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A UK advertising watchdog has banned ads by Islamic investment company Wahed, for featuring images of currency going up in flames, claiming it caused offence.
![A UK watchdog claimed they received complaints about ads featured on the London Underground by UK company Wahed [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/image_330x185/public/2191229908.jpeg?h=38d368d7&itok=MjV-Rlf1)
