Listen to Muslim silent majority in US | csmonitor.com

By Ahmed Nassef

NEW YORK When Americans think of a Muslim American, most probably envision a bearded man or veiled woman, speaking accented English and holding traditional, conservative views of the world.

Although the reality is much different – most of the nation’s Muslims are American-born converts or second-generation immigrants, not particularly religious, and liberal – you’d be hard-pressed to learn this by watching most Muslim spokespeople in the media.”

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