06.27.09 - Islamic Model of Healthy Families

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06.27.09 - Islamic Model of Healthy Families
Date: Saturday June 27 (IACC) and
Sunday June 28 2009 at IANT
9:30am-5:00pm

What is Domestic Violence
(Understanding the dynamics of DV,forms of abuse, causes of abuse)
Addressing Mental Health Issues
Marriage & Divorce: Islamic Law and US Law
Realities of Life After Abuse(What does the woman face in the shelter)
Role of Community Members & Leaders in Ending DV

To Insure Promote and Enable Peaceful Muslim Families ;
IACC ; IANT and TMWF present:
a One Day FREE seminar on Domestic Violence

Speakers:
Imam Magid(Vice President of ISNA) and
Salma AbuGeideri Co Director of Peaceful Families Project

Date: Saturday June 27 (IACC) and Sunday June 28 2009 at IANT
9:30am-5:00pm

Place: IACC Multi Purpose Hall and IANT Multi Purpose Hall
Free Materials, Baby sitting ,

Preregistration is required.

For Information Contact hindjarrah@yahoo.com or "Salma Hussaini" hussainisalma@yahoo.com, or info@planomasjid.org


Hind Jarrah, PhD
2005-08 TMWF President
2009 TMWF Outreach Committee chair
Phone: 972-880-4192
Fax 972-548-9717
Cell 214-668-8350
outreach@tmwf.org
www.tmwf.org

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06-14-09 : Muslim Community Annual Dinner

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AA,

Dear friends,

May God bless you with more health, happiness and wealth, the more we take care of others, the more we feel good about ourselves, it is an expression of gratitude to the creator for blessing us with whatever we have.

It is time for us to do our share of good by assisting and supporting the Muslim Community Center for Human services.

Muslim Community Center for Human Services
Invites you to

The Annual Fundraising Dinner
On Sunday June 14 2009 at 6:00 PM
At Marriott Hotel- Grand Ballroom
8400 Freeport Parkway
Irving, TX. 75063

MCC touches many lives.
Please come and listen to our clients,
who were helped by MCC's Domestic Violence and Medical Programs

$25.00 Donation/ per person
Free baby sitting arrangements are available.

For information, go to www.mcc-hs.org.
Or Call MCC for Human Services
817-589-9165 or 817-501-5554
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Who speaks for Islam?

Thursday, July 3, 2008
Who speaks for Islam?
Mike Ghouse

Any one can speak for Islam, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in his last sermon said that, among other things, he is leaving the book of guidance, the Qur’aan for Muslims to follow. It is up to the individual to learn, read and understand one's responsibilities towards oneself and what surrounds; life and enviroment. The intention to assign the responsibility to individuals was to prevent a few from making a business out of it; the clergy business.

God could not have been clearer than that. On the day of reckoning, or in your personal reflective moments of solititude, your bear the responsibility for your words and actions towards others; and not the clergy or even your parents or kids. It is you who will suffer or feel the serenity in you for your actions. Islam is about freedom and individual responsibility and finding the truth is your own responsibility.

There are several translations of Qur'aan ranging from enlightening ones to flawed one’s; One has to sift through them to understand the truth. I recommend the translations by Mohammad Asad, Yusuf Ali and Pickthal. Please remember translations are human and not God’s words. God's words are for our peace and tranquility and cannot be flawed, the flaws are in translations and understanding of it.

To be a Muslim is to be a peace maker, one who constantly seeks to mitigate conflicts and nurtures goodwill for peaceful co-existence of humanity. God wants us to live in peace and harmony with his creation; Life and Matter.

The World Muslim Congress is driven by the Qur’aan, Al-Hujurat, Surah 49:13: "O mankind! We have created you male and female, and have made you nations and tribes that ye may know one another. The noblest of you, in sight of Allah, is the best in conduct. Allah Knows and is Aware."

