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Abdul El-Sayed made history this month in Michigan. He became the first Muslim nominated by the Democratic Party to run for the U.S. Senate.

Elsayed, a Democrat progressive pick, narrowly won the Michigan Senate nomination. He could be the first Muslim elected to the Senate.

Opposition parties in U.P. allege that structures linked to Muslims are being targeted for electoral gains ahead of the Assembly election. They request the Supreme Court to intervene to protect citizens' fundamental rights from Executive overreach.

A claim that fans launched a petition to ban 'African' and 'Muslim' players from Germany's national team after their World Cup exit is false. DW initially reported on the story, but no such petition exists.

Counter-terrorism officers are investigating a series of violent incidents in Edinburgh that left five people injured, including several Muslims. A 36-year-old white Scottish man was arrested by Police Scotland.

Lawmakers in a Georgia town made vile comments about locals, including a Muslim businessman, that were picked up by a hot mic. The comments sparked outrage and included questions about the businessman's reaction to holy water. The incident has raised concerns about discrimination and intolerance.

Indonesia, the largest Muslim-majority country, is facing financial and democratic risks under Prabowo Subianto's leadership. The country's finances and democracy are being eroded. This poses significant challenges to Indonesia's stability and growth.

Reform UK councillor Stuart Prior resigned after allegedly making offensive social media posts, including celebrating the rape of a Sikh woman and calling Muslim people 'rats'. He was elected in Essex with 2,404 votes. The posts sparked outrage and led to his resignation.

A sex predator attacked a Sikh woman he mistakenly believed to be Muslim in a racially motivated assault. The perpetrator had recently been released from a mental health hospital without adequate support, raising concerns about systemic failures in patient care.