In this episode of ITN News Network, Mohammad Moin Rehman addresses American Muslims, urging them to rethink their voting choices in the upcoming elections. He highlights the growing influence of the Muslim population in America, their cultural contributions, and the importance of political participation to make their voices heard. Rehman delivers a powerful message on the need for unity, respect for all religions, and peaceful activism. Through historical references and calls for education and peaceful revolutions, he emphasizes the necessity of voting not merely as a civic duty, but as a strong stand for justice and equality. Join us for this engaging and enlightening discussion.
Rehman begins by stressing the significance of Muslim votes, underscoring how their growing numbers and cultural contributions can influence the political landscape. He encourages American Muslims to reconsider their support for the Democratic Party, critiquing President Biden’s policies as not adequately addressing their needs. Rehman argues that Muslims and Christians share many beliefs, including respect for prophets, which should be a foundation for mutual understanding and support.
He discusses the historical injustices faced by Black Americans, drawing parallels to the current struggles of Muslims. By treating all people with respect and understanding, Rehman believes that communities can overcome prejudice and work towards a more just society. He speaks on the atrocities faced by Black slaves and the importance of forgiveness and true Christian values in addressing these historical wrongs.
Rehman also highlights the rapid growth of the Muslim population in the U.S. and calls on President Biden to show greater respect for Muslims. He shares statistics on immigration and conversion, illustrating the increasing influence of Muslims in America. Unity and future planning are crucial, according to Rehman, as they can ensure that Muslim voices are heard and their rights are protected.
He encourages viewers to read the Koran and understand Islam, advocating for education and professionalism within the Muslim community. Rehman references the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and the power of non-violent resistance in achieving social change. The efforts and contributions of Muslims in America, he argues, should be recognized and celebrated.
The episode concludes with a call for non-violence and mutual respect, urging mainstream media to provide fair representation of Muslims. Rehman’s final message is a powerful call to action for the 2024 elections, emphasizing that voting is not just a civic duty but a stand for justice and equality.
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Mohammad Moin Rehman, the founder of ITN, an American citizen since 2001, is an educated businessman and author of three books that explore various aspects of Islam. His books discuss the demographics, economics, and religious aspects of Islamic nations and interfaith harmony.