A 2018 clip shows Abdul El-Sayed rejecting Patrick Colbeck’s suggestions that his Muslim faith and past association with a Muslim student group indicated support for Sharia law. The article says it found no ties between El-Sayed and the Muslim Brotherhood and quotes his campaign opposing religious laws becoming U.S. law.
Representative quoted warning that Sharia law threatens American constitutional values
Lorenzo Sewell, Pastor quoted claiming Dearborn was governed under Sharia law; Patrick Colbeck, Former gubernatorial rival who questioned El-Sayed about his religious affiliations and alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties