"Muslim-American" refers to individuals in the United States who identify as Muslims, practicing the faith of Islam. This community is diverse, encompassing various ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds, including Arab, South Asian, African American, and Latino Muslims, among others. Muslim-Americans contribute to various aspects of American society, including politics, business, and the arts. They often celebrate both their religious traditions and their American identity, participating in events like Eid and Ramadan while also engaging in national holidays and civic activities.