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🚨 ALERT PARENTS: ISLAM IS COMING FOR YOUR CHILD! I have warned repeatedly that the Muslim Student Association is not simply a cultural club. Da'wah - inviting and recruiting people to Islam is explicitly part of MSA National's mission. Now look at James E. Taylor High School, a TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOL in Katy ISD. Taylor's MSA proudly posted a video of a Taylor student named Alex converting to Islam at a mosque: “ALHAMDULILAH our brother from taylor Alex has reverted to Islam please keep him in your dua and pray that Allah makes it easier for him. Ameen” There it is. PUBLIC SCHOOL MSA → DA'WAH → MOSQUE → STUDENT CONVERSION. And they proudly broadcast the result on the MSA's account. MSA National tells you its mission includes: “campus activism and da'wah.” Da'wah means inviting others to Islam. This matters because the MSA has a long and documented history within the American Muslim institutional network. The Muslim Brotherhood-linked 1991 Explanatory Memorandum, introduced into federal evidence, named the MSA among organizations in its American network. And Muslim Brotherhood religious leader Yusuf al-Qaradawi explained the strategic importance he placed on da'wah: “Conquest through da'awa, that is what we hope for. We will conquer Europe, we will conquer America! Not through sword but through da'awa.” Now a Texas public-school MSA is proudly displaying a Taylor student's conversion at a mosque. Parents should demand answers: Which mosque? Who brought Alex there? Who was involved in his conversion? What relationship exists between the mosque and Taylor's MSA? Why are outside Islamic leaders interacting with these public-school students? I've already shown several videos of this taking place! Stop calling this a harmless student club. THEY TELL YOU THE MISSION. THEY SHOW YOU THE CONVERSION. PAY ATTENTION.

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