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Ilhan Omar Takes Blue-Wave Victory Lap with 2 Spiteful Words for Conservatives: 'ALLAHU AKBAR'

This is how Islam will conquer the West. Not through war, not through terrorism — through the slow assumption of control through our free and democratic processes.

On Monday, X user Alex Cole posted a midterm victory message, celebrating the defeat of GOP figures and the election and reelection of far-left candidates such as Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib.

He concluded his message, “Hey MAGA… Allahu Akbar,” followed by three crying-laughing emojis.

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An actual repost from a sitting Congresswoman https://t.co/rohtW0zVIX

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) November 10, 2026

While a prominent progressive commentator in his own right, Cole’s post wouldn’t have faced as much scrutiny without sitting U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar reposting it.

That’s right: Congresswoman Omar chose to celebrate her political win with the quintessential Islamic victory cry.

In all honesty, the use of “Allahu Akbar,” an expression meaning ‘God is the Greatest,’ shouldn’t be surprising coming from Omar, a member of the ever-growing bloc of Muslims in Congress. She wears her religion on her sleeve and is constantly defending those who share her faith — even the worst of the worst.

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In 2019, she dismissed the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, saying, “some people did something.”

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Remember when Ilhan Omar said “some people did something” about 9/11? https://t.co/qzAmNvHNUm

— Larry Dean (@larry_mcwethy) September 12, 2026

In context, this Sept. 11 dismissal was her way of defending The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation trial — one of the largest terrorism financing prosecutions in U.S. history.

If we go back even further, she begged Judge Michael Davis in 2016 to go easy on a group of nine men who were convicted of conspiracy to join ISIS, some of whom intended to commit murder outside of the U.S.

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The point is, Omar has displayed a pattern of excusing Islamic extremism. She defends terrorists, downplays national tragedies, and heralds her political victories with a triumphant ‘Allahu Akbar’ — the prayer of the pious and the rallying cry of the militant Muslim.

The congresswoman from Minnesota, however, is just the tip of the iceberg.

CAIR — the terrorist-adjacent group Omar defends — reported last week that nearly 100 Muslims were declared victorious in various midterm races nationwide.

This blue wave — this blue tsunami — was marked by the greatest increase in Islamic influence on American politics we have ever seen. But the left, and even parts of the right, pretend it doesn’t matter and turn a blind eye.

Ever since the early days of our great nation, Muslims worldwide have, generally speaking, been hostile to America and what she stands for.

Now, we choose to hand power over our nation to these people. We make them our mayors, our representatives, and our senators. We forget the stories of the past and so cast a shadow over our future.

Ultimately, that’s what this is: a signal for the future.

To be clear, the argument isn’t that every Muslim in America wants to recreate America in their image — just many of the ones running for office.

It’s no surprise that she who built her career on disparaging our nation shares her political victory cry with those who so violently hate America.

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Samuel Proctor is a first year student at Iowa State University, studying political science and writing for the Iowa State Daily. His specialization in political theory and philosophy led him to join The Western Journal in 2026. When not writing, Samuel can be found playing guitar and praising Jesus.




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