El-Sayed Cited 'Obligation' To Follow Sharia Law
A 2009 interview surfaced in which Abdul El-Sayed, now a Michigan Democratic Senate nominee, said he felt obligated to follow Sharia law throughout his life. The comments have drawn renewed attention as he seeks elected office.
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2 developments- Aug 11Revealed: El-Sayed Proclaimed 'Obligation' To Follow Sharia Law Until The Day He Dies
- Aug 12El-Sayed's Campaign Confirms He Still Follows Sharia Law in Personal Life
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