๐จ ALERT PARENTS - TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE BEING INFILTRATED BY ISLAMIC OPERATIVES TARGETING YOUR CHILDREN
Meet Islamic operative/teacher Samar Halabi.
She teaches at taxpayer-funded Bellaire High School and sponsors its Muslim Student Association (MSA), a movement founded in 1963 with Muslim Brotherhood members among its founding organizers.
The schoolโs MSA page says students meet in her classroom and pray together on Fridays.
But Halabiโs activities extend beyond the schoolhouse.
In June, she was a registered delegate at the Texas Republican Convention, alongside her husband, Amjad Muhtaseb, executive director of MAS-Houston.
This same public-school teacher, Samar Halabi, was also a registered delegate at the Texas GOP Convention.
There, she joined her husband, Amjad Muhtaseb, and prominent Islamic activist Tarek Hussein - founder of CAIR-Houston - in confronting State Rep. Brent Money at the Sharia-Free Texas Caucus booth.
The confrontation unfolded amid a convention battle over efforts to remove delegates accused of ties to CAIR. Halabi wasnโt watching from the sidelines - she was standing alongside the very figures at the center of the controversy and letting her voice be heard.
Then look at what Halabiโs MSA has promoted inside Bellaire.
The groupโs social-media material includes programming about Al-Aqsa Mosque, Ramadan and Eid, and World Hijab Day. Halabi has also appeared in video discussing the hijab at the public school for WORLD HIJAB DAY! It sure looks like she is speaking to a non-Muslims students in the PUBLIC school!
How exactly is this allowed Texas!?
That is where parents should start asking hard questions.
What exactly is being presented to children? Where does voluntary student religious expression end and school-sponsored religious advocacy begin? Are non-Muslim students being encouraged to participate in Islamic practices or messaging? And are parents being told what is happening?
WHY is a public school now a vehicle for Islamic adults to proselytize children?
Your childโs classroom belongs to the students - not to Islam and their movement.