Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed is the Democrat candidate in the 2026 election to represent Michigan the U.S. Senate. On his campaign website one finds, in the “Money Out of Politics” section, a subsection titled “Civil Rights & Liberties.” This subsection boldly starts out: “Nobody is above our constitution.”[1] This of course made me immediately think of […]
Tarek Hussein and the 2026 Texas GOP Convention
Tarek Hussein was one of three Muslim delegates to the 2026 Texas GOP convention in Houston on June 12, 2026. According to a number of media reports, Hussein and his fellow Muslims were not generally well received. As the Texas Monthly reported in a June 16th article with a lengthy title of “They’re Conservative, Vote […]
New Jersey Congressional Candidate Adam Hisham Hamawy: Devotion or Apostasy?
Egyptian-born Adam Hisham Hamawy recently won the New Jersey Democrat primary and is now the Democrat candidate for the U.S. Congressional 12th District Seat in New Jersey. Hamawy is also a Muslim. Should he win, he will take an oath of office that includes swearing to support the U.S. Constitution. However, as I showed in […]
Why Hamas-Linked CAIR Has a Problem with Memorial Day
Memorial Day, a federal holiday held the last Monday in May, is the nation’s foremost annual day to mourn and honor its deceased service men and women.[1] The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIRR) has a problem with Memorial Day. There are instances of inattention to the actual date of Memorial Day, unopposed criticism of the […]
The Catholic Catechism and Muslim Immigration to the United States
Should Muslims be allowed to immigrate to the United States? Not if we follow the last half of Paragraph 2241 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 2241). Here is the last half of that Paragraph: Political authorities, for the sake of the common good for which they are responsible, may make the exercise […]
Understanding Democrats: The Angry, Un-American Party of Violence
This is not the Democratic Party of your grandfather…This is a new Democratic party. We’re bringing a knife to a knife fight. — Ken Martin, Chair of the Democrat National Committee, August 5, 2025. Some folks might initially recoil at the harsh assessment the title of my article makes about one of the two major […]
Muslim Public Officials and the U.S. Constitution – Batting Zero in 2025
In 2019 and 2020, I implemented my Muslim Oath Project (MOP)[1] in which I asked Muslim public officials and candidates across the United States four questions requiring them to choose between the U.S. Constitution/American Law or Islamic Doctrine.[2] By December of 2020 I had sent those four questions to a total of 263 Muslim public […]
Contending with Islam – Time for a Modern Black Robe Regiment and Muslim Accountability
It is not appropriate to label all, or even the majority of those, who question Islam and Muslims as Islamophobes. CAIR Report 2013, Legislating Fear: Islamophobia and its Impact in the United States, p. ix Are you concerned about the teachings of Islam that are hostile toward non-Muslims and incompatible with the U.S. Constitution? Are […]
Zohran Mamdani Still Refuses to Express Support for the U.S. Constitution
The 2019 elections saw an increase in the number of Muslims re-elected and newly elected to public office across the United States, and as part of their oaths of office they each had to swear to support the U.S. Constitution. In the subsequent 2020 elections the number of Muslim candidates running for public office increased again. […]
PBS’s ‘American Muslims: A History Revealed’ – A Mixed Bag
PBS has created “a landmark series of short documentary films that reveal and explore the untold histories of Muslims in the United States” (h/t Leroy); the series is titled “American Muslims: A History Revealed.”[1] This series consists of six short documentaries that largely focus on a select few Muslims in the United States during various […]