This document seeks to counter stereotypes about Muslims and Islam by providing facts and statistics. It notes that there are approximately 3.3 million Muslims in the US, accounting for 1% of the population. However, anti-Muslim attitudes and prejudices have intensified in recent years. The Quran preaches diversity, equality, and condemns terrorism and persecution. However, media portrayals of Muslims often promote stereotypes. Common myths include that all Muslims are Arab, that Islam is a violent religion, and that the religion oppresses women. Educators can help by incorporating Muslim voices and perspectives into curriculum and teaching about religious discrimination.