Texas Alert: Two Islamic Lawmakers Are Leading the Pakistanification of the Lone Star State (Video)

There is a dangerous Islamization underway in Texas—and it’s not hypothetical. It’s here, unfolding in real time. Two Pakistani-born Muslim men, Dr. Suleman Lalani and Salman Bhojani, both Democrats, gained elected office in the Texas House of Representatives in the 2022 election and were sworn in on January 10, 2023. Lalani represents District 76 in Fort Bend County, while Bhojani serves District 92 in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Their rise was made possible by the surge of Islamic voting blocs and the apathy of conservative Texans who failed to recognize the threat staring them in the face.

Lalani and Bhojani are not mere politicians. They are ideological actors with a clear agenda: to transform Texas from the bastion of liberty and American pride into a bureaucratically compliant outpost for Islamic cultural dominance. Both men swore into office not on the Bible, not even on the Constitution, but on the Quran—a gesture that tells you everything you need to know about where their loyalties lie. Their short tenures have already proven devastating for the values Texas and the United States once held dear.

Dr. Suleman Lalani sworn into office on a Qur’an

Salman Bhojani sworn into office on a Qur’an

Texas, a state built on rugged independence, Christian faith, and a deep-rooted commitment to constitutional liberty, is being used as a staging ground for ideological warfare. The nation was duped into believing that Islam is just another harmless religion that deserves celebration and accommodation. That lie has opened the floodgates for foreign cultural domination wrapped in the language of “diversity” and “inclusion.”

And what have Lalani and Bhojani done with the power granted to them? They have begun turning Texas into Pakistan.

Dr. Suleman Lalani: Bringing Pakistan to Fort Bend County

Dr. Suleman Lalani is not simply advocating for the rights of a religious minority—he is methodically injecting the cultural, religious, and ideological framework of Pakistan into the legislative system of Texas. While his defenders may dismiss resolutions like Ramadan or Eid recognitions as harmless gestures or ‘reasonable accommodations,’ Lalani’s record tells a different story: a calculated strategy to normalize Islamic religious dominance and foreign identity politics—using ‘diversity’ as a weapon of ideological subversion.”

His resolutions are not inclusive—they are exclusive. They privilege Islamic observances over Christian and American civic traditions, and they advance the long-term goal of embedding Sharia-aligned norms into American law. Texans must understand: these actions mirror the very system of governance that has turned Pakistan into a theocratic failure—one where minorities are persecuted, speech is criminalized, and Islam is not merely placed above the law, but is the law itself, with all other legal systems condemned as illegitimate ‘man-made laws.

Lalani has sponsored a growing list of bills and symbolic measures that, taken together, amount to the slow, strategic replacement of Texas values with the ideological blueprint of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

HR 34: Recognizing the Holy Month of Ramadan

Filed by Lalani and passed on March 13, 2025, this resolution officially recognizes the Islamic holy month of Ramadan in the Texas House. While cloaked in language of “respect and understanding,” it functions as state-sanctioned promotion of Islamic religious observance.

Meanwhile, Salman Bhojani flooded social media with slick Ramadan propaganda videos—each one carefully crafted to normalize Islamic holidays in America and condition Texans to view Sharia observance as civic virtue.

HR 36: Recognizing Eid al-Fitr 2025

Filed the same day as HR 34, this resolution designates Eid al-Fitr 2025 as an official date of recognition by the Texas House. With each passing resolution, Islamic customs are elevated to the level of civic virtue—while Christian holidays remain culturally expected but politically unspoken.

HR 37: Commending the Emgage Texas Emerging Leaders Program

This resolution should set off alarms. Emgage is a radical political lobbying group that is linked to the Muslim Brotherhood and explicitly dedicated to electing Muslims to public office and reshaping American policy through Islamic identity politics. It partners with Hamas-linked CAIR, pushes “Islamophobia” narratives, and works to normalize Islamic grievances as civil rights issues. By commending its youth indoctrination arm, Lalani is signaling his alliance with a national Islamic political machine.