We are developing a list of speakers who believe “My faith is dear to me, as other's faith is dear to them." We have to build bridges, mitigate conflicts and work for a world of co-existence. Honoring other traditions does not deplete divinity of one's own faith. If you are a Muslim and wanted to be listed as a speaker, I have the responsibility to ask you to read Sura Kafirun presented at this link: http://quraan-today.blogspot.com/2008/07/sura-kafirun-un-believers.html

For National speakers bureau, we are working on developing the list and it will be listed at http://www.worldmuslimcongress.com/. For Dallas /Fort Worth area, please visit http://www.dallasmuslimcenter.com/

Our Mission

Our Mission is to work for a world of co-existence through inclusiveness and participation. As a member of diverse family of faiths, our efforts will be directed towards justice and equity to attain peace for the humankind with a firm grounding in commonly held values. We cannot have advantages at the cost of others. Such benefits are temporary and deleterious to lasting peace. We believe what is good for Muslims has got to be good for the world, and vice versa, to sustain it.

Indeed we aspire to promote goodwill amongst people of different affiliations, regardless of their faith, gender, race, nationality, culture or any other uniqueness blessed by the creator.
Here is a beautiful Chapter (Sura) from Qur’aan that addresses the believers in other systems in the most dignified way, putting every one on par and without putting others down.

God wants justice, fairness, balance and peace for his creation and communicates that through Qur’aan. Indeed, the Qur’aan begins addressing God, as God of the cosmos to include every one and concludes with the chapter addressing the humankind in general. There are lots of distortions and propaganda out there to fill one with hate towards the other and take out one's own peace of mind and peace of others. God is not about that and certainly Islam is not about that. It is your responsibilty to find the truth and if you do, you will find the peace.
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109:1 SAY: "O you who deny the truth!
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
Qul ya ayyuha alkafiroona
قُلْ يَا أَيُّهَا الْكَافِرُونَ (109:1)
Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
Writer’s understanding: Addressing those individuals who denied the truth spoken by the Prophet
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109:2 "I do not worship that which you worship,
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
La aAAbudu ma taAAbudoona
لَا أَعْبُدُ مَا تَعْبُدُونَ (109:2) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:3 and neither do you worship that which I worship! [1]
وَلَا أَنتُمْ عَابِدُونَ مَا أَعْبُدُ (109:3) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:4 "And I will not worship ~hat which you have [ever] worshipped,
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
Wala ana AAabidun ma AAabadtum
وَلَا أَنَا عَابِدٌ مَّا عَبَدتُّمْ (109:4) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:5 and neither will you [ever] worship that which I worship. [2]
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
Wala antum AAabidoona ma aAAbudu
وَلَا أَنتُمْ عَابِدُونَ مَا أَعْبُدُ (109:5) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:6 Unto you, your moral law, and unto me, mine !" [3]
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Islam] [Muhammad:faith of] [Unbelievers]
Lakum deenukum waliya deeni
لَكُمْ دِينُكُمْ وَلِيَ دِينِ (109:6) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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You are welcome to write your comments below
Thank you.
Posted by Mike Ghouse at 9:43 AM

Dallas Masjid leadership criticized

Islamic Association of North Texas (IANT) criticized.

The IANT Board Members have expressed their dissappointment in a letter signed (CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LETTER) by several current and past members "It is painful to watch the split of the community on the issue of IQA School ”. The following article appeared in "my Crescent" magazine today.

When Aswad had to be reinstated at Kaaba, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) set the model of peacemaking through conflict reduction and nurturing goodwill, as an example for us to follow. He asked leader of every tribe to participate, and come together for goodwill and lift Aswad up and set it in the wall.

Indeed, to be a Muslim is to be a mitigator of conflicts and nurturer of goodwill. Given the situation, we need to resolutely refrain from finger pointing at any one. No one should dig in their heels and defend their positions; we should not put any one through that. The time now is simply to come together, set the priorities and work on achieving them.

