Abdul El-Sayed Faced Scrutiny Over 2007 Protest at University of Michigan Event
- Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan's progressive Democratic Senate nominee, led a protest in 2007 at the University of Michigan against three self-described former terrorists speaking about their conversions to Christianity.
- At the time, El-Sayed was vice president of the Muslim Students Association, an organization alleged to have ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, which some U.S. government authorities have considered for terrorist designations.
- The protest involved students walking out and El-Sayed expressing support for their action against what they considered to be generalizations of an entire group of people.
- El-Sayed's campaign stated he unequivocally denounced terrorism and protested speakers condemned for spreading misinformation, accusing his opponent of misrepresenting the protest to avoid discussing other issues.
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MICHIGAN’s radical Muslim candidate for US Senate, Abdul El Sayed, once protested against 3 ex-Muslim terrorists for converting to Christianity
More than 300 people – including Abul El-Sayed– protested an event back in 2007 organized by the University of Michigan’s chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom called “Terrorism: The World’s Greatest Threat.” NY Post The three ex-terrorists, including Walid Shoebat (who web-hosted BNI on his website for a few years) Zachariah Annani and Kamal […]
Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed Led Protest Against ‘Ex-Terrorists’ Who Abandoned Islamic Extremism, Converted to Christianity
Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed led a college protest against three self-described former terrorists who spoke about abandoning Islamic extremism and converting to Christianity, according to a resurfaced report from his time at the University of Michigan.
Abdul El-Sayed protested against 'ex-terrorists' who converted to Christianity, unearthed report reveals
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Michigan’s progressive Democratic Senate nominee, while sitting atop an organization with ties to an alleged terrorist group, once protested an event where a trio of “ex-terrorists” discussed their conversion to Christianity. Abdul El-Sayed, who is running in Michigan’s highly watched and hotly contested race for Senate against GOP nominee and former Rep. Mike Rogers, was a leader of a protest against …
Abdul El-Sayed protested against ‘ex-terrorists’ who converted to Christianity, unearthed report reveals
Michigan’s progressive Democratic Senate nominee, while sitting atop an organization with ties to an alleged terrorist group, once protested an event where a trio of "ex-terrorists" discussed their conversion to Christianity. Abdul El-Sayed, who is running in Michigan’s highly watched and hotly contested race for Senate against GOP nominee and former Rep. Mike Rogers, was … The post Abdul El-Sayed protested against ‘ex-terrorists’ who converted …
Abdul El-Sayed protested against 'ex-terrorists' who converted to Christianity, unearthed report reveals
Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan's Democratic Senate nominee, once protested an event at the University of Michigan where ex-terrorists discussed their conversion to Christianity.
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