HR 40: Commemorating Sindhi Saqafat 2025

This resolution commemorates “Sindhi Cultural Day,” bringing Pakistani ethno-nationalism directly onto the Texas House floor. It is a calculated step to normalize foreign identities over American unity, wrapped in harmless cultural symbolism.

HR 45: Recognizing April 29, 2025, as Texas Muslim Capitol Day

This resolution designates a day for Muslim advocacy in the Texas Capitol—a day organized by Islamic political nonprofits and used to lobby for policy changes tied to Sharia accommodation, anti-Islamophobia legislation, and foreign policy alignment. It turns the Capitol into a stage for Islamic political assertion.

HR 182: Memorializing Aga Khan IV (with Bhojani)

Co-authored with Salman Bhojani and others, this resolution honors Aga Khan IV, a global Islamic leader. It may appear respectful on the surface, but it reinforces foreign religious authority as a moral exemplar in Texas public life.

All of these resolutions, when viewed together, reveal a sweeping cultural strategy: normalize Islamic customs, elevate foreign identities, empower Islamic lobbying groups, and redefine Texas culture one resolution at a time.

Dr. Suleman Lalani was elected on November 8, 2022, and assumed office on January 10, 2023, representing Texas House District 76, which includes parts of Fort Bend County. A geriatric medicine physician, Lalani was born and raised in Karachi, Pakistan, and immigrated to the United States in 1993.

HB 625 & HB 667: Mandating Halal Food in Texas Schools

From his very first day in office, Lalani wasted no time injecting Islamic norms into the legislative bloodstream. Among his most glaring offenses is his push to insert halal food—Sharia-compliant religious slaughter—into Texas public school cafeterias. House Bills 625 and 667 aim to mandate that schools offer halal food upon request, even if it violates the religious beliefs of non-Muslim families. But this isn’t about dietary diversity. Halal is Sharia—a religious ritual involving the Islamic slaughter of animals while facing Mecca, invoking “Allahu Akbar,” and rejecting stunning or anesthesia.

These bills do not require clear labeling or separate handling—meaning Christian, Jewish, Hindu, and secular children could be forced to unknowingly consume meat sacrificed to Allah, in accordance with Islamic law they do not accept. Many Christians object on Biblical grounds, as Acts 15:29 commands believers to “abstain from food sacrificed to idols.” Under HB 625 and 667, it appears they will have no choice.

This isn’t inclusion—it’s religious coercion. And worse, halal meat is typically certified by Islamic organizations with documented ties to terrorism, including the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)—an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terrorism financing trial in U.S. history for funneling money to Hamas. Companies pay halal certifiers’ fees that become de facto Islamic taxes, used to fund lobbying, Sharia expansion, and radical political agendas.

So let’s be clear: this is not about “accommodation.” This is about submitting your child, your tax dollars, and your institutions to a religious system rooted in supremacist ideology and linked to terrorism. It is Sharia enforcement dressed up as school lunch policy—and it is a direct attack on Texas families and the First Amendment.

HB 1044: State-Sanctioned Sharia Marriage Comes to Texas

If Dr. Suleman Lalani’s push for halal mandates in public schools wasn’t alarming enough, his ideological twin, Representative Salman Bhojani, has taken it a step further—introducing legislation that quietly authorizes the institutionalization of Sharia-based marriage authority in Texas.

House Bill 1044, filed by Bhojani, amends Section 2.202 of the Texas Family Code to explicitly authorize Muslim imams to conduct marriage ceremonies—alongside Christian pastors, Jewish rabbis, Buddhist monks, and Hindu pundits.

At first glance, this might seem like a benign gesture toward religious inclusion. But don’t be fooled. HB 1044 is not just symbolic—it is a legal gateway. For the first time, Texas law now officially names Muslim imams as state-recognized marriage officiants, granting them the same legal standing as ministers or clergy of any other religion. This is more than recognition—it is state validation.

And in the hands of radical Islamic actors, that validation is a weapon.

