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SUMMARY:Rumi Forum Presents: Culturally Muslim?
DESCRIPTION:Muslims make up about 1% of the American public\, but there are also many Americans who have a connection to Islam but do not personally identify as Muslim. This presentation will discuss which Americans are most likely to personally know someone who is Muslim\, intermarried couples\, people who were raised Muslim but no longer identify\, and people who identify as Muslim but say religion is not very important to them. How common are there situations? Are these patterns more common among some demographic groups than others?  \nREGISTER HERE \nSpeaker: \nBesheer Mohamed is a Senior Researcher at Pew Research Center. He is an expert on the views\, demographic profile and size of U.S. Muslim communities. He also has extensive experience with computational science\, as well as developing best practices for quantitative data collection on small populations. Mohamed has appeared in numerous media outlets and regularly briefs policymakers\, academics and other important stakeholders. He has also published in traditional academic publications through Oxford University Press and NYU Press\, along with the American Sociological Association’s magazine\, Contexts. He received his doctorate in sociology and master’s degree in Middle East Studies from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering from Cornell University.
URL:https://rumiforum.org/event/rumi-forum-presents-culturally-muslim/
LOCATION:Rumi Forum\, 2000 P Street NW Suite #503\, Washington\, DC\, 20036\, United States
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