find their way to a Muslim country to be stoned to death” so they could “avoid punishment in the afterlife” — although it is not revealed whether he actually did facilitate any voluntary executions of this kind.
It is the Islamic punishment. What does the UK government want? Do they want Muslims to change their beliefs?” he demanded.
Amazon has claimed al-Haddad’s organisation was cleared by the Charity Commission but that a “full review” is being conducted, while a spokesman for the Salafist insisted he had been taken “out of context”.
The Times also quotes al-Haddad as advocating arranged marriages “The earlier the better, especially for girls”, and adding that it is “not necessarily a problem, biologically, if a girl of 12 or 13 becomes pregnant”.
Abuse within marriage of any kind, he argues, should not be interfered with: “Muhammad said that a man should not be questioned why he hit his wife. Because this is something between them. Leave them alone… a father should not ask his daughter why she’s been beaten or hit by her husband.”
The scholar has also branded homosexuality “an evil crime” and advocated death sentences for apostasy “in an Islamic state, once the conditions are met”, as well as female genital mutilation and full-face veils for all women, including Western women — “When they tell you it’s a barrier to integration, you should say: ‘Yes, it is against integration. So what? I don’t want to integrate with you’.”
He has also argued that a 2011 tsunami in Japan was divine punishment — “Allah allowed it to happen to punish the Japanese for their refusal to submit to him” — and that, similarly, Nelson Mandela is “in the fire of hell… for his failure to worship Allah.”
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