American Muslims: A History Revealed

A Lebanese homesteader recalls the building of one of the first mosques on the Great Plains.

A 1819 portrait of a formerly enslaved man reveals the presence of Muslims at the nation’s founding.

Malika Bilal tells the story of an immigrant with a 200-page pension file detailing his experiences.

Listen to the story of a South Asian Muslim who made a home for himself in the American Southwest.

Host Aymann Ismail explores how Muslims shaped the imagination of America’s founding generation.

A photograph reveals the rise of Black Muslim life in northern cities during the Great Migration.