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There were no Muslim signers of the Declaration of Independence, no Muslim influence (again, contrary to claims) on the framers of the Constitution, no Muslims fought in the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the Mexican War. The Civil War, or the Spanish-American War.

Back the framers’ day, the very first Mussulman landed on the shores of the Colonial America. In his nascent travels, he happened upon the local Indian tribe. There, he saw and fancied an Indian princess. By all accounts, she was quite a looker.

When got her alone in her teepee, he tried to force himself on her in the usual Mussulman custom. She refused and made such a racket the tribal warriors rushed to her rescue.

The Mussulman explained that taking her was his due and according to his customs. Everyone disagreed. So they took him outside, tied him to a stake, gave the princess a very sharp knife, with which she proceeded to skin him alive.

And that was the first recorded contribution of a Mussulman making America great.