The untold truth of Rashida Tlaib’s husband

Who is Fayez Tlaib?

Fayez Tlaib is somewhat unknown in the media, and only goes by being Rashida’s now ex-husband. He was born on July 1, 1976 in Beit Ur al-Fauqa, a Palestinian village in the governorate of Ramallah and al-Bireh in the northern West Bank. The two married in 1998 when Rashida was just 22 and eventually divorced in 2015, but not before welcoming two sons, Adam and Yousif. Fayez has remained out of public life, and there is no information about him or his current whereabouts.

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Rashida Tlaib Wiki – Age, Childhood & Upbringing

Born Rashida Harbi on July 24, 1975 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, she is the eldest of 14 children born to working-class parents.

Growing up, she took care of her younger siblings while her parents worked to support the family. She attended Southwestern High School, from which she enrolled in 1994. After which, she enrolled at Wayne State University, from which she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 1998 Then Rashida continued her education by earning a Juris Doctor degree from Western Michigan University Cooley School of Law.

Early career

Rashida’s political career began in 2004 when she was an intern under Steve Tobocman.

Three years later, Steve took the position of Majority Floor Leader and Rashida became a member of his team. The following year, she ran for her seat, as Tobocman had to relinquish her position due to term limits, and won the vote with over 90% to her name.

Two years later, Rashida had to fight for re-election because Jim Chazchorowski was her challenger. Nonetheless, Rashida got 85% of the vote, while in the general election she got an impressive 92% of the vote, when her opponent was Republican Darrin Daigle. Rashida went on to win elections as in 2012 she was re-elected to the Michigan House.

Two years later, she had to decide what to do further in her career, as she could no longer run for the seat due to term limits. She opted for the Michigan Senate, however, she lost the election to Virgil Smith Jr.

Rashida then served as a legislator until she decided to run for the United States House of Representatives seat in Michigan’s 13th congressional district. She won the Democratic nomination in 2018 and went unopposed in the general election, becoming the first woman of Palestinian ancestry in Congress and the first Muslim woman to serve in the Michigan legislature.

Access to notoriety

Upon being sworn into Congress on January 3, 2019, Rashida shot to fame and became popular among a number of Palestinian and Palestinian-American women.

Being against Israeli oppression against the Palestinians, she was banned from entering Israel and strongly opposes current President Donald Trump and his administration. She openly supported Trump’s impeachment efforts, which only boosted her popularity.

Additionally, Rashida criticized Saudi Arabia’s human rights abuses, as well as its actions in Yemen.

Net worth, height, weight and appearance of Rashida Tlaib

His political career contributed a lot to his wealth. His monthly salary is around $15,000, while his wealth is now estimated to be around $800,000, as of early 2020.

Rashida is 1.63m (5ft 4in) tall and weighs around 120lbs~55kg. Rashida’s vital stats are 34-28-34 and her bra size is 33B. She has dark brown eyes and black hair.

Rashida Tlaib Personal Life, Marriage, Divorce, Children

Rashida got married when she was only 22; she didn’t talk much about her marriage and her life with Fayez, including at the time of their divorce, keeping everything a secret until three years later.

According to reports, the two divorced in 2015 – some have reported that Rashida and Fayez are distant relatives, as her ex-husband is related to her mother, Fatmeh Tlaib.

She hasn’t entered love waters since the divorce and is now focused on raising her sons Adam, who is 15, and Yousif, who is nine.

Rashida Tlaib News, Facts, Influence

Since securing a seat in the United States House of Representatives, Rashida has been the subject of numerous tabloids and magazines, digging up everything they could find about her.

She recently appeared at the annual American Muslims for Palestine event held at the Crowne Plaza St. Louis Airport Hotel in Bridgeton, northwest St. Louis.

Rashida has influenced many young Palestinian women to pursue their dreams, and this does not only refer to politics but to other professions. Along with Ilhan Omar, Ayanna Pressley and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, she formed the informal group The Squad, made up of women of color involved in American politics.

Today, more than 90 American Muslims are running for office, and women are also involved.

She has reached younger generations through her Instagram page, on which she has around 350,000 followers. and the number is increasing every day.

Due to her formidable opposition to President Donald Trump, she was arrested in 2016 after disrupting a Trump speech in downtown Detroit. She yelled at him “Our children deserve better” and told him that he should read the constitution.