Since the 1990s, the US has seen a steady increase in the number of Muslim immigrants. According to the report of Pew Research Center, in 1992 where the number of Muslim immigrants was around 50,000, it exceeded 115,000 by 2009.

The reports of Pew Research Center show that the participation of the Muslim community in American society is increasing not only culturally, but also at the level of population.

After the 9/11 terror attacks in 2001, the US strictly strictly witnessed its immigration laws, seeing a slight temporary decline in this growth. But by 2009, this number began to rise again, which indicates the growth of Muslim community in America.

According to the report, every year about 130,000 Muslims can get permanent residence status in America by 2030. The largest number of these is of those coming from Pakistan, which will be around 22,000 per year.

Bangladesh (16,000), Somalia (14,000), Iran (11,000) and Iraq (7,000) will be followed by Pakistan in the list of other Muslim countries coming to America.

Pakistan has the highest number of people coming from Muslim countries in America. A total of 89.5% migrant Muslims present in the US are 96.4% Muslim population Pakistani.

In 1992, the proportion of Muslims was 5.1% of all immigrants who had permanent residence in the US. By 2009 it reached 10.2%.

According to Pew’s estimates, this portion may be increased to 11.4% by 2030, which reflects the strong presence of the Muslim community in the US immigration structure.