The Muslim Vote: What's at Stake in the U.S. Election?

By: Tom Facchine   Source: Celebrate Mercy Oct 31, 2024 No Comments


With the U.S. elections less than 2 weeks away, many Muslims are grappling with tough questions: Does my vote even matter?

What role should I play when both options seem deeply flawed? As the genocide in Gaza continues, and anti-Muslim rhetoric rises, it’s hard not to feel down and disappointed by the political process.

In this critical session, Imam Tom Facchine will unpack the complexities of the upcoming election and what’s truly at stake for the Muslim community—without endorsing any party or candidate.

Beyond the headlines and campaign promises, he’ll explore the deeper implications of political engagement; how our votes (or lack thereof) shape the future of Muslim participation and influence in America.

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