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Campaign to cut off terrorists funds angers Muslims
In Saudi Arabia a crackdown on cash donations to charities aims to block funding for terrorists. The removal of donation boxes at mosques and malls angers Muslim groups that rely on almsgiving to help the poor. Internal reforms bar private relief groups from overseas transfers until rules exist to prevent misuse. Interior Minister Nayef cites risks while charities warn the move could curb aid to needy Muslims. Sheik Salman al Omari warns of a conspiracy to restrict activities and reduce donations.
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al-Qaida
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Sheik Salman al-Omari
Riyadh