This week the Pew Research Center's Daily Number featured several findings from a recent survey by the Center on Muslim Americans. Among the survey's findings, 55% of Muslim Americans say that life for them has become more difficult since 9/11. Nevertheless, Muslim Americans are overwhelmingly satisfied with the way things are going in their lives (82%) and continue to rate their communities very positively as places to live (79% excellent or good). Explore more featured findings > 

Capital News Service reports on the challenges and opportunities that Muslims in Maryland say they have faced in the decade since 9/11. The article quotes Pew Forum Senior Researcher Greg Smith and cites several findings from a recent Pew Research Center report on Muslim Americans' attitudes.

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