This edited volume is a collection of research and reflections on mental health issues faced by American Muslims. It draws from various sources, including the past 17 Annual Muslim Mental Health Conferences, and features the expertise of academics, researchers, clinicians, and practitioners from the public and private sectors. The editors have carefully selected subject matter experts with many.years of experience to contribute to the chapters. Some topics discussed in this book are being explored in an academic context for the first time, making a unique contribution to the literature on mental health. This resource is valuable for individuals interested in cultural understanding and culturally sensitive practices when working with Muslims, as well as those struggling with mental health challenges and their families and friends.