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Being Muslim in America

March 2009

March 2009

The young women pictured on our cover are both Muslim. They live near Detroit, Michigan, in a community with many Arab-American residents. Each expresses her faith in her own way, with a combination of traditional and modern dress. Here, they compete fiercely on the basketball court in a sport that blends individual skills and team effort. They - along with the other men, women, and children in this publication - demonstrate every day what it is like to be Muslim in America.


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Inside This Publication

March 2009

Story and Photos

  • American With a Muslim Soul

    A leader in the interfaith movement writes about what he calls the American ethos - the mixing of tolerance and reverence.


  • Building a Life in America

    With freedom, faith, and hard work, each successive wave of immigrants has added its distinctive contributions to the American story.  And today, this story is the Muslim-American story too.

Timeline

Stats and Facts

  • Statistical Portrait

    Some statistics on the extraordinary Muslim American mosaic of ethnic, linguistic, ideological, social, economic, and religious groups.

People & Places

  • Featured in the photo galleries below are examples of the many contributions Muslims have made to the mosaic of every-day life in the United States.