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All right, thank you, Mr. Father.

So Dr. Shagasy, the first question is,

how can young Muslim Americans get involved in politics without sacrificing parts of

their dean especially on issues like abortion and LGBTQ plus inclusion and

when considering Muslims tend to vote Democrat.

Wama, a rusalam,

Klailil al-Dilah D'Ala,

I al-Dilah Dijalan

no he ila ihim, fassalu. No, he is a heme,

Fass alu,

a hala they kering

moo

to moo

to moo I'd like to state that my position about political engagement is slightly atypical.

Of course we should be politically engaged. Of course it is a part and

parcel of us being Muslim Americans. However, it is my position and my contention

that American Muslims need to understand that there's only so much that can be accomplished

via politics.

We need to understand that we can maximize our presence.

We can amplify our message far more via social platforms via what we do and our engagements

with broader society and are giving back to the community. There's only so much

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