Linked below are some articles from the library's collection. These are great sources to find the basic, background info on a topic.
Who are Muslim Americans?
"America is home to one of the most diverse Muslim populations in the world, including people of almost every ethnicity, country, and school of thought. Although they are widely viewed as recent immigrants, the demographics tell a different story. Approximately one-third of the community is African-American, one third is of South Asian descent, one quarter is of Arab descent, and the rest are from all over the world, including a growing Latino Muslim population. While exact numbers are difficult to establish, there are between 3-6 million American Muslims. About one-half of this population was born in the U.S., a percentage that continues to grow as immigration slows and younger individuals start having families."
Excerpted from "American Muslims in the United States," Teaching Tolerance: A Project of the Southern Poverty Law Center
There are many great resources about Muslim Americans both on the web and in the library's collection. Featured below are some great websites to consider, as well as some featured articles.
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The following reports provide statistics and data about Muslim Americans.
Films on Demand is a great database to find short film segments, as well as longer full documentaries. Consider the featured films below, or try a search in the database.
Click on any of the titles to be linked to the ebook, or the record in the catalog to learn more about any of these featured books.
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Available in print Main Collection and online in Gale Opposing Viewpoints in Context
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