US senate
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Hojat al-Islam Qazwini's reaction to El-Sayed's election as 1st Muslim senator in US history
Following the election of Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed as the first American Muslim to the United States Senate from Michigan, Hojat al-Islam Sayed Mohammad Javad Qazwini, in a letter, while congratulating this success, called for ensuring equal rights and protecting religious and civil freedoms.
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Rereading American Islam through controversial interview of El-Sayed, 1st Muslim senator in US history
El-Sayed's entry into the US Senate and the victory of other Muslim candidates drew attention to their political role; El-Sayed's positions and confrontations with Trump and his anti-Israel remarks unconsciously drew part of the Iranian audience into the vortex of supporting him. But the release of a clip of his recent reaction (forced or conscious) to the assassination of the martyred Leader of the Revolution has once again drawn attention to his political positions and raised questions about the concept of "American Islam."
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Muslim political surge in America; from 1st Muslim senator to numerous victories in Congress, state legislatures
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's Senate election made him the first Muslim to enter the US Senate; a historic achievement that, alongside the victory of six Muslim candidates in the House of Representatives and the success of several other candidates in state legislatures, was among the important developments of the 2026 midterm elections in this country.
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Abdul El-Sayed after Senate victory: We defeated AIPAC
Abdul El-Sayed, after his victory in the Senate elections, referring to the $42 million spent by AIPAC against his election campaign, said that the American people do not want their country's financial resources to be spent on racism, genocide, and war.
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Sharp Criticism by US Senate Minority Leader of Trump Over Continuation of War Against Iran
The US Senate Minority Leader criticized the President of this country for the prolongation of the war against Iran and said that this war, despite initial promises, has entered its eighth month.
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Senate Democratic Leader: Trump, Most Corrupt President in American History
A number of Democratic senators, in a report, accused Donald Trump and his family of systematically abusing presidential power to gain billions of dollars in financial benefits, and announced that Trump has betrayed the American people by filling his own bank account.
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U.S. Senate Backs Down from Reviewing Trump's War Powers Resolution Against Iran
The U.S. Senate backed down from reviewing Trump's war powers resolution against Iran.
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Will the Senate Tie Trump's Hands for War Against Iran?
Following the joining of four key Republican senators to the Democratic camp, the U.S. Senate voted in favor of reducing the president's war powers to block the path to any military conflict with Iran. This resolution, now considered the most serious tension between the administration and parliament in Trump's second term, signals, as the "first tremor in the red coalition," the end of partisan unity in support of Pentagon strategies.
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U.S. Senate Rejects Bill to Halt War Against Iran for the Fifth Time
U.S. senators have rejected a bill requiring the White House to halt the war against Iran.