Muslim voting habits in America have changed in the past, and they are changing again. What issues might draw them to the political right or left? Dalia Mogahed has been studying Muslim Americans for decades. She is a senior scholar at the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding and a former member of President Obama’s Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships. Tune in for an excellent discussion about the diverse ways in which American Muslims connect their faith and their politics.

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Dalia Mogahed comparing evangelicals and Muslims on religion and public life

https://www.ispu.org/muslims-more-private-religious-devotion-less-public-religious-assertiveness/

Dalia Mogahed’s key findings on American Muslims in 2022.

https://www.ispu.org/american-muslim-poll-2022-key-findings/

Dalia Mogahed’s podcast on the Qur’an

https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/quran-conversations/id1751858926

2024 election analysis by Dalia Mogahed on Muslim voter preferences and opinions in three key swing states.

https://www.ispu.org/winning-muslim-votes-2/