AMERICAN ELECTION 2020: Don’t Cast Your Vote To Terrorist’s Favorite Candidate, Shaikh Tawhidi Warns Americans
Popular Islamic Scholar Shaikh Imam Tawhidi, also known as Iman Of Peace, has taken to his Twitter handle to give Americans a weird warning over who to vote and who not to vote.
The clergyman in a Twitter message warned Americans not to vote for any candidate whose supporters includes Islamic fundamentalist, whose stock in trade is the destruction of lives and properties.
As the date of the US elections draws closer, everyone has been eager to see the outcome of who gets to become President Of The United States.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump are the major candidates in this year US election.
The Imam of Peace has sent out a warning to Americans not to vote for anybody that the Islamist extremists are supporting it.
According to his post below, he said that if he was an American in this election, he would see who the Islamist extremists are supporting and he would go and vote for the opposite candidate, ignoring the candidate that these extremists are supporting.
He added that he can live in a booming economy but can’t live with a “BOOM” every day.
” I want American to be wise in taking a decision on who leads them into prosperity and peace”, don’t cast your vote to terrorists favourite candidate, Shirk Tawhidi warns.
Imam Tawhidi is an Australian Muslim Scholar, Thinker, Educator, Speaker, and one of the main leading voices in the global movement of Islamic reform who has dedicated his life to ideologically tackling the spread of Islamic Extremism.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump leads in Pennsylvania, other swing states poll The survey consisted of 1,076 voters and showed Trump to have the support of 48.4% of those asked, in comparison to Biden’s 47.6%.
US President Donald Trump seems to be leading in Pennsylvania over Democratic candidate Joe Biden. Even though the democratic candidate is marginally ahead of Trump in the poll conducted, a clear winner will emerge.
According to a new survey by Trafalgar Group, as reported by the Washington Times Donald Trump is leading with a clear indication of garnering massive support in the coming election this November.
