What are remote Muslims?

'Remote Muslims' typically refers to Muslims who live in geographically isolated or rural areas, often far from established Muslim communities or mosques. These individuals may face unique challenges in practicing their faith, such as limited access to Islamic centers, halal food, or community events. With advancements in technology, many remote Muslims now utilize online resources for religious education, virtual prayer services, and social connection. Various organizations and platforms are dedicated to supporting remote Muslims by providing digital religious content and community networking opportunities.