Islamic Booth at Texas High School Offers Qurans, Hijabs, and Sharia Materials

During the school day at Wylie East High School in Texas, an Islamic outreach group called “Why Islam” was permitted to set up a prominent booth on campus and directly target students.

The group handed out hijabs to female students, distributed free Qurans, pushed pamphlets promoting Sharia law, and gave students “gift bags” stuffed with Islamic propaganda — all on school grounds.

Marco, president of the High School Republicans, was the student who confronted them—and what he described was chilling. Their goal was to give hijabs to as many girls as possible. This was dawah: Islamic proselytizing carried out inside a taxpayer-funded school, directed at children.

@KenPaxtonTX @GregAbbott_TX @DanPatrick

This is NOT okay!

True Texans will never knowingly allow a Muslim recruiting station to be set up at a tax-payer funded public school targeting our kids.

We need to all contact Principal Dooland 972-429-3155 and demand accountability… pic.twitter.com/BTznUuO53a

— Ditto Kitty 🇺🇸 (@mattbox007) February 3, 2026

This is insanity on steroids!