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  • Hands painted with henna (AP Images)

    American Muslims trace their ancestry to more than 80 countries. America.gov explores the richness of these traditions through the lens of Ramadan.

  • A man praying (State Dept.)

    In December 2007, more than 2,000 Muslims were asked what they would wish to say to the rest of the world. This music video shares what they said.

  • Pictures of children

    Images from Iran, a mobile exhibition of portraits of people in Iran going about everyday life, was designed to help Americans and Iranians better understand each other.

  • A woman's face blended into a patchwork of cloth (State Dept.)

    The United States is a patchwork of diverse ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds. The growing diversity of the U.S. population shapes how Americans identify themselves.

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    America’s Houses of Worship

    Americans are free to worship in any way they choose, and their houses of worship vary as widely as their beliefs. Many structures are historically, as well as religiously, important.

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  • Muslims in America come from 80 different countries and tend to be more educated than the general population.

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