Huraian
American Islam tells a story most Americans have never been taught: that Muslims were not late arrivals to the United States but co-authors of it, present at every chapter of the national story. Published by The East-West Foundation to mark the nation's two hundred and fiftieth year, this concise volume traces an unbroken thread from the founding to the present-and argues that the resources for mending a fractured republic are older, and closer to hand, than we tend to assume.