"Muslims for Trump" fascinates me.
And I think it makes sense, but certainly flies in the face of PC logic/rhetoric.
I think peace-loving Muslims (aka overwhelming majority) despise militant acting, terrorist-type Muslims as much, perhaps more, than anyone. Trump strikes me as saying what many are thinking, minus the filter that finds diplomatic/PC way to explain that type of thinking. I don't see Trump as anti-Islam, and to have even one Muslim say they see this, helps my non-Islamic take on this.
I do think Trump stands better chance at being non-interventionist, but not that he's made isolationism a clear foundation in his platform. I like to think he'll mature on all this and still not give into PC double-speak. Hillary, I think is entrenched in double-speak, so I could see why non leaders in Muslim world would not trust her.
Either way, neither Trump or Hillary are acting alone if they gain position of POTUS. The signal it sends to the world will be as varied in interpretation as it is in the U.S., but again, the idea that "Muslims for Trump" exists right now helps with perspective going forward, as I think most Americans assume all Muslims (without exception) would despise Trump and prefer Hillary's PC take on how to handle that significant aspect of foreign, and even domestic, policy.