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Edhe gruaja e senatorit të parë mysliman në Amerikë bëhet “hit”

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Sarah Jukaku, bashkëshortja e Abdul El-Sayed, myslimanit të parë të zgjedhur në Senatin amerikan, ka tërhequr vëmendjen me fjalimin e saj publik në

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Bota Edhe gruaja e senatorit të parë mysliman në Amerikë bëhet “hit” 4 Nëntor 2026 | 21:11 Sarah Jukaku, bashkëshortja e Abdul El-Sayed, myslimanit të parë të zgjedhur në Senatin amerikan, ka tërhequr vëmendjen me fjalimin e saj publik në Michigan. Mjekja psikiatre, me origjinë indiane, foli për jetën private të bashkëshortit, marrëdhënien me dy vajzat dhe ndikimin që ajo ka tek ai. Por një batutë e saj shkaktoi të qeshura dhe duartrokitje në sallë. “Abdurrahmani është pikërisht ashtu siç e shihni ju. Në jetën e tij private nuk ndryshon aspak nga mënyra se si shfaqet para publikut. Ai është i njëjti person me mua dhe me vajzat e mia, ashtu siç është edhe me ju”, u shpreh Sarah. Ajo tregoi se bashkëshorti i saj nuk ndryshon qëndrime në varësi të njerëzve që ka përballë dhe se beson te gjithçka që thotë publikisht. “Ai thotë të njëjtat gjëra kudo që ndodhet dhe pavarësisht se me kë po bisedon, sepse beson në atë që thotë dhe e ka vërtet për zemër atë që shpreh”. Më pas, Sarah foli për…

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    Edhe gruaja e senatorit të parë mysliman në Amerikë bëhet “hit”

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    Sarah Jukaku, bashkëshortja e Abdul El-Sayed, myslimanit të parë të zgjedhur në Senatin amerikan, ka tërhequr vëmendjen me fjalimin e saj publik në Michigan. Mjekja psikiatre, me origjinë indiane

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