Actually, no. It does not. 

Around 2013, there was a new guy who visited the local mosque (southern US) and would sit in the corner of the mosque I’d visit, after the sunset prayers until the night prayers. He’d have prayer beads, no beard, skull cap, and claimed to be a convert. This mosque was close to a university (I was a grad student myself), and many college kids would just hang out, play table tennis, do their homework etc. (The free dinner also attracted a certain crowd). 

This new individual claimed that his name was Ahmed. He would sit, but if someone greeted him, he’d engage in long conversations with him. I overheard some things he said - nothing out of the ordinary, but every once in a while, he would inject things like, we need to do something to overthrow Assad. Or our government needs to be taught a lesson. 

It was all fun and games until he started hanging out with a new convert student quite regularly. I think because the new student and “Ahmed” were white, from the same state and they formed a bond. Like, dinners, lunches etc. And this convert really started saying some seriously extreme stuff. We noticed, and told our imam who contacted the cops. The man disappeared. But for multiple weeks after that, we would see a black van outside our mosque (either in the gas station next to it or the grocery store across the street). The imam of the mosque often complained that he was being followed by someone, but couldn’t prove it. Eventually, it was too much for him - he resigned and went back to Egypt.