Please ask people to find the truth first hand before they share it with any one, let the rumor stop at you, it is the Muslim thing to do.

I would urge every Muslim to write goodwill notes here and find solutions in the comment section of the Crescent without blaming any one, and kindly remember that your solution is one of the 99 possibilities, rejection of your idea should be taken with pleasantness and not sourness.

Jazak Allah Khair

Mike Ghouse
www.WorldMuslimCongress.com
www.DallasMuslimCenter.com

Community Elders Criticize IANT Board
http://www.mycrescent.com/community-report/islamic-centers/community-elders-criticise-iant-board.html

( RICHARDSON , TX ) The issue of proper management, transparency and especially handling the Islamic school by the Board Of Directors (BOD) and the Board Of Trustees (BOT) was raised in an open letter to the community. The leadership of Islamic Association of North Texas (IANT) has been under scrutiny since July this year over cutbacks in quality of area’s unique and emerging Islamic School.

“We cannot keep on witnessing the slow deterioration of our organization IANT and the community we have built and nurtured for so long. It is painful to watch the split of the community on the issue of IQA School ”, the letter says. Signed by community elders and former board members, this is an attempt to inform the community in general and bring the issue out of meeting rooms.

In an election forum for the board members at IANT, IQA and current board’s overall performance and bringing change were the key issues. “I really feel our community is ready for change”, said former BOT president Jamal Gharbieh.

Abdullah MacKay who is running to serve as a BOD pointed out that the current board has failed to step up and show leadership. “We need to have clearly defined concrete goals”, he said. “Need to establish a proper system to achieve these goals in five, ten and fifteen years. Board members should be elected to fulfill these goals not to change direction every two years”.


Incumbent Anwar Taufeeq defended their performance and decision of making several cut backs at IQA. “We have to walk within our means”, he said. “We cannot be lavish while compromising the basic needs” he added.

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LETTER

But parents and several community members strongly disagree with board’s performance and question their leadership. Over 55 students have withdrawn from the school. “Many angry parents have left the program of their dreams for their children, the school staff is confused about their future and jobs”, the letter says. “The Imam is unhappy for his vision being diluted and we, the seniors and legal advisor, are frustrated for being ignored upon providing solutions for these issues”.

Nia MacKay who is running for the board mainly to revive dwindling women’s programs at IANT said that “we have to uphold the mission of IANT and serve the community. At present there is unclear hierarchy and unclear rules of the game (so things don’t get done)”. She added that conflict in the community creates when people don’t do their jobs.

The open letter is asking the community to join the efforts in resolving this conflict. “We ask you to please investigate the above and do not let this community be divided.” The letter is signed by former BOT members Mohammed Suleman, M. Al-Amin, Jamal Gharbieh, Tariq Yoonas, Gulam Bakali, Asif Syed, Ashfaq A. Rasheed, Ibrahim Hamideh, IANT’s legal counsel Attorney Khalid Hamideh and Fiazan Khan.

(IANT current board did not respond to requests by The Lone Star Crescent earlier about their decisions for IQA. The Lone Star Crescent will welcome their response and would like to give them opportunity to present their side of the story)

Meet the Dallas Imams

Assalam Alaikum,

Respected community members and leaders, below is a list of respected North Texas Imams that have accepted to participate in "Know our North Texas Imams" event at ICI on August 2nd at ICI after Maghrib.

Saturday, August 2nd, after Maghrib -

1. Imam Yusuf (IANT)
2. Imam Hassan Kariem (Oak Cliff)
3. Imam Sayid (Carrollton)
4. Imam Yaseen (Plano)
5. Imam Khalid (Down town)
6. Imam Khalid (Darul Huda)
7. Imam Hassan (Arlington)
8. Imam Fayyaz (Mesquite)
9. Imam Nadeem (Arlington)
10. Imam Fouad (Denton)
11. Imam Abdul Rasheed (Lewisville)
12. Imam Said Atif (Arlington)
13. Imam Abdus Salam (Arlington)
14. Imam Moujahid (will not attend because of travel)
15. Imam Zia (will not attend because of travel)

Jazak AllahShoaib and NTIC Council

Who speaks for Islam?

