A prominent Muslim humanitarian charity has relaunched in the United Kingdom under new leadership after an investigation into financial irregularities of several overseas offices, officials said on Monday.
Muslim Aid – which has income of around £30 million (Dh153.8m) a year – was placed under investigation in 2013 and underwent an overhaul of its management, according to charity officials.
An outside consultant was brought in alongside a new chief executive to run and reorganise the charity which delivers relief and works on development projects in more than 50 countries.