Friday, June 5, 2026

Are Americans Enabling Our Enemies?

The growing influence of Islamic political candidates in the United States. It raises concerns about their dedication to Islamic laws potentially conflicting with the U. S. Constitution. The author, Eileen F. Toplansky, expresses worry that many Americans do not recognize this shift as a threat to freedoms in the country.

1. Recent Political Advances:

• Adam Hamawy, an Egyptian Muslim, won a House primary election in New Jersey. He has ties to controversial figures and groups.

• Lakeshia M. Alston, who wears a niqab, secured a Republican nomination in North Carolina.

• The concept of "Election Jihad" signifies the rising influence of Muslim candidates in American politics.

2. Muslim Political Organization:

• In 2020, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) announced a plan to mobilize one million Muslim voters.

• By 2025, 42 Muslim Americans had been elected to public office in various states.

• Congressman Andre Carson emphasizes a vision where Muslim representation in Congress will significantly increase by 2030.

3. Conflict Between Islam and the Constitution:

• The article highlights concerns from scholars about Islamic law (sharia) conflicting with American constitutional principles.

• Dr. Stephen M. Kirby warns that an increasing number of Muslim officials may prioritize Islamic laws over U. S. laws, posing a challenge to Article VI of the Constitution.

• Questions are raised about the loyalty of Muslim officials to both Islamic doctrine and the Constitution.

4. Public Responses:

• A survey conducted by Dr. Kirby revealed that a significant majority of Muslim officials did not express support for the U. S. Constitution over Islamic principles.

• Dr. Zudhi Jasser, a Muslim politician, claims to identify primarily as an American but has not aligned himself with the Constitution on critical issues.

Toplansky concludes by stressing her belief that many uninformed Americans are oblivious to the potential danger posed by rising Islamic political power in the U. S. She expresses concern that this trend could undermine foundational freedoms in the country. A call to action is implied, directing readers to remain vigilant about the dynamics of political representation and adherence to the Constitution versus sharia law. 

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2026/06/are_americans_enabling_our_enemies.html

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