Abdul El-Sayed’s alleged family ties to Muslim Brotherhood surface after denying any link during NBC interview
Abdul El-Sayed denied having family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group. However, posts from his half-sister indicated that relatives of theirs belonged to the organization. The contradiction between his statement and his sister's online posts created a dispute about his family's actual connections to the group.
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El-Sayed’s sister, a U. Chicago professor, says family has ties to Muslim Brotherhood
Abdul El-Sayed Denied Having Family Ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, but His Sister Proved He's Lying