Question
In your view, should SANHA’s financial statements be open for inspection and examination by the Muslim community? Should the salary/income of SANHA’s top-earning senior employees be disclosed? In my view the above should be fully disclosed.
Answer
While SANHA publishes its annual financial statements for limited circulation, the huge amount of expenditure is cloaked in ambiguities. For instance, last year SANHA netted approximately R7 million in haraam ‘halaal’ certificate fees. This is what they have published. Allah knows best what the actual amount is. There is no clarity on the expenditure. Large amounts are disguised. Only a forensic audit can establish what exactly is happening to the funds. SANHA is not a charitable organization.
The motive force for the carrion certifying industry is the huge monetary gains which are primarily for the personal benefit of the clique which runs the haraam ‘halaal’ certifying outfit. The condition of the MJC is worse. Its haraam income is in excess of R15 million per annum, and there is total silence regarding all aspects of its financial dealing and wheeling. The MJC had never issued a financial statement in its entire existence despite the fact that it is required to do so in terms of the laws which govern its registration.
However, our concern is primarily with the haraam chickens which they are feeding to the Muslim community. We are not really concerned with the haraam mon
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