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The Spiritual Edge: A History of Islam in America

A public conversation and a week of searching for personal and community identity

When I came home from a program at the JCC, I went to the computer and typed "Muslims living in Indianapolis." up popped a post:

IU Researchers Tackle State, National, and Global Challenges

Arab Hoosiers' hidden history uncovered in documentary screened at HEPL Fishers - WISH-TV | Indianapolis News | Indiana Weather

The fraught and unforgettable: How Malcolm X's legacy lives on in America

Some credit the autobiography of the Black Muslim icon, who was shot dead 54 years ago, with bringing more Americans to Islam than the Quran itself

Dr. Edward Curtis On Amplifying Indy's Arab Voices

Dr. Edward E. Curtis IV explores the hidden history of Indy’s Arab immigrants in his new book and documentary out now.

Arab Indianapolis: A Hidden History

Author Edward E. Curtis IV explores the Arab American experience in Indianapolis.

Unbeaching Midwestern History With Muslim Stories

Syrian Muslims have long been a part of the mosaic of people in Midwest America. The stories of their grit and determination are the sources for the book Muslims of the Heartland.

'Arab Indianapolis' documents Arab Hoosiers' past and present

"Arab Indianapolis" by Dr. Edward E. Curtis IV will be released on June 7. The book documents Arab Hoosiers' past and present and the community's contributions to the state's culture and economic growth.

Muslims of the Heartland

Muslims of the Heartland Syrian immigrants became peddlers in Illinois, farmers in the Dakotas, grocers in Iowa and factory workers in Indiana. They built mosques, joined 4-H and went hunting. They created a life that was Arab, Muslim and American, all at the same time. Author Edward E. Curtis IV will discuss book as part of the “For the People” lecture series, which features bold thinkers with unique insights into the people of America.