1. Legal Cover for Sharia-Based Marriages

By placing imams on equal legal footing with civil authorities, HB 1044 provides cover for religious marriages conducted under Sharia law, including those that violate Texas norms and civil protections. This includes:

Nikah Mut’ah (temporary “pleasure” marriages): Time-limited unions that function as religiously sanctioned prostitution, often targeting vulnerable women or girls. RAIR reported on “pleasure marriages” in Sweden, see here.
Nikah Misyar (contract-lite marriages): Agreements that waive the husband’s obligations—legalized sexual access with no financial or relational accountability.
Polygamy by proxy: Imams can conduct multiple marriages without state registration, creating unofficial religious harems where women have no legal standing.
Child marriage: Under Sharia, girls as young as 9 can be married off. In closed Islamic enclaves, religious leaders may perform unregistered ceremonies, bypassing child protection laws.

Texas law may only recognize one civil marriage—but HB 1044 gives legitimacy to the religious infrastructure that sustains these parallel arrangements, with no oversight, no reporting requirements, and no protections for the women involved.

But It Doesn’t Stop There…

While HB 1044 does not explicitly codify Sharia marriage norms into Texas civil law, it opens the door for their quiet enforcement under the guise of religious legitimacy. By recognizing imams as lawful officiants, the state is effectively blessing the religious infrastructure that supports these parallel arrangements—and legitimizing practices that are fundamentally incompatible with American values.

One of the most alarming examples is the Islamic form of divorce known as Triple Talaq, where a man can unilaterally divorce his wife simply by saying “I divorce you” three times—even by text message. Muslim men in the West have already used this tactic to blackmail or manipulate wives into submission, often leaving women with no legal recourse or protection.

It is also vital to distinguish between an arranged marriage—which can occur in many cultures, including Hindu or Jewish communities—and a forced Islamic marriage, which often includes coercion, threats, or outright violence. In Islam, rejecting a marriage—especially to an older male relative like a first cousin—can trigger what are chillingly called “honor killings.” These murders of girls by fathers, brothers, or uncles are already occurring in the West, including the U.S., Canada, and the UK.

Polygamy, while technically illegal under U.S. law, is also becoming widespread in Islamic enclaves. Imams perform multiple unregistered marriages—what critics rightly call religious harems—where women and children are stripped of all legal protections. Only one marriage is recognized by the state, but within the mosque, the others are very real—and very binding.

Islam does not demand civil law today. It builds religious precedent first—then demands legal recognition. HB 1044 is not the end of the road. It’s the on-ramp to the Islamization of family law in Texas. And unless it is stopped, it will become the legal justification for expanding Sharia practices across every corner of the justice system.

2. Establishing Parallel Legal Systems in Texas

In countries like Pakistan, Sharia operates alongside civil law—but supersedes it in matters of family, marriage, custody, and inheritance. HB 1044 lays the groundwork for the same dual-track system here in Texas.

By naming imams in law, Islamic clerics can now demand legal recognition of:

Sharia-based marriage contracts
Sharia-based divorces
Sharia-based custody rulings
Sharia-based inheritance claims

All of these systems explicitly disempower women, prioritize male authority, and reject basic constitutional protections.

3. Creating Legal Shields for Abuse and Expansion

This isn’t just a religious accommodation—it’s a launchpad for ideological conquest. Groups like CAIR, Emgage, and ICNA—all of which are linked to radical Islamic agendas and terror-tied groups—will likely seize on HB 1044 as proof that Sharia has a foothold in Texas law.

Their next step will be clear:

“If imams are legally recognized to perform marriages, the state must also respect their rulings on divorce, child custody, and inheritance.”

In effect, HB 1044 gives radical Islamic organizations the legal foundation to push for Islamic arbitration courts—just like in the UK, where women are routinely denied divorce unless approved by male clerics, and civil protections are subordinated to religious dogma.

This is not theoretical. It’s how Sharia creep works:

First, legal recognition.
Then, demand for accommodation.
Finally, full-blown parallel governance—and submission to Islamic norms.

4. No Oversight. No Vetting. No Safeguards.

Critically, HB 1044 contains no requirement that the imams authorized by the state undergo any background check, licensure, or training in civil law. There are no mechanisms to ensure they do not perform child marriages, enforce polygamy, or violate basic rights. The bill simply grants them authority—then walks away.

That’s not inclusion. That’s abdication.

