Al-Akhtar Trust

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Al-Akhtar Trust (Arabic: ثقة الأختر, romanized: Thiqat alʼkhtr) was an NGO charity based in Pakistan that was listed as a group for humanitarian aid before being banned in 2001 by Pakistan after they found the group funding terrorist organizations in Pakistan and Afghanistan which include Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.^[1]