The term "American Muslim" refers to individuals in the United States who practice the religion of Islam. This diverse group includes people of various ethnic backgrounds, including Arab, South Asian, African American, and Latino, among others. American Muslims contribute to the cultural, social, and economic fabric of the country, participating in various professions and community activities. American Muslims may observe religious practices such as daily prayers, fasting during the month of Ramadan, and attending services at mosques. They often engage in interfaith dialogue to promote understanding and cooperation among different religious communities. The American Muslim experience is shaped by both their faith and their identity as Americans.