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Muslim Events in Dallas

DFW has one of the fastest-growing Muslim communities in America, but its events are scattered across dozens of masjid calendars from Richardson to Irving to Frisco. Ummah puts them in one feed so you can see what is happening this week and RSVP in a tap.

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The DFW scene

A Community Spread Across The Whole Metroplex

Dallas Muslim life does not have a single center. It is a network of strong suburban communities: Richardson and Plano on the north side, Irving and Valley Ranch to the west, Frisco and Allen pushing north, Arlington holding down the mid-cities. Each has its own masjids, weekend schools, and event calendars.

That spread is the best and worst thing about DFW. There is something happening almost every night of the week, but unless you follow the right five Instagram accounts you will never hear about most of it. That is the gap Ummah closes.

Richardson

A long-established anchor of Muslim life on the north side, with steady lectures, classes, and family programming.

Plano

East Plano is one of the busiest hubs of Muslim community activity in Texas, with large Friday crowds and a packed calendar.

Irving & Valley Ranch

The west-side hub, home to an active young-professional and family scene.

Frisco & Allen

The fast-growing northern edge, where new communities and new event series launch every year.

Arlington

Mid-cities community with strong ties to the UTA student scene.

Carrollton

Quieter northwest pocket with regular halaqas and youth programs.

What's Happening In Dallas

From Texas-sized Eid carnivals to Tuesday-night halaqas, the DFW calendar runs deep. Here is what to look for.

Halaqas and lecture nights

Weeknight knowledge circles and weekend seminars across Richardson, Plano, and Irving, from tafsir series to youth-focused talks.

Eid festivals and carnivals

DFW does Eid big: carnival rides, food trucks, bazaars, and prayer gatherings that fill parks and convention halls.

Charity iftars and galas

Ramadan community iftars plus banquet-hall fundraisers for masjid expansions, schools, and relief organizations.

Youth and MSA events

High school youth nights, sports tournaments, and college events around the UTD and UTA campus communities.

Matrimonial events

A metro this size has a real matrimonial circuit, with moderated mixers hosted by masjids and community groups.

Sports leagues

Basketball, cricket, and soccer leagues run year-round, alongside sisters' fitness classes and family park days.

Islamic events in Dallas this week

Today's and this weekend's Muslim events across DFW, and every listed masjid, live on ummahapp.io.

How it works

Everything in Dallas, in one feed.

Set your location to Dallas and the app shows what is happening near you this week. No app download required to RSVP, and nothing to install for organizers to list.

  • One feed instead of a dozen announcement channels
  • RSVP in a tap, with reminders before the event
  • Free to attend and free for organizations to list
  • Works on the web too, no account needed to browse
Ummah app showing Muslim events near Dallas
Every upcoming event with its date, place and cover, in one table.
For masajid, MSAs, and nonprofits

Run Events In DFW? List Them Free

Whether you organize for a Richardson masjid, a Frisco youth group, or a nonprofit serving the whole metroplex, your audience is already searching for Muslim events in Dallas. A free Ummah page puts your calendar in front of them.

  • List unlimited events free, no platform fee on free events
  • RSVPs, ticketing, and QR check-in in one place
  • Announcements reach followers, not a muted group chat
  • Your community page works on web and in the app

Muslim Events In Dallas: Your Questions

Download the free Ummah app and set your location to Dallas or your suburb. You will see upcoming events from communities across DFW, from Richardson halaqas to Eid festivals, and you can RSVP in a tap. Masjid newsletters and Instagram help too, but Ummah collects the calendar in one place.
Richardson, Plano, Irving, and Frisco host the densest calendars, with Arlington and the mid-cities close behind. Most weeks bring lectures, classes, and youth programs across the north Dallas suburbs, and bigger festivals rotate through parks and event venues.
Yes. DFW's tech and healthcare growth has brought a wave of Muslim young professionals, and the calendar reflects it: networking nights, young-professional halaqas, sports leagues, and matrimonial events. Follow a few communities on Ummah and they will show up in your feed.
Create a free community page, post your events, and they become visible to Muslims browsing DFW. RSVP tracking, paid ticketing, and QR check-in are built in, and free events carry no platform fee.
Ramadan is peak season: nightly taraweeh across the metroplex, community iftars, late-night qiyam programs, and fundraising dinners. Many communities publish their full Ramadan calendars in the weeks before the month begins, so check Ummah early.
The live listings for Dallas are on ummahapp.io, which brings events from masajid, MSAs and community groups across DFW into one list, from Friday halaqas to weekend family programs. In the Ummah app, set your location to Dallas and the same events show up near you, with RSVP in a tap.
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Every halaqa, festival, and iftar across the metroplex. Free on iOS and Android.