Updated: August 30, 2011
From left to right, symbols of Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism and Judaism.
America is the land of the free. The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees citizens many rights, including the freedom of religion.
Unfortunately, despite our nation's diversity in faith, new research shows that fifteen percent of American teenagers cannot name any of the major world religions. Even fewer can name the top five world religions.
How much do you know about faith in the U.S.? Take the "Faith in America" quiz, then watch videos that explore the topic.
Do you know which religion is the fastest growing in the U.S.? Find out how much you know about different religions.
DeSoto, Miss,. is deciding whether to allow prayer before football games.
Schools are starting to recognize important Muslim holidays on their calendars.
Have you ever wondered about the religion of Islam? Wanted to ask what's true and what's not? Watch a video of one man as he tells you about his beliefs. This video was produced by the Muslim American Society to help dispel some of the stereotypes of Islam and to call for peace and unity.
Courtesy: MAS Media
Director: Murad Amayreh; Writer/Actor: Mustafa Gatollari
Hear from the filmmakers of "I Am a Muslim" and students who saw it for the first time
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