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The available polling and analyses present for how many Muslim Americans support implementing Sharia law in the United States; estimates vary across studies, time periods, and question wording, and se...
Estimates for the number of Muslims living in the United States range from about 3.0 million (several survey-based estimates) to roughly 4.5 million (the 2020 U.S. Religion Census); Statista lists 3.8...
Available reporting and organizational lists show that as of 2025 there are a small but growing number of Muslim Americans in elected federal office—Wikipedia’s compiled list counts five Muslims elect...
Muslim Americans saw a record surge of local and state wins in 2025, with CAIR-tracked counts ranging from 38 victories out of 76 tracked candidates to reports of 42 total Muslim officials elected acr...
After 2020, reporting shows a clear realignment: some U.S. Muslim and Arab American leaders shifted away from the Democratic Party—fueled largely by anger over the Biden administration’s Gaza policy—a...
Surveys and analyses cited in the provided materials do not produce a direct, recent measurement of how many Muslim American women personally *adhere* to Sharia principles; instead, they offer about M...
The 2017 Pew Research Center national survey of U.S. Muslims did not report a clear, singular finding that "Muslim Americans support Sharia law"; instead, Pew’s U.S. analysis emphasized pride in U.S. ...
Current estimates of the number of Muslims in the United States vary, but the most commonly cited range is roughly 3.0 million to 4.5 million; the 2020 United States Religion Census is often reference...
National research and advocacy groups such as the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU) and the Council on American-Islamic Relations — Michigan (CAIR‑MI) are prominent for statewide ad...
Mosques and Muslim community organizations in the U.S. routinely advise congregants and the public on legal compliance in areas from facility security to zoning, civil-rights defense, and community ou...
Major non‑academic polls show wide variation: a 2015 Center for Security Policy poll claimed 51% of U.S. Muslims “agreed that ‘Muslims in America should have the choice of being governed according to ...