Muslim GOP Members Reportedly Asked to Leave Republican Convention

Muslim members affiliated with the Republican Party were reportedly asked to depart a Republican convention in the United States. The request was contingent upon their conversion to Christianity, and the slogan "Don't Sharia Our Texas" was associated with the incident.

By Fainaron·Jun 16, 2026 (7 minutes ago)·1 views

Muslim GOP Members Reportedly Asked to Leave Republican Convention

Muslim members affiliated with the Republican Party were reportedly asked to leave a recent Republican convention held in the United States. The demand for their departure was allegedly conditional on their conversion to Christianity.

The incident was accompanied by the slogan "Don't Sharia Our Texas." Further details regarding the specific location within the US, the exact date of the convention, or the identity of those who made the request were not immediately available.

(Source: Times of India - World)

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