Who can speak for Islam?
http://dallasmuslimcenter.blogspot.com/2008/07/who-speaks-for-islam.html
Mike Ghouse

Any one can speak for Islam, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in his last sermon said that, among other things, he is leaving the book of guidance, the Qur’aan for Muslims to follow. It is up to the individual to learn, read and understand one's responsibilities towards oneself and what surrounds; life and enviroment. The intention to assign the responsibility to individuals was to prevent a few from making a business out of it; the clergy business.

God could not have been clearer than that. On the day of reckoning, or in your personal reflective moments of solititude, your bear the responsibility for your words and actions towards others; and not the clergy or even your parents or kids. It is you who will suffer or feel the serenity in you for your actions. Islam is about freedom and individual responsibility and finding the truth is your own responsibility.

There are several translations of Qur'aan ranging from enlightening ones to flawed one’s; One has to sift through them to understand the truth. I recommend the translations by Mohammad Asad, Yusuf Ali and Pickthal. Please remember translations are human and not God’s words. God's words are for our peace and tranquility and cannot be flawed, the flaws are in translations and understanding of it.

To be a Muslim is to be a peace maker, one who constantly seeks to mitigate conflicts and nurtures goodwill for peaceful co-existence of humanity. God wants us to live in peace and harmony with his creation; Life and Matter.

The World Muslim Congress is driven by the Qur’aan, Al-Hujurat, Surah 49:13: "O mankind! We have created you male and female, and have made you nations and tribes that ye may know one another. The noblest of you, in sight of Allah, is the best in conduct. Allah Knows and is Aware."

We are developing a list of speakers who believe “My faith is dear to me, as other's faith is dear to them." We have to build bridges, mitigate conflicts and work for a world of co-existence. Honoring other traditions does not deplete divinity of one's own faith. If you are a Muslim and wanted to be listed as a speaker, I have the responsibility to ask you to read Sura Kafirun presented at this link: http://quraan-today.blogspot.com/2008/07/sura-kafirun-un-believers.html

For National speakers bureau, we are working on developing the list and it will be listed at http://www.worldmuslimcongress.com/. For Dallas /Fort Worth area, please visit http://www.dallasmuslimcenter.com/

Our Mission

Our Mission is to work for a world of co-existence through inclusiveness and participation. As a member of diverse family of faiths, our efforts will be directed towards justice and equity to attain peace for the humankind with a firm grounding in commonly held values. We cannot have advantages at the cost of others. Such benefits are temporary and deleterious to lasting peace. We believe what is good for Muslims has got to be good for the world, and vice versa, to sustain it.

Indeed we aspire to promote goodwill amongst people of different affiliations, regardless of their faith, gender, race, nationality, culture or any other uniqueness blessed by the creator.
Here is a beautiful Chapter (Sura) from Qur’aan that addresses the believers in other systems in the most dignified way, putting every one on par and without putting others down.

