Survey: Muslim-Americans

The Gallup survey reveals that Muslim Americans are optimistic about their future in the U.S., with a high percentage feeling they are thriving. Despite this optimism, there are mixed perceptions about their obligation to speak out against terrorism. The survey also highlights a connection between religious observance and civic engagement, with frequent worship attendees being more politically active. Muslim Americans have complex identities, balancing their faith and national identity. However, they show less confidence in institutions like the FBI and military. The survey suggests using mosques as community centers to increase civic participation.

What percentage of Muslim Americans believe they are thriving in the US?

How do Muslim Americans' feelings about their prospects compare to those of Protestants and Catholics?

What was the general sentiment of Americans towards Muslim loyalty according to the survey?

What demographic trend was observed among Muslim Americans in the survey?

What did the survey reveal about the obligation of Muslims to speak out against terrorism?

How do religious observance and civic engagement relate according to the findings?

What recommendations were made regarding the role of mosques in the community?