A Muslim Woman's Perspective: Why I Voted for Trump

A Muslim Woman’s Perspective:

It’s important to acknowledge that challenges within Islam must be addressed. However, it’s unfair to assume that all Muslims are radical. Many are good people who also live in fear of extremists. To deal with radical individuals, a system must be in place to handle them effectively. While there are those who wish to push their agenda, it’s crucial to maintain a sense of balance and not unfairly target all Muslims.

Asra Nomani declared herself one of President-elect Donald Trump’s silent supporters in an opinion piece she wrote in the Washington Post Thursday: “I’m a Muslim, a woman and an immigrant. I voted for Trump.”

As you can see, I don’t have horns on my head, but I’m being labelled as a traitor and an idiot by my fellow liberals. Some have even wished for Allah to send me to hell. However, none of that bothers me because I’m receiving more responses than I ever have in my 30 years of journalism from people who are grateful that I’m speaking out against the polarization.

In my article for the Post, I explained that I voted for President Obama in 2008 and 2012, but I became a Trump supporter due to his stance on Islamic terrorism. As a liberal Muslim who has experienced firsthand the effects of Islamic extremism, I disagree with the Democratic Party’s decision to avoid addressing “Islam” in the Islamic State.

I want to clarify that I don’t believe Trump is an Islamophobe, racist, or bigot. While he can be insensitive at times, his proposals reflect the reality of people’s concerns about an issue that is taking lives from Orlando to Paris.

Alter the Angle: Alter the outlook.

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This is why we are the only financial website that covers a broad spectrum of topics that may seem unrelated but are, in fact, deeply intertwined. Mass psychology is a potent tool that can help you detect abnormal levels of manipulation that the masses are subjected to if used correctly. It would be wise to acquaint yourself with this concept.“ Plato’s allegory of the cave.”

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A Muslim Woman’s Perspective: Why I Voted for Trump

A Muslim Woman’s Perspective:

Alter the Angle: Alter the outlook.

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