Former President Donald Trump received endorsements from prominent Muslim leaders during a campaign rally in Novi, Michigan, emphasizing his commitment to ending wars in the Middle East and Ukraine. The leaders, including Imam Belal Alzuhairi and Dearborn Heights Mayor Bill Bazzi, praised Trump for his promises of peace and strong borders, seeing him as a leader capable of stopping global bloodshed. This support highlights a shift among Arab and Muslim American voters, traditionally leaning Democratic, who are disillusioned with the Biden-Harris administration's handling of foreign policy issues, particularly in Gaza. Trump's rally in Michigan, a crucial swing state, aimed to energize his base and potentially sway a significant voter demographic, which he claims could set a new record for Arab and Muslim voter turnout. The endorsements underscore a growing trend of support for Trump among these communities, as they seek leaders who align with their values on peace and domestic policies.