A Trojan Horse for Pakistan-Style Theocracy

In Pakistan, where Sharia is codified into the constitution, these exact same “marriage practices” have led to child brides, harem-style polygamy, and systematic abuse of women and minorities.

Now, thanks to HB 1044, that framework appears to be being replicated in Texas—not as a shadow system, but with state blessing.

And the man behind it? The same elected official who swore his oath not on the Constitution—but on the Quran: Salman Bhojani.

HB 1044 isn’t about fairness or pluralism. It’s not about marriage equality. It’s about legalizing religious supremacy—and it seems to be opening the door for foreign ideological systems to replace American law, one “accommodation” at a time.

HR 32: Honoring Pakistan Day in the Texas Capitol

Lalani’s Islamization campaign didn’t stop there. On March 23, 2025, he brought Pakistan itself into the Texas Capitol, pushing through House Resolution 32, which formally recognized “Pakistan Day” inside the state legislature. Yes—Texas lawmakers paused to honor a country that criminalizes Christianity, forces Hindu girls into Islamic marriages, and harbors terrorists.

That moment should have sparked outrage. That should have been when every leader in Texas stood up and said, “No more.” Instead?

Silence.

HCR 18: Declaring Muslim Heritage Month for Ten Years

Lalani followed up this insult by introducing House Concurrent Resolution 18, which successfully designated May as “Muslim Heritage Month” for the next ten years. Not one. Ten. This is not cultural recognition. This is legal entrenchment. Month-long celebrations inevitably become policy vehicles. They open the door for curriculum shifts in schools, state-sponsored Islamic events, and silencing criticism of Islam in the name of “heritage.”

Salman Bhojani: Radicalizing the Metroplex

Salman Bhojani, also Pakistani-born, was elected to represent Texas House District 92, covering Euless and parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. He won election on November 8, 2022, and assumed office alongside Lalani on January 10, 2023. Born in Pakistan, Bhojani immigrated to the United States in his teenage years and eventually became a lawyer and city councilman before reaching the Texas Legislature.

HB 1882: Elevating Islamic Holidays in Texas Law

Bhojani has been working in lockstep with Lalani, introducing a barrage of legislation engineered to enshrine Islamic preferences into Texas law. His House Bill 1882 seeks to make Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha optional state holidays—equating them with Christmas, Easter, and national civic holidays.

HB 1883: Blocking Exams on Islamic Holidays

Even more insidious is House Bill 1883, which would prohibit the scheduling of state exams on Islamic holidays. This may seem like a minor accommodation, but it signals a seismic cultural shift. Texas’ education system is now being asked to shape itself around Islamic calendars. And that is a lot of accommodation. Ramadan is a month-long, just for one example. That is not inclusion. That is submission.

HCR 85: The Weaponized Day to “Combat Islamophobia”

Perhaps the most alarming piece of legislation introduced by Texas Representative Salman Bhojani is House Concurrent Resolution 85, which proposes designating March 15 as the “Day to Combat Islamophobia” in Texas—for ten years, through 2035.

But this isn’t just a symbolic gesture—it’s an ideological weapon.

Bhojani used the opportunity to publicly praise and thank CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations—an organization with documented ties to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood. CAIR has been aggressively working to Islamize America, silencing dissent through lawsuits, smear campaigns, and intimidation tactics aimed at anyone who dares challenge its political agenda.

This is the same CAIR whose Executive Director, Nihad Awad, recently declared support for the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel—attacks in which women were raped, children butchered, and civilians, including Americans, were taken hostage. At the 16th Annual Convention for Palestine in the U.S., Awad proudly said:

“The people of Gaza only decided to break the siege—the walls of the concentration camp—on Oct. 7. And yes, I was happy to see people breaking the siege… and walk free into their land…”

Let that sink in: A Texas lawmaker is openly praising an organization led by a man who celebrated the mass murder of Jews and Americans.

This isn’t diplomacy. It’s treasonous appeasement. And it’s happening inside the Texas Capitol, under the banner of “diversity”—as foreign-aligned operatives like CAIR infiltrate our institutions with the help of elected officials like Lalani and Bhojani.

