Abdullah Saied's Mosque Voting Appeal Draws Johnson Amendment Criticism
You can go in and vote tomorrow. So make sure
you,
your wife, your husband, if you're a, a sister in the back,
your mother, your father,
your children if they're of voting age, your neighbors, have
made a plan to vote on or before November 3rd.
I'm gonna say that date one more time, the third day of November.
The first Tuesday in November, which happens to be the third day of
November.
November the third.
Eleven days from now, the third day of November.
We cannot miss the opportunity. Again,
we have a responsibility to lift our voice, and we have that opportunity,
Inshallah, on November 3rd. I'm asking you to lift
that voice of yours.
Fight for the kind of America you believe in, an America that provides all of the
basic needs of a dignified life for own people and does not take it away from
other
people.
again, my name is Abdullah Saied. Dr.
Abdullah Muhammad Saied, and I'm grateful for your support.
This should horrify every American.
And by the way, there is something called the Johnson Amendment,
and that means
when a place of worship, whether it be a church or a mosque, if
they organize on behalf of a political candidate, they should
actually lose their tax-exempt status.
So this mosque should face consequences for allowing Abdul to
campaign in their mosque. All right, let's see what the American people have to
say
about this. "He is using the mosque for his political
agenda.
That is very low. This is effing scary.
Jesus is king. This is bad, guys. America needs to
wake up. This is not a leader for our country,
people.
America is not a Muslim country. Vote red.
This is really bad." All right, so everyone sees the same thing.
It's so sad that this is what's happening in America.
They do not want this in America. They do not want Muslims
in mosques rallying for Abdul or any political candidate.
This is horrifying. This should horrify you.
We have to vote red
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