South Asian Muslims and the American Experience with Ambassador Husain Haqqani

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South Asian Muslims comprise a one-quarter of all first-generation Muslim immigrants in the United States and one-sixth of America’s total Muslim population, with more coming from Pakistan than India, Bangladeshi, or other countries. Despite their minority numbers, South Asian Muslims have an outsized role, raising several questions: how did this come to pass, will it continue, and what are its implications? Where have they excelled and what challenges do they face?