Do Muslims have religious freedom?

Religious freedom is one of America's most fundamental liberties, and a central principle upon which our nation was founded. ... Most recently, Muslim communities in the U.S. have faced a disturbing wave of bigotry and outright hostility. ... And the ACLU will continue to defend the civil rights of everyone in our country. read more

Rather the entire Quran, other Islam source materials, and Muhammad’s actions and lifestyle give evidence of what Muslims would ultimately attempt to do if they were given complete religious freedom in America. read more

No. American Muslims overwhelmingly support the U.S. Constitution and do not seek to replace it with Sharia or Islamic law. The vast majority of American Muslims understand Sharia as a personal, religious obligation governing the practice of their faith, not as something American governments should enforce. 26. read more

Religious freedom is one of America's most fundamental liberties, and a central principle upon which our nation was founded. Unfortunately, though, throughout America's history, almost every religious group has been the target of discrimination at one point or another. read more