On the surface, “Day to Combat Islamophobia” sounds like a harmless anti-hate measure. After all, who supports bigotry? But scratch the surface, and you’ll uncover a deeply strategic assault on the First Amendment and Western liberty itself. HCR 85 is not about protecting Muslims from violence—that is already covered under existing law. It is about criminalizing opposition to Islamic political dominance.

This resolution is the opening salvo in a campaign to institutionalize “Islamophobia” as a legal category, one that can be used to:

Silence dissent
Shut down criticism of Islamic ideology
Criminalize objections to Sharia-based accommodations
Perhaps even outlaw resistance to the Islamic takeover of public space—where Sharia-based street prayers and religious spectacles are used not for worship, but for conquest.

In effect, any contradiction to the insertion of Islamic narratives and norms into American life and law could be labeled “Islamophobic”—and eventually punished.

This is how blasphemy laws begin.

We’ve seen this strategy before—not in theory, but in action. Back in 2021, while still Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan explicitly declared that the Islamic world would lead a global effort to ban criticism of Islam in Western countries. In his own words:

“There will come a time when people in Western countries will think twice before disrespecting the Holy Prophet (PBUH).”

Khan called on the United Nations, the European Union, and left-wing Western governments to work with the OIC (Organization of Islamic Cooperation) to impose global Sharia-style blasphemy laws—beginning with “Islamophobia” designations. And the West listened.

The OIC, an Islamic bloc of 57 Muslim-majority countries, has been aggressively pushing UN Resolution 16/18, which seeks to criminalize criticism of Islam worldwide. Shockingly, it was co-sponsored by the United States under the Obama administration, with full support from Hillary Clinton and her State Department.

This is not hypothetical—it’s already policy in Europe.

France, the UK, and Germany have adopted “hate speech” laws that prohibit speech deemed offensive to Islam, while turning a blind eye to violent anti-Christian and anti-Jewish rhetoric.

This is why Samuel Paty was beheaded in France after showing a cartoon of Muhammad in a classroom. This is why Pakistan and other Islamic nations continue to riot, burn flags, and demand the death of Westerners, such as Dutch leader Geert Wilders, who so much as question Islamic supremacy.

And now—thanks to HCR 85—Texas is being primed to follow suit.

It starts with a “Day to Combat Islamophobia.”

Then come curriculum changes, official school events, legislative mandates, and finally, silencing dissent through legal intimidation.

The term “Islamophobia” is a weaponized narrative, invented by Muslim Brotherhood front groups in the 1990s to export Islamic blasphemy laws to the West. It is the religious counterpart to Marxist “hate speech” laws, and both serve the same goal: silence resistance, destroy free thought, and punish Western identity.

If you can’t question a religion’s political goals, it’s no longer a religion. It’s a state ideology—and under HCR 85, that ideology is being embedded into Texas law.

As of April 9, 2025, HCR 85 remains in the committee stage and has not advanced to a full House vote. This means that Texans who have concerns about the resolution still have an opportunity to express their views and potentially influence its progression.

Actions Texans Can Take:

Contact Committee Members: Reach out to the members of the House Committee on Culture, Recreation & Tourism to share your perspectives on HCR 85. Personalized communication can be impactful in informing legislators of constituent opinions.
Engage with Your Representative: Even though the resolution is currently in committee, contacting your own state representative to convey your stance can be beneficial. They may relay constituent sentiments to committee members or consider them during any future votes.
Participate in Public Hearings: Stay informed about any scheduled public hearings or forums regarding HCR 85. These events provide platforms for citizens to voice their opinions directly to legislators.

More Legislation and Resolutions Fueling the Islamic Agenda

Bhojani’s legislative record doesn’t end with his push for Islamic holidays and speech codes. He has co-sponsored and authored a slew of additional bills and resolutions that quietly but methodically advance the goals of ideological infiltration, foreign allegiance, and cultural replacement in Texas.

HB 1047: Expanding Official Recognition of Islamic Holidays

Filed by Bhojani and co-authored by Democrats and some Republicans, this bill seeks to formally recognize a range of religious holidays as optional state holidays—including Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. The bill places Islamic celebrations on equal footing with Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Sikh, and Buddhist observances—an intentional dilution of Texas’s Judeo-Christian calendar and a platform for future demands, including public school closures or religious accommodations.

