I can only speak for myself and my friends, but as Muslims...
We very much enjoyed this movie. Indeed, I had been looking forward to it, and was surprised when it didn't get a wider release in theaters. I cannot express enough that this movie made fun of TERRORISTS, not Muslims. And it was quite enjoyable. I highly reccomend it to people who might not otherwise be ideologically inclined to such films, because it will dispell the misconception some may have that conservative humor comes at the expense of offensiveness.
Many people might not know this, but with the exception of the last election, the vast majority of American Muslims (not counting Nation of Islam and other home-grown movements) generally vote and associate with Republicans. This predominately has to do with shared social conservative values. Alternatively, as anyone who saw Colin Powell's endorsement of Obama knows, there are over 3,500 or so of us actively serving in the military (might not seem like much, but the general population of Muslims living in the US is rather comparatively small itself), so in that respect we are also very pro-troops. Add to that the fact that the vast majority of us hate the terrorists for giving us a bad name, and it perhaps becomes more understandable why, rather than being offensive, many American Muslims would likely enjoy it.
First Gaddafi will build the United States of Africa. Then the Caliphate.share