Muslim explains why they vote Democrat in America. To make America Muslim.

Muslims probably want religious freedom (not a fundamentalist Christian theocracy.) They saw the former president institute a travel ban on their countries. They see Republicans doing nothing for the 3.2 million Palestinians being starved, pushed into the Raffa ghetto waiting for death.
They are intended educated enough to see Biden has handled the economy--despite global inflation--well.
Any more questions?

It's because the Muslims recognize the Democrats as their current patrons. As soon as Muslims grow in substantial enough numbers to Islamize society the Democrats will likely change their coalition to some other group.

That being said you could have a genuine right-wing alliance with Muslims who do not value liberalism, democracy or secularism In said scenario.

Fantine said:

Muslims probably want religious freedom (not a fundamentalist Christian theocracy.) They saw the former president institute a travel ban on their countries. They see Republicans doing nothing for the 3.2 million Palestinians being starved, pushed into the Raffa ghetto waiting for death.
They are intended educated enough to see Biden has handled the economy--despite global inflation--well.
Any more questions?

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Yeah, why do you even want to appeal to Muslims in the first place? You do know how they view women and gays right?

ImaginaryFiction said:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1790395944086753712

A Muslim explains why they all vote Democrat in America.

It's because they see democrats as not smart, and that they can't brainwash conservatives. They envision America's future is Muslim and they use democrats to get it because while democrats go out and follow dumb ideas like transgender, gay rights, and identity politics muslims slowly gain more and more control in America that they couldn't under a Republican based nation.

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Hey, not all Muslims vote Democrat. 66% are Democrat, but 13% lean Republican or are Republican and 20% are Independent/other/centrist, as of 2018 from Pew. So, we can not generalize that all Muslims vote Democrat.

Source: A small but steady share of U.S. Muslims are Republicans

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A Muslim explains why they all vote Democrat in America.

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The man in that video is a fraud.

Four MPs and four senators from the Conservative party have been associating with a fringe Muslim cleric with dubious credentials who amplifies misinformation about Islamic extremism, National Observer has found.

Mohammad Tawhidi is an Australian who identifies himself as the “imam of peace,” a title that has been disputed as he isn’t affiliated with a mosque, doesn’t seem to have many Muslim followers and doesn’t have credentials he’s claimed to hold.

“It is well-established that this individual is not a religious scholar, but a charlatan,” Amira Elghawaby of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network said. “No individual who foments hatred by peddling in lies and stereotypes against minority communities should be given a platform, let alone be provided one by Canadian senators.”

Tawhidi, who has amassed more than half a million followers on Twitter, has been the subject of a series of investigative news reports by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Those reports found he didn’t have the academic credentials that he’d previously claimed, he isn’t part of a mosque and his public profile exists mainly because of his frequent media appearances, often done while wearing billowing white robes.

Islam has two main sects, Shia and Sunni. Given that Tawhidi is Shia, it’s unusual that he would refer to himself as an imam: using the word to describe the spiritual leader of a mosque is a Sunni tradition.


Tawhidi’s skyrocketing status in far-right circles in America and Britain comes two years after he was largely discredited in Australia. As a deep dive into his background by Bronwyn Adcock, a reporter for the Australian public broadcaster ABC, revealed, Tawhidi is a fringe cleric with no academic credentials, no mosque, and less than a handful of followers in the real world. His public profile stems not from any work within his faith community, but from his willingness to play a concerned Muslim reformer on TV, on social media, and in a series of high-profile interviews with far-right YouTube personalities.

When Tawhidi was first cited as an authority on Islam by Australian tabloids, he was dismissed by fellow Muslims in Australia and then the United States as something of a joke — and a symptom of how easily duped the right-wing media can be. Imraan Siddiqi, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Arizona, even compared him to a creation of the satirist Sacha Baron Cohen.

Some Muslims suspect that Tawhidi is at heart a sectarian agitator, trying to weaponize the hatred of Islamophobes as a way of attacking adherents of Islam’s majority Sunni Muslim sect. But according to Siddiqi, the Australian’s bizarre social media presence has baffled and appalled American Muslims of all sects. Shias and Sunnis “are in full agreement” on at least one thing, Siddiqi told me: “that this guy is just completely unhinged and not a part of any sort of theological tradition.”

