Liberals Propose to Revoke Charitable Status for Religious Organizations
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Liberals Propose to Revoke Charitable Status for Religious Organizations
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Jawed Anwar
Lee Harding, in an article published in the, highlights a critical but overlooked issue: ¡°Canada¡¯s sleeper election issue: the loss of charitable status for religious organizations.¡±
All faith communities should pay attention. Eleven prominent Imams have issued an appeal urging Muslims to vote ¡ª and it is no secret that their appeal is effectively in favor of the Liberal Party. Dr. Mohammad Iqbal Al-Nadvi himself is actively campaigning for a Liberal candidate.
These Imams released a video titled?¡°Your Vote ¨C Our Future.¡±
Yes, your vote may brighten the future of the Imams aligned with the Liberals ¡ª but sadly, it could devastate the religious future of the Muslim community.
The Liberal Party has been anti-religion from the very beginning.
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Muslim and Islamic leaders, including many Imams, never stood up or spoke out against the evil ¡ª the fahish bills, fahish laws, fahish culture, and the fahish public education system ¡ª out of fear of losing their charitable status. Now, the same fahish group they remained silent about is moving to revoke their religious charity status.
Lee Harding has exposed the Liberal Party¡¯s plans for after this federal election.
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He writes: ¡°The potential loss of charitable status for religious charities might be the biggest sleeper issue in the federal election. The Liberal government proposed the change and only Conservatives opposed.¡±
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He writes:
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Jawed Anwar
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