Profils / Profile
– Discover the Networks: The World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) is the world’s largest Muslim youth organization
– History Commons: Profile
Informations essentielles / Basic Information
– Canada Revenue Agency: File 871966040RR0001
– Canada Revenue Agency (2002): List of donees for 2002
– Agence du revenu du Canada (2 février 2012) : Sommaire des motifs de révocation du statut d’organisme de bienfaisance de WAMY-Canada
– Sarah Boesveld (National Post – March 7, 2012): WAMY-Canada stripped of charitable status
– Point de Bascule: World Assembly of Muslim Youth Money transfers
– Point de Bascule (7 mars 2012) : Liste des donataires de WAMY de 2000 à 2003
Articles / Point de Bascule
– Point de Bascule (8 mars 2012) : L’école Dar al-Iman et la MAC ont reçu des fonds d’une organisation islamiste liée à Al-Qaïda dont le statut d’œuvre de bienfaisance vient d’être révoqué
– Point de Bascule (10 avril 2012) : Schéma : Les liens de la MAC avec des organisations qui financent le terrorisme
– Point de Bascule (11 juin 2012) : Un doyen de l’Université islamique de Gaza encourage la conquête islamique de l’Espagne et du Vatican
– Point de Bascule (April 5, 2013): Algeria terrorist attack – Three Islamic organizations linked with London mosques’ spokespersons Wael Haddara and Munir el-Kassem lost their charity status because of their links with terrorism
– Point de Bascule (6 avril 2013) : Attaque terroriste en Algérie – Le statut charitable de trois organisations islamiques associées aux porte-parole des mosquées de London Wael Haddara et Munir el-Kassem a été révoqué parce qu’elles finançaient le terrorisme
– Point de Bascule (December 12, 2013): Reviving the Islamic Spirit – In 2003, the launch of the RIS conventions in Toronto was sponsored by an organization tied to Al-Qaida (WAMY sponsored the event.)
– Point de Bascule (17 décembre 2013) : Reviving the Islamic Spirit – En 2003, le lancement des conférences RIS de Toronto a été commandité par une organisation liée à Al-Qaïda (WAMY a commandité l’événement.)
– Point de Bascule (November 24, 2014): RCMP scheduled to join spokesman of two Al Qaeda-funding organizations on “de-radicalization” panel
Références / References
– Rick Mofina and Jim Bronskill (Standard / St. Catharines – October 11, 2001): Faisal Kutty defended WAMY as a “very respected organization”; people “would be shocked” to hear allegations linking it with terrorism, he added
– Immigration and Refugee Board (CanLII – November 28, 2003): X (Re) (During a refugee hearing, WAMY is described as an organization that provided a “generous financial assistance” to the terrorist Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI). The Refugee Board quoted SIMI’s purpose, as explained on its own portal: “[…] Jehad against India, the aim of which is to establish Dar-ul-Islam (land of Islam) by either forcefully converting everyone to Islam or by violence.”
– Steve Merley (NEFA Foundation – April 14, 2008): Organizations has strong ties to the global Muslim Brotherhood and/or Saudi institutions such as the World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY)
– The Chronicle of Higher Education (December 29, 2008): The Islamic University of Gaza was established by the founder of Hamas, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin
– GMBDR (April 1, 2009): The Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) is supported by WAMY
– Canada Revenue Agency (August 23, 2011): Audit of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth (GlobalPhilanthropy.ca – Archives PdeB)
– Tarek Fatah (April 5, 2013): Algeria terrorist attack – Tarek Fatah challenges CBC to report links between 2 London Ontario mosques and 3 terror-funding Islamic charities
