Extremist Demand Sparks Fears of Sharia Influence and Persecution Echoing Nigeria’s Christian Massacres
A disturbing email from Syed Mahmud Habib, claiming descent from Prophet Muhammad, has ignited fears of an extremist assault on Christianity, God, and other faiths in the U.S.
Sent to venture capitalist Shaun Maguire, the message demands silence on Islam criticism, branding it the “one true religion” and threatening divine justice.
This aggressive imposition raises a chilling question: Are we at a crossroads where extremists force their beliefs on all, violating the Bill of Rights’ protection of religious diversity?
The timing is dire, with Nigeria reporting 90 Christians killed by jihadist militias in June 2025, echoing a global persecution trend.
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Habib’s decree challenges America’s secular foundation, suggesting a pattern of religious overreach that endangers Christians and others.
If left unaddressed could escalate into a broader assault on religious liberty, urging immediate action to safeguard faith communities from such intimidation.
The Washington Times: Christian persecution is happening in America right now
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