God wants justice, fairness, balance and peace for his creation and communicates that through Qur’aan. Indeed, the Qur’aan begins addressing God, as God of the cosmos to include every one and concludes with the chapter addressing the humankind in general. There are lots of distortions and propaganda out there to fill one with hate towards the other and take out one's own peace of mind and peace of others. God is not about that and certainly Islam is not about that. It is your responsibilty to find the truth and if you do, you will find the peace.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
109:1 SAY: "O you who deny the truth!
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
Qul ya ayyuha alkafiroona
قُلْ يَا أَيُّهَا الْكَافِرُونَ (109:1)
Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
Writer’s understanding: Addressing those individuals who denied the truth spoken by the Prophet
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
109:2 "I do not worship that which you worship,
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
La aAAbudu ma taAAbudoona
لَا أَعْبُدُ مَا تَعْبُدُونَ (109:2) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:3 and neither do you worship that which I worship! [1]
وَلَا أَنتُمْ عَابِدُونَ مَا أَعْبُدُ (109:3) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:4 "And I will not worship ~hat which you have [ever] worshipped,
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
Wala ana AAabidun ma AAabadtum
وَلَا أَنَا عَابِدٌ مَّا عَبَدتُّمْ (109:4) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:5 and neither will you [ever] worship that which I worship. [2]
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Unbelievers]
Wala antum AAabidoona ma aAAbudu
وَلَا أَنتُمْ عَابِدُونَ مَا أَعْبُدُ (109:5) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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109:6 Unto you, your moral law, and unto me, mine !" [3]
Topics discussed in this Verse: [Islam] [Muhammad:faith of] [Unbelievers]
Lakum deenukum waliya deeni
لَكُمْ دِينُكُمْ وَلِيَ دِينِ (109:6) Baset - Hussari - Minshawi
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You are welcome to write your comments below
Thank you.

07-19-08 :: Domestic Violence Fund raiser

MCC - Fundraising Event for Domestic Violence"
Muslim Community Center for Human Services
Saturday, July 19th 2008 at 6:30pm

Cordially invites you to our
Annual Fundraising Dinner

Marriott Hotel Solana
5 villages Circle
Westlake, TX 76262
817-430-3848


Saturday July 19th, 2008 6:30 pm Donation $25
(Entertainment by MCC Senior Citizen Group)

Please make checks payable to MCC for Human Services
For information call 817 589 9165 or 817 501 5554

Your opinion

Please feel free to write your opinion

thank you

Mike Ghouse

06-15-08 :: Civic Engagement, Irving Masjid

"A Muslim is Like a Tree: Scouts, Youth, and Civic Engagement"
Sunday, June 15, 2008at 2:00:00 PM
Embassy Suites Irving 4650 W. Airport Freeway,Irving TX.75062

Sponsored by MAS(972)-633-9692 MAS Youth Center of Dallas
Invites you and your family to attened

Benefit Dinner A Muslim is Like a Tree!
Scouts, Youth and Civic Engagement
Keynote Speaker: Imam Mahdi Bray
MAS Freedom Executive Director
Sunday, June 15th
Starting 2:00 PM

Call MYC for more information: (972)-633-9692
Or Abderrouf Khawaldeh @ 2146332186
Baby Sitting provided - Tickets: $20.

Najma Ghouse; the final Journey

Najma's Final Journey

Najma was stoic, she had prepared for this journey, she had jettisoned the anxieties and the desires of worldly living. She was content with the purposeful life she lived, and grateful to the creator for enriching her with a full spectrum of life experiences from serene bliss to utter sadness, loneliness to being loved. No wonder she passed away with a smile on her face, as if saying, I have successfully completed my life as an individual, a woman, mother, sister, daughter, grand mother and a wife and now I need to experience the eternal life.

Continued at: http://www.mikeghouse.net/Articles/Najma's-Final-Journey.asp

Muslim Organizations of North Texas

DFW Area Map (s) - Click here for an inter-active Map: http://tourtexas.com/texasmap_dfw2.html
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Click on the map to see it in a larger size
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We have done our best to categorize, collect and present the following information. It is your responsibility to modify, add or delete information. Please write your notes in the comments link below.