HR 182: Memorializing the Aga Khan

Introduced by Lalani and Bhojani, this resolution officially commemorates the passing of Shah Karim Al-Hussaini, Aga Khan IV—a global Islamic leader and head of the Ismaili sect. While the Aga Khan is celebrated for philanthropy, this act represents another step in bringing foreign Islamic figures into the symbolic life of the Texas Legislature, reinforcing a global Islamic identity over American civic tradition.

HR 314: AAPI Day of Action

This resolution, which includes Bhojani and Lalani among its sponsors, is framed around Asian-American solidarity—but it also serves as a vehicle for Islam-centered identity politics. Events like “AAPI Day of Action” are frequently used by Islamist-aligned nonprofits to push Islamic grievance narratives in intersectional language, shielding them from criticism by embedding them in broader minority coalitions.

HB 1805: Creating a Religious Freedom Commission

Co-authored by Bhojani, this bill would create a new state agency—a Religious Freedom Commission. While the title sounds innocuous, it could be weaponized to institutionalize Islamic interests under the guise of religious liberty, giving radical terror-tied groups like Emgage, CAIR, or Muslim Advocates an official pathway to shape state policy, file legal challenges, and suppress opposing speech as religious discrimination.

But HB 1805 is far more than a symbolic gesture. It is a structural gateway for Islamic political groups to gain permanent influence over Texas law. Once seated on the commission, these operatives could redefine “religious freedom” to protect Sharia-aligned practices while branding any opposition as hate speech. The commission could:

Target political opponents by labeling Christians, conservatives, and constitutionalists as “Islamophobic.”
Push for Islamic arbitration courts, gender-specific accommodations, and taxpayer-funded halal food mandates under the pretext of liberty.
Shield mosque expansions and foreign-funded schools from scrutiny by reframing investigations as “discrimination.”
Use state resources and public grants to advance Islamic indoctrination programs disguised as “interfaith education.”
Undermine existing anti-Sharia legislation, challenge future bills, and introduce legal ambiguity around foreign law enforcement in Texas.

HB 1805 opens the legal door for Islamic supremacy to masquerade as civil rights—embedding a Trojan horse commission inside the Governor’s Office, complete with government backing, funding, and legitimacy. It is not about protecting freedom. It is about institutionalizing a weaponized ideology that punishes dissent and privileges one religion above all others.

HR 408 and HR 641: Foreign Loyalty on Display

HR 408 designates Bangladeshi Day and HR 641 designates Ismaili Day at the Texas Capitol—both authored or co-authored by Bhojani. These are not harmless acknowledgments. They are strategic steps to normalize foreign nationalist and sectarian allegiances within Texas political culture.

It is interesting that Representative Salman Bhojani wants to honor Bangladesh with a resolution at the Texas Capitol, yet remains completely silent on the brutal Islamic violence targeting Hindus, Buddhists, and other non-Muslims in Bangladesh. Why is there no resolution recognizing the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh?

Why is there no public statement from Bhojani condemning the desecration of temples, the lynching of Hindu boys, or the forced conversions of girls?

Texans deserve to know: Is this about celebrating diversity—or whitewashing Islamic supremacy?

HR 256: Commemorating Harmony Public Schools

Perhaps the most dangerous resolution of all. HR 256, authored by Bhojani, celebrates the 25th anniversary of Harmony Public Schools—a publicly funded charter network tied to the Gülen Movement, a global Islamic organization operating schools across the U.S. and abroad. The Gülen movement, led by Turkish cleric Fethullah Gülen, has been accused of visa fraud, ideological indoctrination, and financial corruption. Harmony’s Texas campuses are taxpayer-funded and operate under the radar, while spreading subtle Sufi-Islamic messaging through a “STEM” façade. This resolution grants political legitimacy to a foreign-aligned Islamic network operating within the Texas education system.

