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Abdul Syed, the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, in his first speech announcing his victory in the mid-term elections in the state of Michigan, thanked the people for their support and said: "Before, whenever we discussed the outcome of this contest, I always said ``Inshallah'' (God willing), but tonight we can say 'Alhan'l'l' instead. ``Inshallah.'' ".

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Abdul Syed, the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, in his first speech announcing his victory in the mid-term elections in the state of Michigan, thanked the people for their support and said: "Before, whenever we discussed the outcome of this contest, I always said ``Inshallah'' (God willing), but tonight we can say 'Alhan'l'l' instead. ``Inshallah.'' ".

Abdul Syed, the first Muslim elected to the US Senate, in his first speech announcing his victory in the mid-term elections in the state of Michigan, thanked the people for their support and said: "Before, whenever we discussed the outcome of this contest, I always said ``Inshallah'' (God willing), but tonight we can say 'Alhan'l'l' instead. ``Inshallah.'' ".

In this speech he also addressed Donald Trump, the President of the United States: "Donald, I know you have a problem with pronouncing my name. "So, when Jedi do my inauguration in January, you can easily call me 'Senator'."

הוא גם אמר לג'די ואנס, סגן נשיא ארצות הברית: "ג'די, יקירתי, יש סתירה מתוקה בעובדה שאתה נדרש חוקתית לקיים את ההשבעה שלי בינואר". אתה יודע מה זה אומר? "וולברין" אחד, "באקיי" אפס [הכוונה לרמיזות ולקריאת שמות הדדית שהוחלפו קודם לכן בין עבדול סייד וג'יי.די ואנס]." על ידי ניצחונו של המועמד הרפובליקני מייק רוג'רס בבחירות אמצע הקדנציה בארה"ב, עבדול סייד יהפוך לסנאטור המוסלמי הראשון בתולדות ארה"ב.

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