JosephZ said:

The man in that video is a fraud.

Four MPs and four senators from the Conservative party have been associating with a fringe Muslim cleric with dubious credentials who amplifies misinformation about Islamic extremism, National Observer has found.

Mohammad Tawhidi is an Australian who identifies himself as the “imam of peace,” a title that has been disputed as he isn’t affiliated with a mosque, doesn’t seem to have many Muslim followers and doesn’t have credentials he’s claimed to hold.

“It is well-established that this individual is not a religious scholar, but a charlatan,” Amira Elghawaby of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network said. “No individual who foments hatred by peddling in lies and stereotypes against minority communities should be given a platform, let alone be provided one by Canadian senators.”

Tawhidi, who has amassed more than half a million followers on Twitter, has been the subject of a series of investigative news reports by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Those reports found he didn’t have the academic credentials that he’d previously claimed, he isn’t part of a mosque and his public profile exists mainly because of his frequent media appearances, often done while wearing billowing white robes.

Islam has two main sects, Shia and Sunni. Given that Tawhidi is Shia, it’s unusual that he would refer to himself as an imam: using the word to describe the spiritual leader of a mosque is a Sunni tradition.


Tawhidi’s skyrocketing status in far-right circles in America and Britain comes two years after he was largely discredited in Australia. As a deep dive into his background by Bronwyn Adcock, a reporter for the Australian public broadcaster ABC, revealed, Tawhidi is a fringe cleric with no academic credentials, no mosque, and less than a handful of followers in the real world. His public profile stems not from any work within his faith community, but from his willingness to play a concerned Muslim reformer on TV, on social media, and in a series of high-profile interviews with far-right YouTube personalities.

When Tawhidi was first cited as an authority on Islam by Australian tabloids, he was dismissed by fellow Muslims in Australia and then the United States as something of a joke — and a symptom of how easily duped the right-wing media can be. Imraan Siddiqi, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Arizona, even compared him to a creation of the satirist Sacha Baron Cohen.

Some Muslims suspect that Tawhidi is at heart a sectarian agitator, trying to weaponize the hatred of Islamophobes as a way of attacking adherents of Islam’s majority Sunni Muslim sect. But according to Siddiqi, the Australian’s bizarre social media presence has baffled and appalled American Muslims of all sects. Shias and Sunnis “are in full agreement” on at least one thing, Siddiqi told me: “that this guy is just completely unhinged and not a part of any sort of theological tradition.”

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Whew, I thought I pulled out all the stops with the Pew Research statistics that only 66% of Muslims are Democrats, but man, thank you for this information. Didn't know that the Shia denomination lacked Imams. Well, I have never heard of the Tawhidi guy, but he sounds like a false prophet (well, a false prophet for the Muslim faith). Well hey, the Christian faith has bad apples as well, such as prosperity gospel pastors with $10M jet planes, choppers and yachts. As a Christian, we must be careful of false prophets in these times, regardless of religion.

Fantine said:

Muslims probably want religious freedom (not a fundamentalist Christian theocracy.) They saw the former president institute a travel ban on their countries.

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Oh horrors! Trump wanted to protect Americans!

Ignatius the Kiwi said:

As soon as Muslims grow in substantial enough numbers to Islamize society the Democrats will likely change their coalition to some other group.

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if they survive!



The Koran says to kill the infidels, which is everyone not Muslim!

BobRyan said:

Muslims strongly oppose "ideas like transgender, gay rights, and identity politics", if they took over our government they would ban all of that. But they favor regimes that promote it because then it looks to many Americans like the Islamic group is "a solution" to the problem.

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People need to be more into information, real news. I've noticed a lot of people are ignorant about what's going on in the wolrd.

and I always thought it bizarre that Ilhan Omar wears that thingy on her head.. hijab? and calls herself Muslim but supports the D party's abortion on demand until the 9th month platform

discombobulated1 said:

The Koran says to kill the infidels, which is everyone not Muslim!

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The verses found in the Qur'an that call for the killing of "infidels" have a very specific application. In each and every verse where the killing of unbelievers is mentioned, there are strict conditions prescribed for doing so, and not a single one calls for the killing of unbelievers simply for being unbelievers. Those verses were revealed to specific audiences under specific circumstances that took place over 1,400 years ago. That point in history and those being spoken to have long passed, and the verses commanding that unbelievers be killed are not applicable to Muslims living in 2024.

