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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2025 · 1H 7M

EXPOSED: Are Islamic Investments Funding Genocide? | Ali Hammuda

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Microsoft. Amazon. Meta. “Halal.” In this explosive, no-holds-barred episode we sit down with Ahmed Hammuda to uncover the shocking complicity of Islamic investment platforms in the Gaza genocide. These so-called Shariah-compliant portfolios are funneling billions into companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta—corporations actively aiding the Israeli war machine.   From AI-powered targeting systems to cloud infrastructure for the IDF, these tech giants are not passive actors—they are co-authors of genocide. So why are they still being labeled halal? Why are Muslims unknowingly investing in war crimes? Ahmed exposes the dark mechanics of the “halal finance” industry, the broken screening boards, the black-box algorithms, and the sickening ethical collapse of a $5.4 trillion system that claims to be based in shariah.   This episode is a wake-up call for the Ummah—a call to divest, rethink, and rebuild an economic model rooted in accountability, ethics, and truth. It’s time to stop hiding behind labels and face the blood on our portfolios.   Warning: once you hear this, you are accountable. ⸻

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