United States — A new audiobook release titled Islam in the Heartland of America is offering listeners an authentic, thoughtful exploration of what it means to be Muslim in the United States today. Written and narrated by Imam Omar Hazim, the audiobook provides an insider’s perspective on faith, identity, and community life in America’s heartland—far from the stereotypes often portrayed in mainstream media.
Now available on major audiobook platforms, Islam in the Heartland of America presents a reflective narrative grounded in real experiences of American Muslim communities. The audiobook addresses themes of faith, belonging, and cultural understanding, making it timely for listeners interested in religion, social identity, and American diversity.
A Human-Centered Look at Islam in America
Rather than focusing on headlines or political debates, the audiobook centers on everyday life—how Muslims in America practice their faith, engage with their neighbors, and navigate cultural misunderstandings. Imam Omar Hazim draws from years of leadership and community engagement to present Islam as it is lived by millions of Americans: thoughtfully, peacefully, and with deep roots in American values.
Listeners are introduced to stories that highlight interfaith dialogue, community building, and the shared moral foundations that connect people of different religious backgrounds. The audiobook emphasizes that Islam in America is not a foreign concept, but an integral part of the nation’s social and cultural fabric.
Designed for Audiobook Listeners Seeking Meaningful Content
With the continued growth of audiobooks as a preferred medium for education and reflection, Islam in the Heartland of America is tailored for listeners who value depth, nuance, and thoughtful storytelling. The audiobook format allows audiences to engage with complex topics in an accessible way—whether during commutes, workouts, or quiet moments of reflection.
Topics explored in the audiobook include:
The lived experience of Muslims in the American Midwest and heartland
Faith and identity in a pluralistic society
Overcoming misconceptions about Islam
The role of community and service in Muslim American life
Shared values between Islam and broader American culture
Available Now
“Islam in the Heartland of America” is available for streaming and download at $12.59 across all major audiobook platforms. For more information, visit https://islamintheheartlandofamerica.com/
Additional resources including Friday sermons, Islamic FAQs, and educational materials are available on the website.
Media Note: Imam Omar Hazim is available for interviews to discuss the audiobook, interfaith dialogue, and the American Muslim experience
For more information about the audiobook, please visit: https://islamintheheartlandofamerica.com/about-the-book/
Contact Information:
Islamic Center of Topeka
Website: https://islamintheheartlandofamerica.com/
Email: info@islamintheheartlandofamerica.com
Addressing Misconceptions Through Storytelling