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Muslims are a small but growing share of the U.S. population: reliable counts cluster between roughly 3–4.5 million people, representing about 1–1.3% of Americans rather than any demographic “takeover...
The available 2025-targeted materials do not present a single definitive metropolitan ranking compiled in 2025; instead, the best evidence combines legacy metro-level estimates from the U.S. Religion ...
does not collect a direct question about religious affiliation, and for QuickFacts warns that either no or too few sample observations are available to compute certain estimates—meaning there is no AC...
The best available evidence in the provided materials points to the New York metropolitan area as the most likely U.S. metro with the , but a definitive, timestamped metro-level census for 2025 is mis...
Researchers reconstruct religious populations in by stitching together denominational and congregational reports, large-scale surveys, administrative records and statistical modeling — because the is ...
Available projections and state-level counts point to the same places: New York, California, Illinois, New Jersey and Texas currently host the largest Muslim populations and are therefore the likelies...
Available sources do not list US metropolitan areas ranked by percentage growth in Muslim residents from 2010 to 2025; national- and region-level estimates and projections suggest substantial Muslim g...