The 8th Annual “Muslim Day on the Hill,” organized by the American Muslim Advisory Council, shows how once again, state lawmakers in red states are opening their doors to organizations pushing for Sharia, with ties to Muslim Brotherhood-linked organizations and operatives.
On April 1, the Tennessee State Capitol was invaded by hundreds of Islamic activists, families, and students bused in for the 8th Annual “Muslim Day on the Hill,” organized by the controversial American Muslim Advisory Council (AMAC Tennessee).
AMAC openly bragged in pre-event propaganda that they aimed to make the gathering “larger [and] record breaking,” providing free transportation, lunch, and “goodies” to maximize turnout and pressure lawmakers. Their stated goal: “protect our community infrastructure” and “defend family stability” – Islamic code for shielding mosques, demanding halal mandates, prayer rooms in schools, and insulating their parallel societies from any scrutiny or counter-terrorism oversight.
This was not civic engagement; this was coordinated political infiltration by a group with documented ties to the Muslim Brotherhood network. AMAC has maintained a close working relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), repeatedly collaborating on “hate crime” statements and joint advocacy while CAIR promotes AMAC’s “Islamophobia” surveys.
This event was a clear example of Islam’s insidious two-front strategy: an internal front that builds isolated, cradle-to-grave Sharia-compliant parallel societies — shielding mosques, families, schools, and community structures from Western integration or oversight — and an external front that uses organized lobbying, bused-in pressure, school student mobilization, and “Islamophobia” accusations to infiltrate government institutions and silence opposition. AMAC’s own language of “protect[ing] our community infrastructure” reveals the internal goal, while the record-breaking lobbying push shows the external infiltration in action.
