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Muslim Events in Irving

Irving runs one of the busiest Muslim event calendars in North Texas, spread across the Islamic Center of Irving, Valley Ranch, and Las Colinas. Ummah puts all of it in one feed instead of five separate announcement channels.

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The Irving scene

The West Side Hub Of DFW Muslim Life

The Islamic Center of Irving is one of the largest masajid in North Texas, and Valley Ranch Islamic Center and Las Colinas Islamic Center each hold their own weekly rhythm. Masjid-Salaam serves the south of the city, and Yaqeen Institute, which produces research read across the English-speaking Muslim world, is headquartered here.

We currently track 513 events in Irving, more than any other DFW city except Houston and Dallas. That density is why the west side is worth its own feed rather than being folded into a metroplex-wide list.

Valley Ranch

Home to Valley Ranch Islamic Center and an active young-professional and family scene.

Las Colinas

Corporate corridor with a steady lunchtime and evening program calendar at Las Colinas Islamic Center.

North Irving

The Islamic Center of Irving catchment, with the largest Friday and Eid crowds in the city.

South Irving

Served by Masjid-Salaam, with regular halaqas and community meals.

Coppell & Grapevine

Northern neighbours whose families often attend Irving masajid and share the same calendar.

DFW Airport corridor

Convenient for regional conferences and visiting-scholar events that draw from the whole metroplex.

What's Happening In Irving

Irving carries 513 tracked events, more than any DFW city except Houston and Dallas. Here is what makes up that calendar.

Lectures and visiting scholars

Irving pulls regional and national speakers, often hosted at ICI or Valley Ranch.

Halaqas and weekly circles

Weeknight knowledge circles across ICI, Valley Ranch, Las Colinas, and Masjid-Salaam.

Eid prayers and festivals

Multiple Eid shifts across Irving masajid, with family festivals the same weekend.

Youth and sports nights

Basketball, sisters-only sessions, and high school halaqas through the school year.

Fundraisers and banquets

Relief campaigns, masjid operations drives, and community banquet nights.

Conferences and seminars

The airport corridor makes Irving a regular host for weekend seminars drawing the whole metroplex.

Islamic events in Irving this week

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

How it works

Everything in Irving, in one feed.

Set your location to Irving 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 Irving
Every upcoming event with its date, place and cover, in one table.
For masajid, MSAs, and nonprofits

Run Events In Irving? List Them Free

Irving sits on the DFW airport corridor, which makes it the default host city when a seminar, conference, or visiting speaker needs to draw from the whole metroplex. If you are putting on something at that scale, a listing here reaches people well outside your own mailing list.

  • 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 Irving: Your Questions

The Islamic Center of Irving is the largest, with Valley Ranch Islamic Center serving the north and Las Colinas Islamic Center the corporate corridor. Masjid-Salaam covers south Irving. All four post events to Ummah.
Proximity to DFW airport. Weekend seminars and regional conventions routinely pick Irving so attendees can fly in, which is why the city carries 513 tracked events despite being smaller than Dallas or Houston.
Yes. Yaqeen Institute is headquartered in Irving, and its lectures and research events are part of what makes the local calendar unusually dense for a city this size.
Attending is free on iOS and Android. Organizations list unlimited events at no charge, and free events carry no platform fee.
Yes. The Las Colinas corridor runs lunchtime and after-work programming aimed at the professional crowd, which is listed alongside evening and weekend events in the same feed.
They do. Families in Coppell and Grapevine generally attend Irving masajid, so the feed treats them as one catchment rather than splitting them.
The live listings for Irving are on ummahapp.io, which brings events from masajid, MSAs and community groups across Irving into one list, from Friday halaqas to weekend family programs. In the Ummah app, set your location to Irving and the same events show up near you, with RSVP in a tap.
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One Feed For All Of Irving

Every halaqa, lecture, and Eid festival across Irving and Las Colinas. Free on iOS and Android.