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This depends on the group of Muslims themselves. Generally, a group might not accept donations as Sharia law dictates that Islamic transactions be free of interest, i.e. of a loan, or have been procured from someone who does not follow the economic statues of the Sharia.

A more moderate group of Muslims would accept donations from a Christian or a Jew, as they have special "dhimmi" status, as people of the Book and believers in the god of Abraham.

The most liberal group of Muslims might even accept money from a kafir, or non believer in the god of Abraham i.e. a polytheist such as a Hindu.

However, one can never be sure until one asks!

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