Abdul Syed; The first Muslim in the US Senate The victory of Abdulrahman Muhammad al-Sayed in the US Senate elections brought attention again to the issue of the presence of religious and ethnic minorities in the political power structure of this country. Abdul Saeed, who began his professional activity in the field of medical and health management, entered political competitions in recent years focusing on economic and social issues. In his election plans, he emphasizes reforming the medical system, reducing economic pressures on households and dealing with the influence of large corporate interests in political decisions. His positions on foreign policy, especially on US-Israel relations, were also controversial issues in his election campaign. Abdul-Sayed's path to the Senate, in addition to the importance of the elections, sparked discussions about the change in the composition of political representatives, the position of minorities and developments within the American Democratic Party. | Echo Iran.