But this resolution isn’t just a celebration of academic achievement. It’s a legitimization of ideological infiltration. Harmony Public Schools serve as a pipeline for Turkish Islamic indoctrination, cloaked in the language of science and innovation. Jihadist-aligned actors could exploit this vast charter school network by:

Embedding Islamic grievance narratives into science and social studies curricula under the guise of “diversity” or “global understanding.”
Recruiting foreign nationals through H-1B and J-1 visa programs, allowing foreign-trained Islamic loyalists to fill Texas teaching and administrative positions without proper ideological vetting.
Normalizing Sharia-adjacent practices such as gender separation, prayer accommodation, and halal food offerings—all presented as harmless cultural sensitivity.
Shielding radical teachings from public view through private nonprofit boards and Turkish-controlled management structures that operate outside typical district oversight.
Using taxpayer-funded campuses as fundraising hubs or even data collection centers for foreign-aligned political movements operating from Ankara to D.C.

By commemorating Harmony Public Schools, the Texas House isn’t honoring education—it’s offering a public endorsement of a transnational Islamic movement that embeds its values into the American school system while skirting public accountability. For a movement known for stealth and subversion, this resolution serves as both cover and confirmation that its influence has already penetrated deep into Texas institutions.

Pakistan: The Model Neither Man Will Condemn

While Lalani and Bhojani relentlessly promote Islam-centric legislation in Texas, they have remained entirely silent about the brutal persecution of religious minorities in their native Pakistan. This is not a trivial omission—it is a glaring signal of where their true sympathies lie.

Instead of condemning the horrific abuses perpetrated in Pakistan—the forced conversions, mob lynchings, blasphemy law executions, and systemic religious apartheid—these two lawmakers are pushing the very ideological tools that fuel Pakistan’s oppression, and importing them into Texas through deceptive “diversity” legislation.

Take, for example, House Concurrent Resolution 85 (HCR 85), co-authored by both Bhojani and Lalani. This bill proposes designating March 15 as the “Day to Combat Islamophobia” in Texas—for an entire decade, until 2035.

At first glance, it may seem like a harmless anti-hate measure. But in reality, it mirrors Pakistan’s blasphemy law apparatus, where vague accusations of “insulting Islam” lead to the arrest, imprisonment, or even execution of Christians, Hindus, and other non-Muslims.

By enshrining a “Day to Combat Islamophobia,” the Texas Legislature would give official recognition to a term historically weaponized by Islamic regimes to suppress criticism, silence dissent, and criminalize any discussion of Sharia or jihad. It’s not about preventing violence—it’s about protecting Islam from scrutiny, just as Pakistan has done for decades.

Then there’s House Concurrent Resolution 18 (HCR 18), introduced by Lalani, which declares May as “Muslim Heritage Month” for ten straight years. This is not cultural celebration. It’s a legal Trojan horse. Month-long, state-endorsed Islamic promotion opens the door to:

Curriculum changes in public schools
Official events funded by taxpayer dollars
Indoctrination programs disguised as “education”
Suppression of Christian and patriotic traditions

Neither Lalani nor Bhojani seem to have used their platform to oppose or even acknowledge Pakistan’s status as one of the worst countries in the world for religious minorities. Instead, they are bringing its ideological framework into Texas and enshrining it into law.

This isn’t any kind of pluralism. This is the political replication of Pakistan’s religious tyranny—starting with cultural softening and ending in institutional dominance.

Pakistan was founded in 1947 with a non-Muslim population of 23%. Today, it is down to 3%. This is not by accident—it is the result of a sustained campaign of persecution, displacement, and extermination of religious minorities. In Pakistan:

Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, and Ahmadis are regularly attacked, falsely accused of blasphemy, imprisoned, raped, forcibly converted, and murdered. See here.
The Constitution itself excludes non-Muslims from top offices and mandates Islamic supremacy in governance.
Textbooks and madrassas teach children to hate Jews, Hindus, and Christians.
Blasphemy laws are weaponized against minorities, often leading to mob lynchings and unjust executions.
Read RAIR’s report: “The Hidden Hand of Pakistan in Training Hamas for the October 7th Slaughter of Israeli Citizens” — and see how Pakistan’s military fingerprints are all over the massacre.

Prominent examples include the beheading of a Hindu woman, Daya Bheel, the death row case of a Christian mother, Asia Bibi, and the routine abductions of young Hindu and Christian girls.

