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El Sayed-aligned Islamic council with alleged terrorism financing ties issued fatwa to financially support Muslim candidates

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El Sayed-aligned Islamic council with alleged terrorism financing ties issued fatwa to financially support Muslim candidates

A preeminent Islamic council with organizational ties to a suspected financial collaborator of terrorism has authorized followers of Islam to flood Muslim and anti-Israel candidates with financial support using monetary obligations under…

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