As the U.S. continues to wage a war on terrorism, currently negotiating kinetic military force against the Islamic Republic of Iran, the worlds largest sponsor of terrorism, the radical islamic indoctrination in American appears to be growing at home on hundreds of universities across the nation, including on Florida campuses.

The Muslim Brotherhood, which the U.S. has designated as a terrorist organization, has set up a wide array of front groups that aim to indoctrinate and win over the hearts and minds of high school and college age students in America.

How are hundreds of American universities being infiltrated?

Enter the Muslim Students Association (MSA), which seeks "the pleasure of Allah" and to unify student movement in "deen."

By all intents and purposes, "deen" is Sharia law as it calls for individuals to completely subvert to being governed by "divine laws" in all aspects of life, including economically, and socially, and to

The MSA has been identified by the Muslim Brotherhood itself as one of its organizations in the United States. The brotherhood listed the MSA as one of their groups in a controversial memo written in 1991.

The MSA is also allegedly tied to the Muslim World League (MWL), a Saudi Arabia-based organization that promotes Islam teachings on college campuses around the world, and promotes the application of Sharia law into society.

According to Pew Research, the MWL has very deep ties to, and often teams up with the Muslim Brotherhood to promote their agendas.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the MSA was initially funded by the MWL.

While the MSA contends that they are not directly aligned with the Muslim Brotherhood, the groups possible indirect ties to the terrorist organization cannot be overlooked.

MSA chapters exist on all of Florida's state run colleges and universities, including Florida International University, Florida Atlantic University, University of North Florida, and University of Central Florida.

Several of these Florida MSA chapters have invited scholars and imams to speak that promote the implementation of Sharia law, and who are or have been part of the Muslim Brotherhood's associated organizations.

For exampl here are just a couple of schools:

Florida International University (FIU)

Sheikh Mokhtar Maghraoui

In early 2025, the FIU chapter of the MSA and other South Florida MSAs, invited Sheikh Mokhtar to speak to their groups.

According to his biography, Sheikh Mokhtar “served as a member of the Fiqh Council of North America (FCNA), another Muslim Brotherhood group. (see the image above)

Sheikh Mokhtar, like most, if not all scholars within the FCNA, educates students about the necessity and benefits of abiding by Sharia Law.

In the past, at least on board member of the FCNA was listed as a conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case—the largest terrorism-financing prosecution in American history. The federal case wound up convicting individuals funneling $12.4 million to the Hamas terror group.

Florida Atlantic University (FAU)

Sheikh Mokhtar Maghraoui

The FAU chapter of the MSA also invited Sheikh Mokhtar to speak to their groups.

Dr Ahmed Howeedy

The MSA on campus also invited local Family Medicine physician Dr. Ahmed Howeedy to address the group back in 2024.

At the time, Dr. Howeedy was "completing his degree in Islamic Jurisprudence from Jamiat al-Ulum Islamiyya al-Alamiyya in Amman, Jordan. Islamic Jurisprudence is Fiqh.

"Islamic jurisprudence, known as Fiqh, represents the human understanding and practice of Sharia, the divine law as revealed in the Quran and Sunnah (the traditions of Prophet Muhammad). Islamic legal theory, or Usūl al-Fiqh, is the methodology used by jurists to derive legal rulings from the primary sources of Islam. This includes understanding the principles, sources, and interpretative methodologies that underpin the creation and application of Islamic law.2 Islamic jurisprudence has a rich historical tradition, having evolved over fourteen centuries, shaping and being shaped by the socio-political contexts of Muslim societies. It provides a comprehensive legal system that covers various aspects of life, including worship, transactions, family law, criminal law, and international relations. The dynamic nature of Fiqh allows for adaptability and flexibility, ensuring its relevance across different times and places."—(SOURCE: University of Malaysia)

Many former MSA chapter members and advisors around the country went onto engage in radical acts deemed detrimental to the U.S. come even finding themselves behind bars for the affiliation and or allegiance to existing terrorist organizations.

In 2003, University of South Florida Professor Sami Al-Arian and MSA advisor, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) on dozens of terrorism charges. Al-Arian later plead guilty to "providing services" to the terrorist group, Palestinian Islamic Jihad."