🚨 ALERT TEXAS GOVERNMENT: WARNING TO ALL COLLEGE CAMPUSES SAUDI-SEEDED SIX-STORY ISLAMIC CAMPUS RISING BESIDE UT AUSTIN - ITS LEADERS WANT THE MODEL COPIED ACROSS AMERICA This is happening beside the University of Texas at Austin - blocks from the Texas Capitol. Nueces Mosque was founded in 1977 through the UT Muslim Students Association (MSA). Muslim activists launched the MSA movement in North America in 1963, including figures associated with the Muslim Brotherhood. And in 1964, Yasir Qadhi’s father, Dr. Mazhar Kazi, founded what Qadhi calls the first MSA in Texas. Today, Yasir Qadhi is behind EPIC City. Now another MSA-born Texas institution is becoming a six-story Islamic complex its leaders want replicated nationwide. And we exposed its origin story on camera. At a 2025 fundraiser, founding financial officer Naji Mabruk recounted that they were short of the money needed to purchase their first property. Then came a $150,000 check from Saudi Arabia, delivered through the Saudi Embassy. Nearly 50 years later, look at what grew from it: • roughly 75,000 square feet • six stories • 600+ person mosque • Islamic seminary and outreach center • four floors of mosque-owned student apartments • gender-segregated housing • projected $1+ million annual housing revenue But the most important part is what they say this is for. Their own materials declare: “The future of Islam in the West is being shaped on college campuses today.” Then Sheikh Yaser Birjas - a Sharia-trained Texas imam who graduated from the Islamic University of Madinah’s College of Sharia - made the national ambition explicit: “I want this to become a model… then start copying this in almost every major university we have in America.” There it is. In their own words. Their published material also describes the mosque as the “nucleus around which an entire civilizational framework develops” and discusses Islamic community formation involving “law, infrastructure, and systematic governance.” And this isn't simply a mosque students visit for prayer. The mosque controls the housing. Project representatives said ownership means they will have their own “regulation and etiquette in terms of who can rent.” Even non-Muslim residents would still be expected to live under “Islamic etiquette.” Meanwhile, the apartments are projected to generate more than $1 million annually. Housing generates revenue. Revenue sustains the institution. The institution surrounds students with its religious rules, education and authority. And here is the part Texas cannot afford to miss: THEY KNOW OUR LAWS - AND THEY KNOW HOW TO USE THEM. Historic properties stood in the project's path. Project leaders initially said the 1908 Nueces structure would be moved. Instead, on July 16, Austin administratively approved total demolition of the 1906 and 1908 houses. The Historic Landmark Commission was then told it couldn't stop it. Why? Texas law had already cleared the path. HB 2496 prevents cities from imposing historic-landmark status on religious property without the owner's consent. A protection created for religious liberty effectively removed the preservation obstacle. The houses can come down. The six-story complex can go up. And that exposes the larger vulnerability: Know the system. Use its protections. Remove the obstacles. Keep expanding. Meanwhile, Governor Greg Abbott designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as foreign terrorist and transnational criminal organizations in November 2025. Yet Nueces emerged from the MSA ecosystem, and its property history includes the Muslim Brotherhood-linked North American Islamic Trust (NAIT), named an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case. 🚨 So why isn't Texas putting this project under a microscope? Follow the foreign money. Examine the financing. Examine the property structure and surrounding acquisitions. Scrutinize the mosque-controlled housing. Enforce every applicable law. And remember where this story began. ⚠️ Fifteen of the 19 September 11 hijackers were Saudi nationals. Saudi Arabia prohibits public non-Muslim worship and does not permit churches! Yet in Texas, a mosque whose founding financial officer says its first property purchase was rescued by a $150,000 check from Saudi Arabia through the Saudi Embassy is now becoming a six-story institution beside one of America's largest public universities. And its own leaders have already told us the next step: Build beside a major university. Control the surrounding environment. Make it financially self-sustaining. Then copy the model across America. UT AUSTIN IS THE PROTOTYPE! Texas needs to understand the strategy before the prototype becomes the blueprint. READ THE FULL REPORT HERE: rairfoundation.com/texas-as-…