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	'''Darren (Hamza) Myatt''', also known by the pejorative nickname "Scamza" among critics, is a British Muslim public figure recognized for his involvement in Islamic outreach ([[da'wah]]) through online platforms. Between 2022 and 2025, he became the center of controversy due to allegations concerning the management of funds raised via public donations on crowdfunding platforms. Critics questioned the financial transparency and ethical conduct associated with these funds, leading to extensive online debate.		'''Darren (Hamza) Myatt''', also known by the pejorative nickname "Scamza" among critics, is a British Muslim public figure recognized for his involvement in Islamic outreach ([[da'wah]]) through online platforms. Between 2022 and 2025, he became the center of controversy due to allegations concerning the management of funds raised via public donations on crowdfunding platforms. Critics questioned the financial transparency and ethical conduct associated with these funds, leading to extensive online debate.

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	'''Darren (Hamza) Myatt''', also known by the pejorative nickname "Scamza" among critics, is a British Muslim public figure recognized for his involvement in Islamic outreach ([[da'wah]]) through online platforms. Between 2022 and 2025, he became the center of controversy due to allegations concerning the management of funds raised via public donations on crowdfunding platforms. Critics questioned the financial transparency and ethical conduct associated with these funds, leading to extensive online debate.		'''Darren (Hamza) Myatt''', also known by the pejorative nickname "Scamza" among critics, is a British Muslim public figure recognized for his involvement in Islamic outreach ([[da'wah]]) through online platforms. Between 2022 and 2025, he became the center of controversy due to allegations concerning the management of funds raised via public donations on crowdfunding platforms. Critics questioned the financial transparency and ethical conduct associated with these funds, leading to extensive online debate.

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	'''Darren (Hamza) Myatt''', also known by the pejorative nickname "Scamza" among critics, is a British Muslim public figure recognized for his involvement in Islamic outreach ([[da'wah]]) through online platforms. Between 2022 and 2025, he became the center of controversy due to allegations concerning the management of funds raised via public donations on crowdfunding platforms. Critics questioned the financial transparency and ethical conduct associated with these funds, leading to extensive online debate.		{{short description\|Penunggang agama}}

			'''Darren (Hamza) Myatt''', also known by the pejorative nickname "Scamza" among critics, is a British Muslim public figure recognized for his involvement in Islamic outreach ([[da'wah]]) through online platforms. Between 2022 and 2025, he became the center of controversy due to allegations concerning the management of funds raised via public donations on crowdfunding platforms. Critics questioned the financial transparency and ethical conduct associated with these funds, leading to extensive online debate.

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	== Broader context ==		== Broader context ==
	The controversy surrounding Darren Myatt is not an isolated incident within the Muslim community. Similar cases have raised concerns about accountability and transparency in charitable fundraising. For instance, in 2017, Mohammed Hasnath and Ruksana Ali established a fundraising campaign for Rohingya refugees via the platform Your Caring (now part of GoFundMe). An inquiry by the Charity Commission revealed that the fund raised approximately £213,898.60, with around £68,748.81 unaccounted for. The investigation found that the trustees had deposited the donations into personal accounts, leading to the freezing of these accounts and the initiation of a statutory inquiry. These events have sparked broader discussions about the need for stringent oversight and ethical conduct in charitable fundraising within the community.<ref>"Muslim Fraudster Hasanat Exposed." Reddit, r/islam, 25 June 2019. https://www.reddit.com/r/islam/comments/c27zps/muslim_fraudster_hasanat_exposed/. Accessed 25 March 2025.</ref>		The controversy surrounding Darren Myatt is not an isolated incident within the Muslim community. Similar cases have raised concerns about accountability and transparency in charitable fundraising. For instance, in 2017, Mohammed Hasnath and Ruksana Ali established a fundraising campaign for Rohingya refugees via the platform Your Caring (now part of GoFundMe). An inquiry by the Charity Commission revealed that the fund raised approximately £213,898.60, with around £68,748.81 unaccounted for. The investigation found that the trustees had deposited the donations into personal accounts, leading to the freezing of these accounts and the initiation of a statutory inquiry. These events have sparked broader discussions about the need for stringent oversight and ethical conduct in charitable fundraising within the community.<ref>"Muslim Fraudster Hasanat Exposed." Reddit, r/islam, 25 June 2019. https://www.reddit.com/r/islam/comments/c27zps/muslim_fraudster_hasanat_exposed/. Accessed 25 March 2025.</ref>

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	== Background ==		== Background ==
	Myatt gained recognition through livestreams and other digital Islamic content, often soliciting public donations to support his da'wah activities. He claimed to be in significant personal debt—reportedly over £112,000—and launched several GoFundMe campaigns between 2022 and 2025 to support both his outreach efforts and debt repayment.<ref>~~Bro Hajji~~. "[~~Twitter thread on Hamza fundraising transparency~~].~~" X (formerly Twitter), 23 March 2025~~.</ref>		Myatt gained recognition through livestreams and other digital Islamic content, often soliciting public donations to support his da'wah activities. He claimed to be in significant personal debt—reportedly over £112,000—and launched several GoFundMe campaigns between 2022 and 2025 to support both his outreach efforts and debt repayment.<ref>Hamza Den (hamza_den) (15 February 2025). "I've hit a tough spot and need your help. Climbing out of a 50k debt feels impossible, but I believe I can turn things around." [Tweet]. Retrieved from https://x.com/hamza_den/status/1894543274477490500</ref>

