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Mufti Muhammad Sadiq was the first missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in the United States. He settled in Chicago and sought to convert African Americans to Ahmadiyya interpretation of Islam.

A statue of the Buddha shielded by Mucalinda, a snake like being who shielded the Buddha from the elements after the Buddha's enlightenment.

A picture of a statue from the old Mt Sinai hospital.

The Mount Zion Women’s Sisterhood publicized the ideal Jewish home. Here, in 1949, they are seen modeling how to set the table properly for the Jewish holidays.

Designed by Bauhaus architect Eric Erich Mendelsohn, construction at Mount Zion Temple's current home began in 1953. This black and white image taken in 1955 captures the exterior of the structure, facing the educational wing.

Pictured is the main entrance to Mount Zion Temple’s on Summit Ave, designed in 1953 by famous Bauhaus architect Eric Mendelsohn.

Mount Zion congregants and clergy gathered with Black community leaders as part of a Black-Jewish dialogue program. They are pictured outside of the Summit Avenue Temple in protest against the oppression of Black South Africans under apartheid…

The Mother Mosque of America, in Cedar Rapids, IA, is the oldest purpose-built mosque still being used as one today,

This chart shows the composition of the US Muslim adult who are immigrants, as well as the place of birth for foreign born US Muslims. The chart also shows the race and ethnicity of US Muslims.

Mosque Maryam in Chicago is the headquarters of the Nation of Islam. It was originally built as a Greek Orthodox Church, and was later converted into a mosque.