America's Muslim Capitals
While the Ground Zero mosque generates nationwide debate, America has become a country of thousands of mosques, cultural institutions and halal restaurants. VIEW OUR RANKING of America’s 30 Muslim centers.
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#1, Detroit, Michigan
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#2, Washington, D.C.
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#3, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
#4, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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#5, New York, New York
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#6, Atlanta, Georgia
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#7, Peoria, Illinois
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#8, San Francisco, California
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#9, Houston, Texas
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#10, Chicago, Illinois
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#11, Cleveland, Ohio
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#12, Columbus, Georgia
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#13, Toledo, Ohio
#14, Boston, Massachusetts
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#15, Lansing, Michigan
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#16, Los Angeles, CA
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#17, Buffalo, New York
#18, New Orleans, Louisiana
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#19, Albany, Georgia
#20, Columbia, Missouri
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#21, Nashville, Tennessee
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#22, Dallas, Texas
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#23, South Bend, Indiana
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#24, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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#25, Hattiesburg, Mississippi
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#26, St. Louis, Missouri
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#27, Knoxville, Tennessee
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#28, Shreveport, Louisiana
#29, Lincoln, Nebraska
