Modern Islamism is a new ideology, not an ancient one, and incorporates Western thought, including elements of fascism

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Mohamed Morsi was elected president of Egypt in 2012 as a representative of the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood

Abdul El-Sayed's father-in-law served as head of the Islamic Society of North America

The Fort Hood shooter stated he carried out the 2009 attack at Fort Hood because the U.S. military is at war with Islam

There are two competing traditions within Islam: one of openness, represented by Gulf states like the UAE, and another that is redemptionist and messianic

The Hamas charter contains ideological elements taken from Europe

The redemptionist tradition of Islam, seen in Tehran and with ISIS, is hostile to Western ideas and believes Islam must be dominant

On "Meet the Press," Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed denied that any of his family members were part of the Muslim Brotherhood

Abdul El-Sayed's father-in-law is a board member of the Islamic Society of North America

Abdul El-Sayed's father-in-law is the former director of CAIR Michigan

In 2012, Abdul El-Sayed's sister, Ayman Abdel Hadi, posted on social media that her family has "long been mb [Muslim Brotherhood]."

Hamas is the Palestinian offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood

A new Austrian law bans Islamic headscarves for girls under the age of 14 in schools

The Indian government denies accusations that its voter list cleanup discriminates against the country's Muslim minority

A new Austrian law bans Islamic headscarves for schoolgirls under the age of 14

Tens of millions of Muslims travel to Saudi Arabia annually for the Hajj pilgrimage

The Islamic holy cities of Mecca and Medina are located in Saudi Arabia

New York City Mayor Mamdani's anti-Semitism plan involves giving $6 million to front groups for the Muslim Brotherhood

The Houthis are not considered fully Shia by Iranians nor fully Sunni by other Sunnis

Muslim voters in Texas have expressed solidarity with Democratic clergy candidates like Frederick Haynes

The most common victims of al Qaeda are Muslims living in Muslim-majority countries