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	\| <div style="text-align:center; font-size:smaller;">Penunggang agama<ref group="note">Hamza Den (hamza_den) (15 February 2025). "I've hit a tough spot and need your help. Climbing out of a 50k debt feels impossible, but I believe I can turn things around." [Tweet]. Retrieved from https://x.com/hamza_den/status/1894543274477490500</ref></div>		\| <div style="text-align:center; font-size:smaller;">Penunggang agama</div>
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	In March 2025, a social media user operating under the name "@BroHajji" published a series of posts alleging that Myatt had failed to account for a significant portion of funds raised via GoFundMe. According to Bro Hajji, approximately £48,000 had been raised, with only £35,600 being accounted for in a private breakdown provided by Myatt.		In March 2025, a social media user operating under the name "@BroHajji" published a series of posts alleging that Myatt had failed to account for a significant portion of funds raised via GoFundMe.<ref>Bro Hajji. "[Twitter thread on Hamza fundraising transparency]." X (formerly Twitter), 23 March 2025.</ref> According to Bro Hajji, approximately £48,000 had been raised, with only £35,600 being accounted for in a private breakdown provided by Myatt.

	The breakdown included expenses for flights, accommodation, cargo costs, Turkish and Kuwaiti purchases, and transactions with wholesalers in Paris and London. A remaining amount of £2,800 was reportedly used for miscellaneous bills and a flight for Myatt's wife to Morocco, following the death of her mother.<ref>@BroHajji. "Breakdown of Hamza's stated expenses." X (formerly Twitter), 23 March 2025.</ref>		The breakdown included expenses for flights, accommodation, cargo costs, Turkish and Kuwaiti purchases, and transactions with wholesalers in Paris and London. A remaining amount of £2,800 was reportedly used for miscellaneous bills and a flight for Myatt's wife to Morocco, following the death of her mother.<ref>@BroHajji. "Breakdown of Hamza's stated expenses." X (formerly Twitter), 23 March 2025.</ref>

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	\| <div style="text-align:center; font-size:smaller;">Penunggang agama</div>		\| <div style="text-align:center; font-size:smaller;">Penunggang agama<ref group="note">Hamza Den (hamza_den) (15 February 2025). "I've hit a tough spot and need your help. Climbing out of a 50k debt feels impossible, but I believe I can turn things around." [Tweet]. Retrieved from https://x.com/hamza_den/status/1894543274477490500</ref></div>
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	== Broader context ==		== Broader context ==
	The controversy surrounding Darren Myatt is not an isolated incident within the Muslim community. Similar cases have raised concerns about accountability and transparency in charitable fundraising. For instance, in 2017, Mohammed Hasnath and Ruksana Ali established a fundraising campaign for Rohingya refugees via the platform Your Caring (now part of GoFundMe). An inquiry by the Charity Commission revealed that the fund raised approximately £213,898.60, with around £68,748.81 unaccounted for. The investigation found that the trustees had deposited the donations into personal accounts, leading to the freezing of these accounts and the initiation of a statutory inquiry. These events have sparked broader discussions about the need for stringent oversight and ethical conduct in charitable fundraising within the community.<ref>"Muslim Fraudster Hasanat Exposed." Reddit, r/islam, 25 June 2019. https://www.reddit.com/r/islam/comments/c27zps/muslim_fraudster_hasanat_exposed/. Accessed 25 March 2025.</ref>		The controversy surrounding Darren Myatt is not an isolated incident within the Muslim community. Similar cases have raised concerns about accountability and transparency in charitable fundraising. For instance, in 2017, Mohammed Hasnath and Ruksana Ali established a fundraising campaign for Rohingya refugees via the platform Your Caring (now part of GoFundMe). An inquiry by the Charity Commission revealed that the fund raised approximately £213,898.60, with around £68,748.81 unaccounted for. The investigation found that the trustees had deposited the donations into personal accounts, leading to the freezing of these accounts and the initiation of a statutory inquiry. These events have sparked broader discussions about the need for stringent oversight and ethical conduct in charitable fundraising within the community.<ref>"Muslim Fraudster Hasanat Exposed." Reddit, r/islam, 25 June 2019. https://www.reddit.com/r/islam/comments/c27zps/muslim_fraudster_hasanat_exposed/. Accessed 25 March 2025.</ref>

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	== Broader context ==		== Broader context ==
	The controversy surrounding Darren Myatt is not an isolated incident within the Muslim community. Similar cases have raised concerns about accountability and transparency in charitable fundraising. For instance, in 2017, Mohammed Hasnath and Ruksana Ali established a fundraising campaign for Rohingya refugees via the platform Your Caring (now part of GoFundMe). An inquiry by the Charity Commission revealed that the fund raised approximately £213,898.60, with around £68,748.81 unaccounted for. The investigation found that the trustees had deposited the donations into personal accounts, leading to the freezing of these accounts and the initiation of a statutory inquiry. These events have sparked broader discussions about the need for stringent oversight and ethical conduct in charitable fundraising within the community.		The controversy surrounding Darren Myatt is not an isolated incident within the Muslim community. Similar cases have raised concerns about accountability and transparency in charitable fundraising. For instance, in 2017, Mohammed Hasnath and Ruksana Ali established a fundraising campaign for Rohingya refugees via the platform Your Caring (now part of GoFundMe). An inquiry by the Charity Commission revealed that the fund raised approximately £213,898.60, with around £68,748.81 unaccounted for. The investigation found that the trustees had deposited the donations into personal accounts, leading to the freezing of these accounts and the initiation of a statutory inquiry. These events have sparked broader discussions about the need for stringent oversight and ethical conduct in charitable fundraising within the community.<ref>"Muslim Fraudster Hasanat Exposed." Reddit, r/islam, 25 June 2019. https://www.reddit.com/r/islam/comments/c27zps/muslim_fraudster_hasanat_exposed/. Accessed 25 March 2025.</ref>

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