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She wanted to warn against the "Islamization of America", and thousands responded to her with "Baruch Hashem". A post by the right-wing activist Lommer became a wave of learning Arabic and mocking it after Abdul Rahman al-Sayed was honored as the first Muslim to reach the US Senate, in addition to others of Arab origin. So how did her statement become a counter wave of ridicule?

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She wanted to warn against the "Islamization of America", and thousands responded to her with "Baruch Hashem". A post by the right-wing activist Lommer became a wave of learning Arabic and mocking it after Abdul Rahman al-Sayed was honored as the first Muslim to reach the US Senate, in addition to others of Arab origin. So how did her statement become a counter wave of ridicule?

She wanted to warn against the "Islamization of America", and thousands responded to her with "Baruch Hashem". A post by the right-wing activist Lommer became a wave of learning Arabic and mocking it after Abdul Rahman al-Sayed was honored as the first Muslim to reach the US Senate, in addition to others of Arab origin. So how did her statement become a counter wave of ridicule?

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