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A Journalist's Guide to Reporting on Islam and Muslims

Gain a better understanding of Muslims and Islam with this guide prepared by the Council on American-Islamic Relations

A Journalist's Guide

American Muslim Pathways

"Discover the history of Muslims in America, from their African kingdoms of origin until today. Presented by leading scholars in the humanities."

Written histories, podcasts, workshops, and films.

American Muslim Pathways

Being Muslim in the American heartland continues to evolve - The Associated Press

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The oldest surviving purpose-built mosque in the U.S. was erected in Cedar Rapids, Iowa by immigrants from Lebanon. Today, their descendants and newcomers from Afghanistan, East Africa and beyond continue to redefine being both Muslim and American in the heartland. (The Associated Press Video: Jessie Wardarski)

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Covering American Muslims Objectively + Creatively

Covering American Muslims Objectively and Creatively front cover page

A guidebook for media professionals prepared by the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding

Media Guide

Islam for Journalists: A Primer on Covering Muslim Communities

Editors: Lawrence Pintak and Stephen Franklin

A resource for journalists who want to learn about Islam, Muslims, and how to report on Muslims in a balanced and accurate way.

Read Islam for Journalists

Renovatio

A journal that explores ideas of the past and present world, offering timeless wisdom and meditations on perennial questions.

Renovatio

Talks and Lectures by Dr. Yaqub Mirza

Explore Dr. Yaqub Mirza’s talks and lectures that reflect his wisdom, faith, and lifelong commitment to service.

Talks and Reflections from Dr. Yaqub Mirza