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Azerbaijan School Code Sparks Hijab Protests

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Azerbaijan School Code Sparks Hijab Protests

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Muslim Americans have shifted from favoring Republicans around 2000 to voting heavily Democratic, a change attributed to post-9/11 surveillance and security policies and the Republican Party’s later anti-Muslim rhetoric, including Donald Trump’s proposed immigration ban. At the same time, an anti-colonial framework within parts of the political left has made Democratic messaging more receptive to Muslim political identity.

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Trump Targets El-Sayed With Anti-Muslim Attacks

President Donald Trump has escalated attacks on Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, repeatedly misnaming him and portraying him as a jihadist or terrorist sympathizer without evidence, while endorsing Republican Mike Rogers. El-Sayed has called the rhetoric an attempt to exploit his faith and distract from policy concerns, as other Republicans have echoed the attacks and the closely watched race remains competitive.

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Poll: 43% of Young Adults View Sharia Positively

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“A mosque’s century-long message for America: Faith must unite, not divide”

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“Beyond the Big Hubs: Aliyah Interest Takes Root Across America”

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A poll by Our Republic and Rasmussen found that 43% of likely voters ages 18–24 viewed Sharia law positively, compared with 21% of voters overall and 57% who viewed it negatively. About a quarter of respondents ages 18–35 said they would support allowing a town, city, or state to adopt Sharia as its legal code if a majority favored it, versus 7% of voters overall.

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Film initiatives spotlight emerging filmmakers, build community

Film communities are creating opportunities for emerging artists through a Kansas City festival showcasing local and international work, a new fellowship supporting U.S. Muslim storytellers, and an Amarillo collective that trains filmmakers through productions. At UMass, a student club is building community through group screenings and discussions, underscoring cinema’s role as both a creative platform and a shared experience.

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