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.
A leader in the interfaith movement writes about what he calls the American ethos - the mixing of tolerance and reverence.
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.
A timeline of notable Muslim-related events in U.S. history from 1619 to 1934.
A timeline of notable Muslim-related events in U.S. history from 1957 to 2007.
Some statistics on the extraordinary Muslim American mosaic of ethnic, linguistic, ideological, social, economic, and religious groups.
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