ORGANIZATIONS AT- LARGE

Muslim Community Center for Human Services : http://mcc-hs.org/
P.O. Box 152658, Arlington, TX 76015 (817) 461-8300

CAIR - Council on American Islamic Relations
Ford Road, Dallas, TX 75234 (972) 241-72334

Muslim Legal Fund of America (MLFA)

Texas Muslim Women's FoundationMission: To empower, promote and support Muslim Women and families through educational outreach, charitable and social services in the DFW area.
Phone:972.880.4192 Web Site: http://www.tmwf.org/

Freedom and Justice Foundation (F&J)

World Muslim Congress
Our Mission is to work for a world of co-existence through inclusiveness and participation. As a member of diverse family of faiths, our efforts will be directed towards justice and equity to attain peace for the humankind with a firm grounding in commonly held values. We cannot have advantages at the cost of others. Such benefits are temporary and deleterious to lasting peace. We believe what is good for Muslims has got to be good for the world, and vice versa, to sustain it. Indeed we aspire to promote goodwill amongst people of different affiliations, regardless of their faith, gender, race, nationality, culture or any other uniqueness blessed by the creator.

2665 Villa Creek Dr, Dallas, TX 75234 (972) 919-4466 http://www.worldmuslimcongress.com/ and the blog http://worldmuslimcongress.blogspot.com/

ORGANIZATIONS BY CITY

DFW Area Map (s) - Click here for an inter-active Map: http://tourtexas.com/texasmap_dfw2.html

ARLINGTON

DFW Area Map (s) - Click here for an inter-active Map: http://tourtexas.com/texasmap_dfw2.html

Islamic Society of Arlington
100 Madinah Dr., Arlington, TX 76010 (817) 461-8415

Al-Qur'an was-Sunnah Society - Dallas/Ft. Worth Chapter
1526 S. Center St., Arlington, TX 76010 (817) 548-3134

Al-Maarifah Tutoring Center & School
1033 S. Bowen Rd., Arlington, TX 76014 (817) 795-7995 (817) 548-1995

Ameen People Montessori School
614 Hiett Ave., Arlington, TX 76010 (817) 543-2630

Dar El Eman Islamic Center
5511 Mansfield Dr., Arlington, TX 76017 (817) 466-0505

American Muslim Alliance of Texas
210 Parkmead Ct., Arlington, TX 76014 (817) 472-0648

Dar El Salam Islamic Center
747 W. Lamar Blvd., Arlington, TX 76012 (817) 265-2596

Darul Arqam Islamic School
1600 S. Center St., Arlington, TX 76010 (817) 274-5822

Housing Outreach for Muslim Sisters
P.O. Box 152611, Arlington, TX 76015 1-877-335-4667

The Sisters' Association for Dawa in Arlington
P.O. Box 602, Arlington, TX 76004 (817) 941-1955

Madina Activity Center
P.O. Box 3656, Arlington, TX 76007 (817) 472-7392

Muslim Students' Association at University of Texas at Arlington
P.O. Box 19348 Arlington, TX 76019-0001 (817) 860-0517

CARROLLTON
Institute of Quran and Ahlulbait A.S. (IQA)
1712 E. Beltline, Carrolton, TX 75006 (972) 242 2202

Madinah Masjid of Carrollton
2625 Old Denton Rd. Carrollton, TX 75007(972) 242-5757 (972) 492-7415 (Fax)

Ismaili Jamat Khana & Center
Ismaili Drive, Carrollton, TX 75006 (972) 446-5605

Islamic Association of Carrollton
1901 Kelly Blvd, Carrollton, TX, USA 75007

DALLAS

American Muslim Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 742342, Dallas, TX 75374 (972) 437-0707 (972) 437-5751 (Fax)

American Muslim Caucus
3300 W. Mockingbird Ln., Suite 508, L.B. 58 Dallas, TX 75235 (972) 351-3550

Masjid Of Al-Islam
2604 S. Harwood, Dallas, TX 75215 (214) 421-3839

Nigerian Muslim Association of Dallas
P.O. Box 560871, Dallas, TX 75356 (972) 414-4954

Parkland Hospital Musallah,

DallasSister Clara Muhammad School
2604 S. Harwood St., Dallas, TX 75215

Masjid Ansar Allah
3455 Roberts Ave., Dallas, TX 75215 (214) 565-9225

Masjid Al Haqq
2723 Alaska Ave., Dallas, TX 75216 (214)371-6390

Muslim Students' Association at Southern Methodist University
3912 Jefferson Circle, Plano, TX 75023 (972) 964-1049

