Hur islamisk är den Islamiska Staten (IS)?

The Slave State
Qatar exploits migrant workers to the point where they are considered modern day slaves. Despite having the highest per capita income in the entire world for its citizens, while construction booms in Doha, workers from countries such as Nepal and India work in awful conditions for less than $1 per hour.
There are an estimated 1.4 million migrant workers - non-citizens - in Qatar, from countries including India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
Under the Kalafa (sponsorship) system, foreign workers cannot change jobs and are often denied the right to leave the country. Workers’ passports are regularly seized illegally by authorities.
In many cases, these workers go unpaid for months, or even up to a year. The richest country in the world, 17% of whose tiny population are millionaires, routinely denies these workers their meager pay.
The workers, according to one investigation, were “sleeping eight to a room, and were living with dirty drinking water, filthy, unplumbed toilets and no showers.” Furthermore, migrants are often treated brutally in their employment.
In preparation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, an estimated 4,000 migrants will die building stadiums and working on other related construction projects. This is twice the number who were killed in the most recent Israel-Gaza conflict, and 25x the number of children killed building Hamas’s terror tunnels (160).