California Senate Resolution 65 honors Mohammed Kahn, an Afghan American Muslim soldier who served in the Civil War.

California Senate Resolution 65 commemorates Mohammed Kahn, an Afghan American Muslim soldier who served in the Union Army during the Civil War. Kahn's service highlights the deep roots of the Afghan American community in the U.S. and the contributions of Muslim Americans. Despite facing prejudice and hardship, Kahn fought bravely and secured a federal pension for his service. The resolution recognizes his legacy and the importance of immigrant contributions to the nation.

California Senate Resolution 65 honors Mohammed Kahn, an Afghan American Muslim soldier who served in the Civil War.

California Senate Resolution 65 commemorates Mohammed Kahn, an Afghan American Muslim soldier who served in the Union Army during the Civil War. Kahn's service highlights the deep roots of the Afghan American community in the U.S. and the contributions of Muslim Americans. Despite facing prejudice and hardship, Kahn fought bravely and secured a federal pension for his service. The resolution recognizes his legacy and the importance of immigrant contributions to the nation.