JosephZ said:

The verses found in the Qur'an that call for the killing of "infidels" have a very specific application. In each and every verse where the killing of unbelievers is mentioned, there are strict conditions prescribed for doing so, and not a single one calls for the killing of unbelievers simply for being unbelievers. Those verses were revealed to specific audiences under specific circumstances that took place over 1,400 years ago. That point in history and those being spoken to have long passed, and the verses commanding that unbelievers be killed are not applicable to Muslims living in 2024.

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I don't really get this but I do get my EYES. I have read parts of the Koran and it is clear. Kill the infidel

Thou shalt not kill and all those other Commandments from the Bible, on the other hand, are timeless-- do not depend on the era in which they were first taught or adhered to.

discombobulated1 said:

I don't really get this but I do get my EYES. I have read parts of the Koran and it is clear. Kill the infidel

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You can't take verses from the Qur'an that say "Kill the infidel" and apply them without knowing the surrounding verses and the historical context behind them. Muslims understand the historical and cultural context in which the Qur'an was written, and this is why Muslims aren't going around killing disbelievers by the thousands every day in every corner of the earth.

discombobulated1 said:

Thou shalt not kill and all those other Commandments from the Bible, on the other hand, are timeless-- do not depend on the era in which they were first taught or adhered to.

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The following verses from the Bible in isolation, without knowing the historical context, would make it appear that the Bible instructs
believers to kill people who worship other gods.

If your very own brother, or your son or daughter, or the wife you love, or your closest friend secretly entices you, saying, “Let us go and worship other gods” do not yield to them or listen to them. Show them no pity. Do not spare them or shield them. You must certainly put them to death. Your hand must be the first in putting them to death, and then the hands of all the people. (Deuteronomy 13:6-9)

If there be found among you, within any of thy gates which the LORD thy God giveth thee, man or woman, that hath wrought wickedness in the sight of the LORD thy God, in transgressing his covenant; And hath gone and served other gods, and worshipped them, either the sun, or moon, or any of the host of heaven, which I have not commanded; And it be told thee, and thou hast heard of it, and enquired diligently, and, behold, it be true, and the thing certain, that such abomination is wrought in Israel; Then shalt thou bring forth that man or that woman, which have committed that wicked thing, unto thy gates, even that man or that woman, and shalt stone them with stones, till they die. (Deuteronomy 17:2-5)

AlexB23 said:

Hey, not all Muslims vote Democrat. 66% are Democrat, but 13% lean Republican or are Republican and 20% are Independent/other/centrist, as of 2018 from Pew. So, we can not generalize that all Muslims vote Democrat.

Source: A small but steady share of U.S. Muslims are Republicans
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No one is saying all of them do. Just that most do.

Adam56 said:

No one is saying all of them do. Just that most do.

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Yeah, but the OP made it seem that all do.

AlexB23 said:

Yeah, but the OP made it seem that all do.

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Use some common sense. It obviously meant that most do.

Adam56 said:

Use some common sense. It obviously meant that most do.

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I am using common sense. I'm a smart Alec, it's almost in my name.

Adam56 said:

Jan 6 wasn’t an insurrection. Stop trying to smear republicans with this.

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Republicans call Biden and most Democrats "socialists" for promoting a safety net about 50% as secure as most other industrialized countries in the world.
They call people who are pro choice "baby killers." Note: we're not the ones who have all the guns. We're not the ones who pass laws saying it's OK for a homeowner to shoot a teen running through their backyard with a stereo. We're not the ones who, after every school shooting, line up in front of sporting goods stores to stock up on ammo. Stop. SMH.

discombobulated1 said:

That is hideous (even though not wrong about liberals)

That shows they (these kind of Muslims) have no real morals... it's just "anyway the wind blows.. whatever is best for Numero Uno"

so yeh, the D party is perfect for them

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Why would a Muslim be democrat? They wouldn’t support so-called same-sex “marriage” or the trans nonsense, or legalized abortion, or legalized pot etc

They would want society be more Islamic