ISPU believes rigorous research in the right hands advances us toward our mission of informing every decision and dialogue about American Muslims with data. In an effort to create more pairs of those right hands, ISPU, in partnership with GlocalNet and Multi-Faith Neighbors Network, plans…

The US Mosque Survey 2020 found a sharp decrease in African American Mosques and the number of African American attendees. In 2020, African American mosques comprised 13% of all mosques, but in 2010, African American mosques accounted for 23% of all mosques—a 43% decrease. This…

A year and a half into COVID-19 pandemic, we have published new reports and explored with partners certain trends in regards to important aspects of pandemic life, including vaccine uptake and hesitancies, masking habits, mental health, and more, among American Muslim communities. This webinar will discuss these…

Expanding on findings from the American Muslim Poll 2020, a new analysis by ISPU Director of Research Dalia Mogahed explores the dynamics of stigma and support when it comes to substance addiction, abuse, and recovery in American Muslim communities. Our research found that 37% of Muslims…

Disability in Muslim communities is seldom studied, nor is the communities' perception of disability examined in an evidence-based manner. ISPU aims to discover the facts about Muslims with disabilities in the United States, examine the challenges faced by those living with disability and their families,…

ISPU has partnered with Saturna Capital and Shariawiz to offer an informative webinar on planned giving and wills on Thursday, February 24 at 7PM EST. We’re sharing this opportunity to provide peace of mind, knowing that, amidst a pandemic, we are regularly reminded of how…

 In partnership with the Stanford Muslim Mental Health & Islamic Psychology Lab, ISPU set out to discover the impact of COVID-19 on the mental health of Muslim Health Care Workers (MHCW) in the United States. Since the spring of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has nearly…

Opposition to the construction and expansion of mosques and community centers for Muslims in the United States has been documented since the 1980s. The growth of the Muslim community in the U.S. and the emergence of more prominent and purpose-built dedicated places of worship made…

In its sixth installment, American Muslim Poll 2022: A Politics and Pandemic Status Report presents an updated demographic profile of American Muslims, a deeper look into the Islamophobia Index, an update on civic engagement stats, and an investigation into opinions on hot button issues that…