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| Judge Hany Mawla |
Mawla has become one of the distinguished personalities in the history of Arab Americans and Muslim Americans not to mention the Egyptian Americans.
Judge Mawla's parents had left Egypt when he was only 2 years old.He studied law at Rutgers University and Seton Hall university. He has practiced law since 1999 when he was admitted to the NJ bar.Before becoming a judge , he was a partner in Greenbaum Rowe Smith & Davis LLP. He is also a commissioner in NJ civil rights commission.
Judge Mawla as I could see has been active in clarifying all the misunderstanding about Islam and the Arabs giving leactures about Sharia and so on.
I am so proud of Mawla , a new achievement for the decedents of the pharaohs in the new World :)
I wish that he will be a fair judge , a real fair judge because this is one hell of challenge
for the decedents of the pharaohs
ReplyDeleteNo one has been able to make a valid claim that they are decended from any Egyptian pharaonic dynasty.
There are even theories that first pharaos were blacks, which Egypt systematically denies. Pan Arabs and pharaos .. lol
He may be the first Muslim but he is certainly not the first Arab-American to be a judge. Arab Christians count too!
ReplyDeleteNot a big deal... a few other Arab-American judges:
ReplyDeleteCharles A. Abdella, First Justice, East Brookfield District Court (Massachusetts)
Caram Abood, Judge, 47th Judicial District, Pennsylvania
Charles D. Abood, Judge, Ohio 6th District Court of Appeals
Philip T. Abraham, Circuit Court Judge, Oregon
Lawrence Ackels, Jr., Judge, Texas
Fred Anthony, Judge of Probate, Shelton
Louis E. Azar, Probate Judge, City of Central Falls
George N. Asack, Probate Trial Court Judge, Massachusetts
Miriam D. Balanoff, Circuit Court Judge, Illinois
Robert Balanoff, City Court Judge, Cook County, Illinois
James Barakatt, Judge, California
Rosemary Barkett, Chief Justice, Florida Supreme Court
David Baroody, Judge, South Carolina
John Baroody, Judge, New York
Richard Berry, Superior Court Judge, Iowa
Richard G. Berry, Municipal Court Judge, Los Angeles County
George L. Betro, Court Chief Judge, Utica City, New York
Peter Michael Curry, Senior District Judge, Texas
Peter C. Deddeh, Superior Court Judge, San Diego, California
George Ellis, Senior Judge, Harris County, Texas
John E. Ellis, Circuit Court Judge, Mississippi
James Gabriel, Chief Judge of the Bankruptcy Court, Massachusetts
Peter Haddad, County Court Judge, Brevard County, Florida
William James Haddad, Judge of the Circuit Court, Cook County, Illinois
Ernest S. Hayeck, Trial Court Judge, Massachusetts
Morphis A. Jamiel, Probate Judge, Town of Warren
Moses Kando, Judge, Workers Compensation Commission
Paul Kfoury, Judge, New Hampshire
Thomas Malik, Judge, Louisiana
Anthony Mansour, Circuit Court Judge, Michigan
Martin Mansur, District Court Judge, Minnesota
Frederick M. Marshall, Supreme Court Judge, New York
Alfred Monsour, District Judge, Louisiana
Alfred Morad, Judge, Southeast Wayne County
John L. Murad, Justice, New York State Supreme Court
Robert A. Nader, Judge, 11th District, Court of Appeals, Ohio
Joseph Nahra, Judge, Ohio 8th District Court of Appeals
Charles Najjar, Judge, Birmingham, AL
Woodrow Nasser, Judge, Terre Haute Superior Court
Kenneth P. Nasif, Justice, Attleboro District Court / Bristol County Juvenile Court (Massachusetts)
George Nazarian, Probate Judge, City of Pawtucket
Deeb G. Sarkas, Judge, Administrative Adjudication Division, Probate Judge, City of Central Falls
William Shaheen, Judge, Durham District Court (New Hampshire)
M. John Shamo, Recorder's Court Judge
Joseph J. Solomon, Municipal Court Judge, City of Warwick
William G. Tajra, Probate Judge, City of Central Falls
Raymond A. Thomas, Probate Judge, Town of Bristol, Rhode Island
Richard Unis, Judge, Oregon Supreme Court
Ernest George Williams, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge
Source: http://www.aaiusa.org/arab-americans/3930
@John: there are also theories that aliens built the pyramids and there are theories that the origins of the ancient Egyptians might be in Arabia, some also advocate a theory that Cleo was black. Go and pay a visit to the British museum there are images showing the relationship bet ancient Egyptians and Black Africans and it certainly doesnt seem like they were meeting family or ancestors.
ReplyDeleteEgyptians are those who lived before and now in Egypt doesnt matter what color, shape or size they were/are. Stop being racist
Anon who commented to John...I don't agree with some bloggers on many things, but I can tell you as a Black who lived in Egypt with my husband that MANY Egyptians are indeed racists against Blacks.
ReplyDeleteI didn't say all, and would never say that, but there are dynamics that are very disturbing when a people look down on another because of colour.
If John is racist so be it...so are a lot of Egyptians that I have met.
If your a man, and in a divorce case, I'm told you haven't a chance at a fair trial. This is well documented. His religion is a factor in the way a male is treated.
ReplyDeleteMy son has been going through a hilasious divorce in Hunderton County, NJ for past 3 going on 4 yrs. Amen to the way he's been treated! My heart is broken for what he has had to endure. No justice. F.Y.I. I'm a CATHOLIC!
DeleteI lost everything, wholly due to Judge Mawla.
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