The Senate Resolution, introduced by Senator Smith, designates May 2025 as Muslim-American Heritage Month in Florida, aiming to honor and celebrate the rich heritage and cultural contributions of Muslim Americans in the state. The resolution highlights the historical presence of Muslims in America, beginning with early immigration and the significant contributions of enslaved Africans who were Muslim. It acknowledges the diverse waves of Muslim immigrants who have enriched Florida's communities across various fields, including business, medicine, education, and the arts, while also emphasizing their charitable efforts and humanitarian work.

Furthermore, the resolution recognizes the notable achievements of prominent Muslim Americans, such as structural engineer Fazlur Rahman Khan and businessman Shahid Khan, as well as the political leadership of figures like Keith Ellison and Rashida Tlaib. It underscores the importance of public education and awareness to combat discrimination and foster understanding of the Muslim-American community, which comprises individuals from over 77 countries. By declaring May 2025 as Muslim-American Heritage Month, the Senate aims to celebrate the contributions of Muslim Americans to Florida's diverse identity and social fabric.