Female Muslim Immigrant Explains Why She Voted for Trump

Female Muslim Immigrant Explains Why She Voted for Trump
Feminist Muslim author Asra Nomani (C) prays with other women during a rare public mixed gender, woman-led prayer service in New York City in this 2005 file photo. The controversial expression of Muslim women's rights drew quick criticism from Muslim religious leaders in the Middle East, according to published reports. Chris Hondros/Getty Images
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But she said that Trump isn’t a racist or an Islamaphobe. “He is insensitive at times with what he says and his proposals are tough, but they reflect a reality of concern people have about an issue that’s killing people from Orlando to Paris,” she said.

“Of course, Trump’s rhetoric has been far more than indelicate and folks can have policy differences with his recommendations, but, to me, it has been exaggerated and demonized by the governments of Qatar and Saudi Arabia, their media channels, such as Al Jazeera, and their proxies in the West, in a convenient distraction from the issue that most worries me as a human being on this earth: extremist Islam,' she wrote in the Post.

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