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Sunday, April 19, 2026
From the Carolinas to Florida to Texas, anti-Muslim sentiment has permeated state legislatures and political campaigns. Shariah -- a term for traditional Islamic rules -- has become a catchall for criticisms of Muslim culture and insinuations that those beliefs are incompatible with American society. ... There is a bitter exhaustion among some Muslim Southerners, who feel the need to explain and justify their faith, even if they were born in the United States or have become naturalized citizens. |
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More Alternate links: Google News | Twitter "Will this be my life of anxiety?" asked Amal Altareb, a Yemeni American who moved to Memphis in 2012 and now works with organizations of other faiths. Comments
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