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Marrying Indian girls leaving the compatriots? The interesting answer of the first American Muslim senator went viral

Dr. Asim RazaEditor International & Diplomatic Affairs • Islamabad / Lahore Bureau
Marrying Indian girls leaving the compatriots? The interesting answer of the first American Muslim senator went viral

📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:

  • An interesting family story related to the marriage of the newly elected first Muslim senator of Egyptian origin Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al-Sa.
  • According to the newly elected Muslim senator of America, his uncle asked that there are 80 million people in Egypt, but why did they choose.
  • To which Abdul Syed replied to his uncle that there are one billion people in India, so statistically the possibility of marrying an Indian.

An interesting family story related to the marriage of the newly elected first Muslim senator of Egyptian origin Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al-Sayed with his wife of Indian origin has gone viral on social media. According to the international news organization, Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al-Sayed said in a podcast that when he married his Indian cousin Dr. Sarah Jokako, his uncle who came from Egypt expressed his surprise.

According to the newly elected Muslim senator of America, his uncle asked that there are 80 million people in Egypt, but why did they choose an Indian woman for marriage?

To which Abdul Syed replied to his uncle that there are one billion people in India, so statistically the possibility of marrying an Indian woman was more.

This conversation took place in the podcast called "Meet the Real Abdul Sayed", the video of which was released on YouTube in August this year.

Now its short part is again spreading rapidly on social networking site X.

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Dr. Asim Raza

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