Question

muslim american scientific innovators
technological pioneers
american muslims have made significant contributions in the fields of science and technology.
rouzbeh yassini:

• from tehran, iran, rouzbeh yassini came to the u.s. to study at college before making strides in the technology industry.
• yassini became an early pioneer in broadband technology, earning the title, \father of the cable modem,\ an invention which enabled widespread access to the internet in an era before wi-fi.

fazlur rahman khan:

• an immigrant from bangladesh, khan did not see a skyscraper until he was 21, though he went on to excel in the field of high - rise architecture.
• khan designed chicagos sears tower (completed in 1973), which was the worlds tallest building for 25 years.
• khans designs became a standard blueprint for modern skyscrapers, earning him the title \einstein of structural engineering.\

farouk el - bar:

• farouk el - bar is an egyptian immigrant who first came to the u.s. for graduate school, where he studied geology.
• el - bar eventually worked in a partnership with nasa, where he was tasked with a revolutionary objective: identifying a landing site for apollo 11, the first manned lunar landing.
• though cutting edge for its era, el - bar accomplished his goals with limited 1960s technology while instructing multiple astronauts on lunar geography.

fazlur rahman khan best serves as a case study in which of the following?
the influence muslim legislators can wield in congress
how immigrants can explore new opportunities in the u.s.
prejudice faced by muslim immigrants in coming to the u.s.

Explanation:

The text about Fazlur Rahman Khan mentions he was an immigrant from Bangladesh who excelled in high - rise architecture in the U.S. This shows how an immigrant explored new opportunities (in the field of architecture) in the U.S. There is no mention of him being a legislator (so the first option is wrong), and there is no indication of prejudice faced (so the third option is wrong).

Answer:

how immigrants can explore new opportunities in the U.S.