estimates show U.S. Muslim population continues to grow
Still, based on our own survey and demographic research, as well as outside sources, Pew Research Center estimates that there were about 3.45 million Muslims of all ages living in the U.S. in 2017, and that Muslims made up about 1.1% of the total U.S. population.
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رحلتي إلى الله 💖 قصة حب للزوجين الكوريين المسلمين يعيشان بالمغرب
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عاملة إغاثة إيطالية تعتنق الإسلام رغم خطفها من جماعة إسلامية متشددة، فكيف علق الإيطاليون؟
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Still, based on our own survey and demographic research, as well as outside sources, Pew Research Center estimates that there were about 3.45 million Muslims of all ages living in the U.S. in 2017, and that Muslims made up about 1.1% of the total U.S. population.
Muslims in the U.S. are not as numerous as the number of Americans who identify as Jewish by religion, according to our estimate. At the same time, our projections suggest that the U.S. Muslim population will grow much faster than the country’s Jewish population. By 2040, Muslims will replace Jews as the nation’s second-largest religious group after Christians. And by 2050, the U.S. Muslim population is projected to reach 8.1 million, or 2.1% of the nation’s total population — nearly twice the share of today.
America
My First Ramadan as a Muslim Revert
This year is special for many reasons. While it is not my first year fasting, it is my first time fasting as a Muslim woman, something I am very thankful and proud of. The circumstances behind this year’s fast have a different sort of connotation — for one, I’m not fasting merely out of curious choice as I did last year, but rather out of the desire to fill a religious obligation.
This year is special for many reasons. While it is not my first year fasting, it is my first time fasting as a Muslim woman, something I am very thankful and proud of. The circumstances behind this year’s fast have a different sort of connotation — for one, I’m not fasting merely out of curious choice as I did last year, but rather out of the desire to fill a religious obligation. Source: https://muslimgirl.com/pre-ramadan/
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I Researched Everything about Islam – American revert Story
My search began with the “Haraam” …why did Islam have so many prohibitions? I read about alcohol, from library books, not Islamic books. I decided, Alcohol would no longer be a part of my life! But I was not a Muslim. Then I researched pork. From the library books I could find. Wow! I never realized how bad pork was for human consumption.
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Muslim Americans Find New Ways To Celebrate Ramadan From Home
From designers and comedians to NBA players, here’s how Muslim Americans are celebrating Ramadan during COVID-19.
From designers and comedians to NBA players, here’s how Muslim Americans are celebrating Ramadan during COVID-19.
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Georgia’s First Ramadan: New Muslim Stories
Sister Georgia chats about her journey to Islam and her experience fasting in her first Ramadan. She is interviewed by Humera Nawaz, an MCC East Bay Board Member.
Sister Georgia chats about her journey to Islam and her experience fasting in her first Ramadan. She is interviewed by Humera Nawaz, an MCC East Bay Board Member.