Pro-Hezbollah imam picked for Trump inauguration
- Imam Husham Al-Husainy from Dearborn, Michigan, will give a blessing at President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, marking the first time a Muslim imam has participated in such a ceremony.
- Husham Al-Husainy has made controversial statements, including calling Hezbollah a non-terrorist organization, and has a history of anti-Israel rhetoric.
- Trump's campaign aimed to win over Arab-American voters in Michigan, with Al-Husainy publicly supporting Trump's election bid.
- The inauguration will feature other faith leaders and performances, including country star Carrie Underwood, on January 20, 2025.
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ZOA: Imam's Benediction Would 'Mar' Inauguration
Zionist Organization of America President Morton Klein urged President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration committee to cancel a planned benediction by Shia Iman Husham al-Husainy for his alarming history in connection with statements made about Hezbollah and Jews.
Orthodox rabbi, Muslim imam trigger social media storm ahead of Trump inauguration
The New York-based Orthodox rabbi and Michigan-based imam have proven to be controversial speaker picks – with the former criticized for previously condemning the events of January 6, and the latter for refusing to label Hezbollah as a terrorist organization
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