East Bay Times

Islamic Network Group tries to remove stereotypes

SAN JOSE — Maha ElGenaidi wants to put a human face on Islam. “Muslims that are — guess what? — exactly like you,” says ElGenaidi, president and CEO of Islamic Networks Group. Since 1993, the group ...
Long War Journal

US continues to expose Islamic State’s global financial network

The US Treasury Department announced on Oct. 17 that Afaq Dubai, a “money services business (MSB)” based in Iraq that moves money for the Islamic State, has been sanctioned. Treasury says Afaq Dubai ...
Finextra

Aafaq Islamic Finance selects Network International as payments provider

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Network will provide end-to end card processing solutions to facilitate ...
Crowdfund Insider

Fintech Firm Islamic Finance Initiation Network Introduces Operations in Oman After Partnering Alizz Islamic Bank

IFIN (Islamic Finance Initiation Network), the Islamic Fintech firm, has introduced its operations in the Sultanate of Oman by teaming up with Alizz Islamic Bank and Danube Home. Bahrain-based IFIN, a ...
Long War Journal

Analysis: US terror designations target Islamic State’s Southeast Asian network

Three newly-designated terrorists appeared in a June 2016 video entitled, “The Solid Edifice – The Philippines.” On Aug. 24, the US Treasury Department announced that it had designated three Islamic ...
Asia One

Malaysia dismantles Islamic State network involving workers from Bangladesh

KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysian authorities have dismantled a network that used social media to spread ideology and raise funds for the Islamic State militant group among Bangladeshi nationals working in the ...
East Bay Times

Islamic Network Group shares facts about religion

SAN JOSE — Maha ElGenaidi wants to put a human face on Islam. Muslims that are — guess what? — exactly like you, says ElGenaidi, president and CEO of Islamic Networks Group. Since 1993, the group has ...
PBS

Islamic State militant group used less restrictive social network

The Islamic State extremist group began using a social networking website with less restrictions on users after other social media sites, Twitter and YouTube in particular, removed content related to ...