Pakistan’s government not only enables this religious apartheid—it enshrines it. Article 2 of its Constitution states that “Islam shall be the state religion,” and Article 227 mandates that all laws conform to Sharia.

Instead of sounding the alarm or protecting Texans from this ideology, Lalani and Bhojani are replicating it here—one bill, one resolution, one “heritage month” at a time.

Worse, they push bills like HCR 85, a 10-year initiative to criminalize dissent under the term “Islamophobia”—the very tactic Pakistan uses to imprison Christians and Hindus under false charges.

As detailed in the RAIR Foundation’s report, “Pakistan Threat: The Day Will Come When Westerners Think Twice Before Disrespecting the Prophet”, this ideological expansion is not accidental—it is strategic. Texas is not just being softened for multiculturalism—it is being systematically reshaped to mirror Pakistan’s Islamic framework.

FINAL PROOF: Who Salman Bhojani Really Serves

If you still believe Representative Salman Bhojani is working for the people of Texas, watch this video and think again.

In a public message recorded during the Trump administration’s enforcement operations, Bhojani did not defend American workers. He didn’t defend border agents. He didn’t defend law and order.

Instead, he used his political platform to defend illegals—and essentially teach them how to avoid deportation. In his own words:

“It does not matter if you are an American citizen, or a documented immigrant, or an undocumented immigrant… your rights are the same.”

This is an outright lie—and a dangerous one.

Bhojani then proceeded to tell illegal immigrants:

Not to open the door for federal officers
Not to answer immigration questions
Not to disclose their legal status
Not to sign any paperwork
And even not to cooperate with law enforcement unless they have legal counsel present.

In short: He weaponized his role as a Texas elected official to protect foreign nationals who broke U.S. immigration law, while our border is under siege and our law enforcement officers are risking their lives.

This wasn’t a call for fairness. It was a call for obstruction.

This is the man writing Texas laws. This is who Democrats and Islamic supremacists elevated to power in your state.

He’s not here to protect America. He’s here to undermine it—one policy, one resolution, one piece of radical propaganda at a time.

The Blueprint for Pakistanification

Together, Suleman Lalani and Salman Bhojani have laid out a calculated, strategic blueprint for the Pakistanification of Texas. They are not assimilating into American values—they are working to replace them. Backed by Islamic voter blocs and cloaked in the language of “diversity” and “inclusion,” they are surgically inserting the same ideological systems that turned Pakistan into a global symbol of religious persecution and totalitarian rule.

This is not public service—it’s ideological conquest. And it follows a doctrine: Hijrah—the Islamic command to migrate, not for refuge, but for expansion. What we are witnessing in the Texas legislature is not random. It is part of a centuries-old playbook for soft conquest through politics, policy, and cultural subversion.

This is not alarmism. This is real. This is now.

If Texans don’t rise up—if we don’t run for office, challenge school boards, confront our representatives, and expose this agenda at every level—the Texas of tomorrow will be unrecognizable.

Texas is not Pakistan. Yet.

Texans: The Time to Act Is NOW

This is not a theory. It’s not a drill. It’s unfolding in your child’s school, in your legislative calendar, in your city council, and with your tax dollars.

Texas is being used as a testing ground for Islamic political expansion—camouflaged as cultural recognition, but engineered for long-term transformation.

If you fled an Islamic nation claiming to seek freedom and a better life in America, but now you’re demanding we adopt Islamic practices and reshape our country to mirror the ideology you supposedly escaped, then you are not here to help America. You are here to Islamize it.

Texas is not Pakistan. But if we stay silent, it will be.

Take Action Before It’s Too Late:

Run for local office—from school board to city council—and defend your community from within
Challenge your state representatives on every resolution that promotes foreign or Islamic agendas
Expose Islamic terror-tied lobbying networks like Emgage, CAIR, and so-called interfaith coalitions
Demand investigations into taxpayer-funded programs like Harmony Public Schools
Reject “Islamophobia” legislation that criminalizes dissent and replicates Pakistan’s blasphemy laws
Call out Republicans who co-sponsor or stay silent on this agenda—they are complicit

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