Demographers identify Islam as the world’s second-largest faith, with over 1.8 billion followers globally, making it the fastest-growing religion in the United States. The Muslim community is highly diverse, encompassing various ethnic backgrounds, languages, and nationalities, which adds a new dimension to the diverse character of patients in the healthcare system. The digital guide and video series below aim to help healthcare providers develop policies and procedures for culturally competent care and guide the accommodation of Muslim patients’ religious practices, noting that individual observances may vary.