Survey on Latino Muslims

Let there be no compulsion in religion: Truth stands out clear from error.
-Quran 2:256

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LADO is conducting an ongoing survey on Latino Muslims in the United States. Statistics about Latino Muslims are difficult to find. We are interested in answering many questions about the Latino Muslim community. Questions such as: Are there more men or women Latino Muslims? In which states, do most Latino Muslims live? Are most Latino Muslims immigrants or native born?

After completing the survey, press the 'Submit Form' button. Your information will remain confidential. This survey is for statistical purposes only. Feel free to answer only those questions you feel comfortable answering. However, answering all questions will help ensure more accuracy in the results of the overall survey. Please encourage Latino Muslims you know to complete the survey. Quality of results depends on the number of Latino Muslim participants.

General Information

Full Name:

E-mail Address:

Year of Birth:

Sex:

Currently Married:

Number of Children:

Spanish Speaking:

State of Residence:

Country of Birth:

Generation American:

Birth Country of Parents

Your Mother:
Your Father:

List the country or countries to which you trace most of your family lineage:

Islam and Latinos

Approximate the Muslim population in your area:
Approximate the Latino Muslim population in your area:
Feel like part of your local Muslim community:	Masjid nearby:
Check all that best describes your madhab/sect:	Sunni Shia Sufi Other Hanafi Maliki Shafi Hanbali Salafi Modernist Reformist Jafari Ismaili Zaydi
How practicing are you in Islam:
Your opinion of the Latino community:
Select the one word that Islam means to you:
Convert/Born Muslim:

The following questions are for Latino Muslim converts. Latino Muslims
raised as Muslims may scroll down toward the end of the survey.

Latino Converts

Year of Shahada:
Previous Religious Affiliation:
How devoted were you in your previous religion:
Check the three most difficult things you faced after becoming Muslim:	Parents Siblings Friends non-Muslim community Muslim community Practicing Learning Other
Check the three most easiest things you faced after coming to Islam:	Parents Siblings Friends non-Muslim community Muslim community Practicing Learning Other
Has your opinion of Latino culture changed since your conversion?:
How would you describe your family's reaction to your conversion?
How would you describe your non-Muslim community's reaction to your conversion?
Please check all other religions you researched in addition to Islam:	Christianity Judaism Hinduism Buddhism Sikhism Baha'i Confucianism Zoroastrianism Atheism Wicca Other
How long did it take you to convert to Islam?:
Since your conversion, has your lifestyle changed:
If you converted, why did you embrace Islam?

Conclusion

Comments and suggestions: