Western Muslim Minorities: Integration And Disenfranchisement

CAIR Policy Bulletin is dedicated to offering constructive ideas to advance public discourse at all levels of American society.

[This paper is adapted from a lecture given at “Changing Societies and Transatlantic Relations,” co-hosted by the Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Transatlantic Relations and the Robert Schuman Foundation and held in Washington, D.C. October 27-28, 2005]

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American Public Opinion About Islam and Muslims - 2006

In 2004, CAIR commissioned a public opinion survey to gauge anti-Muslim sentiment and found nearly one-fourth of the American public believing anti-Muslim canards and stereotypes.

A replication of the initial 2004 survey was administered in 2005. This report will provide a comparison of both polls in an effort to identify major trends.

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The Mosque in America: A National Portrait

This report presents findings from the Mosque Study Project 2000, the largest, most comprehensive survey of mosques ever to be conducted in the United States. The purpose of the Study is twofold: to provide a comprehensive, detailed portrait of mosques, which can be subsequently used by mosque leaders and Muslim scholars to envision ways to strengthen mosques. Secondly the Study provides a public profile of mosques that will hopefully further the understanding of the Muslim presence in America.

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AMERICAN MUSLIM VOTERS - A Demographic Profile and Survey of Attitudes - 2006

The CAIR Research Center presents here the results of its first scientific survey of American Muslim voters. The poll provides a detailed picture of American Muslim voter demographics and attitudes. To reach a deeper understanding of this sample in its larger American and Muslim contexts, this report compares findings of this poll to other surveys, including U.S. Census Data and public opinion trends.

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A Decade of Growth - CAIR Tenth Anniversary Report, 1994 - 2004

Over the years, CAIR has served as a credible voice for American Muslims, appearing on national and international news shows and in front of Senate committee hearings. It has worked diligently to disseminate accurate information about Islam and Muslims to the American public and policy makers, challenging those who choose to do otherwise.

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Results That Speak for Themselves - 2006 Annual Report

Over the years, CAIR has served as a credible voice for American Muslims, appearing on national and international news shows and in front of Senate committee hearings. It has worked diligently to disseminate accurate information about Islam and Muslims to the American public and policy makers, challenging those who choose to do otherwise.

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