Protecting America: End Sharia Exploiting Tax Exemptions
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The integrity of American values is at stake as Sharia-based organizations exploit tax exemptions meant for charitable purposes.
In a startling revelation, many Islamic nonprofits—operating under the privileged status of 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations—are found to be advancing Sharia law principles that are in direct opposition to American legal standards and ideals.
This exploitation raises concerns that taxpayer money is being used to fund ideologies that challenge the very fabric of our Constitution.
A prime example is Zaytuna College in Berkeley, California. Marketed as the first Islamic liberal arts college in the United States, Zaytuna promotes teachings that include aggressive principles of Islamic law.
Students are taught doctrines that advocate execution for those who insult the Prophet Muhammad, deny women leadership roles, and impose a discriminatory tax on non-Muslims under Islamic rule.
These teachings run contrary to American values of freedom and equality, effectively undermining the very nation that grants them tax-exempt status.
While organizations like Zaytuna thrive under this exemption, other religious institutions face stringent audits and scrutiny for merely voicing their beliefs.
For instance, many Christian organizations have come under fire for expressing their views on social issues, often facing threats to their tax status.
Yet, Sharia-compliant institutions evade similar scrutiny, perpetuating a glaring double standard.
In a climate where the Biden administration has emphasized diversity and inclusion, it seems that an ideological war is being waged.
The focus on identity politics has led to an uncomfortable reality: while American citizens are urged to embrace tolerance, radical ideologies are cleverly masked as cultural dialogue.
This incongruity begs the question of how long the IRS will turn a blind eye when numerous Islamic organizations openly work against American interests while enjoying taxpayer-funded benefits.
The Supreme Court has already set a precedent regarding the revocation of tax-exempt status.
In the case of Bob Jones University v. United States, the court ruled that tax benefits could be revoked for institutions that violate public policy.
If the promotion of white supremacy disqualifies an organization from receiving federal tax benefits, then clearly advocating for Sharia supremacy should trigger the same response.
The time has come for action.
The IRS must conduct rigorous audits of organizations that undermine the Constitution, ensuring no group can exploit its tax-exempt status for ideological conquest.
Moreover, a rigorous review of all nonprofit organizations that promote legal systems incompatible with the Constitution must take place.
With the rise of foreign influence funneling millions into American universities under the guise of education, Congress must hold public hearings on this pressing issue, investigating the systematic abuse of tax exemptions.
We must protect our nation from being compromised by ideologies that seek to dismantle our Republic from within.
Freedom of religion should not be a shield for those who aim to promote governance in an insidious guise.
The future of America depends on our vigilance and commitment to uphold the values that define our nation.
Sources:
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In a startling revelation, many Islamic nonprofits—operating under the privileged status of 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations—are found to be advancing Sharia law principles that are in direct opposition to American legal standards and ideals.
This exploitation raises concerns that taxpayer money is being used to fund ideologies that challenge the very fabric of our Constitution.
A prime example is Zaytuna College in Berkeley, California. Marketed as the first Islamic liberal arts college in the United States, Zaytuna promotes teachings that include aggressive principles of Islamic law.
Students are taught doctrines that advocate execution for those who insult the Prophet Muhammad, deny women leadership roles, and impose a discriminatory tax on non-Muslims under Islamic rule.
These teachings run contrary to American values of freedom and equality, effectively undermining the very nation that grants them tax-exempt status.
While organizations like Zaytuna thrive under this exemption, other religious institutions face stringent audits and scrutiny for merely voicing their beliefs.
For instance, many Christian organizations have come under fire for expressing their views on social issues, often facing threats to their tax status.
Yet, Sharia-compliant institutions evade similar scrutiny, perpetuating a glaring double standard.
In a climate where the Biden administration has emphasized diversity and inclusion, it seems that an ideological war is being waged.
The focus on identity politics has led to an uncomfortable reality: while American citizens are urged to embrace tolerance, radical ideologies are cleverly masked as cultural dialogue.
This incongruity begs the question of how long the IRS will turn a blind eye when numerous Islamic organizations openly work against American interests while enjoying taxpayer-funded benefits.
The Supreme Court has already set a precedent regarding the revocation of tax-exempt status.
In the case of Bob Jones University v. United States, the court ruled that tax benefits could be revoked for institutions that violate public policy.
If the promotion of white supremacy disqualifies an organization from receiving federal tax benefits, then clearly advocating for Sharia supremacy should trigger the same response.
The time has come for action.
The IRS must conduct rigorous audits of organizations that undermine the Constitution, ensuring no group can exploit its tax-exempt status for ideological conquest.
Moreover, a rigorous review of all nonprofit organizations that promote legal systems incompatible with the Constitution must take place.
With the rise of foreign influence funneling millions into American universities under the guise of education, Congress must hold public hearings on this pressing issue, investigating the systematic abuse of tax exemptions.
We must protect our nation from being compromised by ideologies that seek to dismantle our Republic from within.
Freedom of religion should not be a shield for those who aim to promote governance in an insidious guise.
The future of America depends on our vigilance and commitment to uphold the values that define our nation.
Sources:
espn.com
lite.cnn.com
frontpagemag.com
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