State Representative
Alabas Farhat
Dearborn | 3rd House District
Serving 92,503 constituents in east and central Dearborn and northwest Detroit
AlabasFarhat@house.mi.gov
(517) 373-0144
Office: S-587 House Office Building
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Wishing all my friends, family, and Muslim neighbors a blessed Eid Mubarak!
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March is reading month! Throughout the entire month, I’ve been visiting schools across the district to share the importance of building early reading habits.
I’m grateful to the wonderful teachers and students who welcomed me to their schools!
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Today’s pastime until Iftar? Marching in the St Patrick’s day parade in Detroit!
Happy St. Patrick’s day everyone!
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In case you forgot, this is what a backbone looks like. Grow one and stand up for trans rights
With temperatures plummeting below zero, it’s crucial to stay warm.
Here’s a helpful guide that lists nearby warming centers and locations where you can go if you lose power or need a place to warm up.
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Every month, I host a coffee hour at a local business to share updates from the capital.
During these coffee hours, you’ll hear about upcoming bills, have an opportunity to raise concerns, and, of course, enjoy an excellent cup of coffee.
This month’s coffee hour is on Friday, January 24th, at 11 am. The location is 5461 Schafer Rd, Dearborn.
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Did they know you plan to raise their taxes? Idiot!
Miller Elementary in the capital! I had the privilege of bringing 70 students and their parents onto the house floor today.
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Very cool!
Today, I joined my colleagues in Detroit to celebrate the signing of my bill, the Michigan Innovation Fund. This bipartisan legislation will support our homegrown entrepreneurs by giving them the investments they need to build strong businesses here in Michigan.
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Let them get their own money! Moron!
Today, the House of Representatives unanimously voted to designate a portion of highway I-94 in Wayne County as the "Corporal Mohamed Said Memorial Highway." Corporal Said dedicated his life to serving others and protecting the city of Melvindale, which he loved so deeply. Today, and every day, we will honor Corporal Said's legacy.
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Propad devices are a serious threat to security in our neighborhoods. After hearing your concerns about these devices, I worked with State Representative Denise Mentzer to pass much needed legislation to prevent auto theft in Michigan communities.
New Michigan laws target high-tech vehicle theft devices, aim to curb auto theft
www.freep.com
New laws make it a crime to possess, use or intend to use computers, other devices to help steal vehicles, especially those with push button starts.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Alabas Farhat IN THE NEWS
Farhat Delivers AEDs to Cody, Fordson High Schools
State Rep. Alabas Farhat (D-Dearborn), center right, delivers an automated external defibrillator (AED) to Cody High School on Friday, [...]
Legislators Celebrate Increased Public Safety in Michigan
State Reps. Alabas Farhat (D-Dearborn) and Denise Mentzer (D-Mount Clemens) testify in a Senate committee on Thursday, June 20, [...]
Farhat Champions Strong Investments
State Rep. Alabas Farhat (D-Dearborn) testifying on his bill on June 20, 2024, in the Michigan Capitol Building in Lansing. [...]
Wishing all my friends, family, and Muslim neighbors a blessed Eid Mubarak! ... See MoreSee Less
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March is reading month! Throughout the entire month, I’ve been visiting schools across the district to share the importance of building early reading habits.
I’m grateful to the wonderful teachers and students who welcomed me to their schools! ... See MoreSee Less
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Today’s pastime until Iftar? Marching in the St Patrick’s day parade in Detroit!
Happy St. Patrick’s day everyone! ... See MoreSee Less
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In case you forgot, this is what a backbone looks like. Grow one and stand up for trans rights
With temperatures plummeting below zero, it’s crucial to stay warm.
Here’s a helpful guide that lists nearby warming centers and locations where you can go if you lose power or need a place to warm up. ... See MoreSee Less
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Every month, I host a coffee hour at a local business to share updates from the capital.
During these coffee hours, you’ll hear about upcoming bills, have an opportunity to raise concerns, and, of course, enjoy an excellent cup of coffee.
This month’s coffee hour is on Friday, January 24th, at 11 am. The location is 5461 Schafer Rd, Dearborn. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentComment on Facebook
Did they know you plan to raise their taxes? Idiot!
Miller Elementary in the capital! I had the privilege of bringing 70 students and their parents onto the house floor today. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentComment on Facebook
Very cool!
Today, I joined my colleagues in Detroit to celebrate the signing of my bill, the Michigan Innovation Fund. This bipartisan legislation will support our homegrown entrepreneurs by giving them the investments they need to build strong businesses here in Michigan. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentComment on Facebook
Let them get their own money! Moron!
Today, the House of Representatives unanimously voted to designate a portion of highway I-94 in Wayne County as the "Corporal Mohamed Said Memorial Highway." Corporal Said dedicated his life to serving others and protecting the city of Melvindale, which he loved so deeply. Today, and every day, we will honor Corporal Said's legacy. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Propad devices are a serious threat to security in our neighborhoods. After hearing your concerns about these devices, I worked with State Representative Denise Mentzer to pass much needed legislation to prevent auto theft in Michigan communities. ... See MoreSee Less
New Michigan laws target high-tech vehicle theft devices, aim to curb auto theft
www.freep.com
New laws make it a crime to possess, use or intend to use computers, other devices to help steal vehicles, especially those with push button starts.0 CommentsComment on Facebook