Shariah finance: The deadly Jihadist weapon with a dollar sign
On December 31, 2009 · In Abul-Ala Mawdudi, AIG, Center for Security Policy, Citigroup, Creeping Shariah, Defaults, Dubai, Dubai Investment Group, Dubai Islamic Bank, Economic Crisis, Heros against Shariah, Islamic Banking, Islamic Bonds, Islamic charities, Islamic Economics, Islamic Finance, Islamic Law, Islamization, Jihad, Markets and Trends, Muslim Brotherhood, Sharia Compliant, Sharia Products, Shariah Banking, Shariah Bonds, Shariah Finance, Shariah insurance, Sovereign Wealth Funds, stealth jihad, SUKUK, Takaful, Terror Funding, Zakat
It is highly appropriate that SFW end 2009 by sharing the latest work from one of the true heroes of the Western world in the fight against Shariah: David Yerushalmi. Mr. Yerushalmi’s essay in the Washington Examiner provides both a primer for those unfamiliar with the issue of Shariah Finance, as well as an update for those of us who follow these events closely. He is at the tip of the spear in the “war of ideas” so you can be certain that what he writes is “cutting edge.”
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