Don’t Vote for Them, but Must Vote: An Awakening of Your Conscience.
Truth with Sadid
الحقيقة مع سديد
سچائی سدید کے ساتھ
Whom should I vote for ?
Don't cry later about having voted for a person who is killing Muslims, Arabs, and Middle Eastern people, like Bush, Obama, or Biden.
Sadid Quraishi 10/30/24
Dear Friends,
Time is running fast, and the first Tuesday of November 2024 is just around the corner! I have many questions that I might not be able to answer, so I encourage you to share your thoughts and insights, supported by research and authenticity.
Q1: Whom should I vote for as a Muslim Arab from the Middle East in the U.S. presidential election?
A1: You can’t wait to decide, but if you consider the benefits for the countries you mentioned, no president will change policies significantly. From Carter to Biden, their actions have resulted in killing and destruction. If you want that list, just let me know, and I’ll send it to you.
Don’t vote for any candidate, but vote anyway.
A2: Instead of voting for any candidate, consider voting for a third-party candidate or writing in someone’s name.
Q3: What purpose will this serve?
A3: Your vote will be cast, and you will carry the consciousness that you didn’t support a person who became president with your vote and contributed to the suffering of your nation back home.
This will be a protest against the U.S. presidential administration, which has killed millions in Middle Eastern countries. By voting, you are shaping the future and proving, as American voters, that you exist and have a voice.
This is an awakening of your conscience.
Sadid Quraishi 10/30/24
Imam Chebli: Follow the law, but embrace the guidance of Surah Shura. Truth with Sadid الحقيقة مع سديد The Message of Surah Shura in Our Time A Conversation with Imam Hamad Ahmad Chebli (He Reached the US Congress and Offered His Dua) Hosted by Sadid Quraishi, Anchor and Writer, Princeton, USA Sadid Quraishi: Imam, Assalamu Alaikum. You recently delivered a remarkable khutba on Surah Shura at ISCJ. For my readers, could you explain the meaning of the word Shura and its core principles? Imam Hamad Ahmad Chebli: Wa Alaikum Assalam, Sadid. Shura means consultation, and it forms the foundation of Islamic governance and community decision-making. The Qur’an in Surah Ash-Shura (42:38) praises those who “conduct their affairs by mutual consultation.” In practice, it encourages collective decision-making. Leaders should seek advice from experts and the community, rather than acting alone. This ensures fairness, accountability, and decisions that serve the best interests of the ...
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