Islamic Directions and Enhancement Association
13510 Floyd Rd., Suite 103, Dallas, TX 75243 (972) 671-4332

DENTON

Islamic Society of Denton
1105 Green Lee St., Denton, TX 76201 (817) 566-9256

Muslim Students' Association at Texas Women's University
P.O. Box 24296, TWU Station, Denton, TX (817) 484-6392

Muslim Students' Association at University of North Texas
C/o T. Sharkawy, 1407 Bernard #2019, Denton, TX 76201 (940) 387-7129

DUNCANVILLE

Masjid Al Tawheed
1419 Acton Ave., Duncanville, TX 75137 (972) 709-5042

FORT WORTH
Al-Heydayah Academy
8601 Randol Mill Pkwy., Fort Worth, TX 76120 (817) 265-6667

Bluemound Musallah
5317 Blue Mound Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76106 (817) 625-6211 Ext.131

Islamic Center of Westcreek
5747 Westcreek Dr., Fort Worth, TX 76133 (817) 294-1234

Masjid Ansar Allah
P.O. Box 883, Fort Worth, TX 76101 (214) 428-8122

Masjid Hassan
1201 E. Allen, Fort Worth, TX 76104 (817) 923-5929

Masjid Shakir Dawan
2605 Ennis Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76111 (817) 338-1826

Islamic Unity Center
1207 Country Club Lane, Fort Worth, TX 76112 (817) 496-5281

Islamic Association of Tarrant County
4801 Fletcher Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76107 (817)737-8104

FRISCO
Information missing

GARLAND



Makkah Masjid
http://www.garlandmasjid.com/

3301 W Buckingham Rd, Garland, TX 75042, (972) 675-4000 Get directions


Towheed Foundation
2509 Redbrook Dr., Garland, TX 75040 (972) 495-8705

Islamic Society of Mesquite
5902 Duck Creek Dr. # 14, Garland, TX 75043-6847 (972) 240-2783

GRAND PRAIRE
Islamic Society of Texas
1817 Independence Dr., Grand Prairie, TX 75052 (972) 641-7131

IRVING

Islamic Center of Irving
(ICI) 2555 Esters Road, Irving, TX 75062, (972) 721-9136 (972) 255-1380
 
MOMIN Islamic Center
1019 Perry Rd., Irving, TX 75061 (972) 518-3568

ICI Laramie Musallah
2912 Laramie St., Irving, TX 75062

Islamic School of Irving
2555 Esters Road, Irving, TX 75062 (972) 579-7627

Barkatul Qur'an Center
415 E. Airport Freeway, Irving, TX (972) 255-2268

Anujuman –e- Najmi, Dawoodi Bohra Masjid,
Irving, Texas

LEWISVILLE

Islamic Association of Lewisville
225 N. Poydras St., Lewisville, TX 75057-3953(214) 691-5566

Somali Muslim Women's Association
409 W. Round Grove Rd., Suite 102, Lewisville, TX 75067 (972) 315-0668

MESQUITE

Mesquite Musallah
2417 Gus Thomasson, Mesquite, TX 75150

MID- CITIES

Islamic Association of Mid-Cities
401-B Bedford Euless Rd., Hurst, TX 76053 (817) 282-2114

Ismaili Center Jamatkhana
700 E Harwood Rd, Euless - (817) 267-0323

PLANO

Islamic Association of Collin County
6401 Independence Parkway, Plano, TX 75023 (972) 491-5800

Muslim Students' Association -
Collin County Community College
2800 E. Spring Creek Pkwy., Plano, TX, 75074 (972) 881-5788

Ismaili Center Jamat Khana
Alma road , Plano, TX
East Plano Masjid
http://www.epicmasjid.org/
EPIC1409 SHILOH RDSTE 170
Plano, TX 75074Tel: 972-824-0563

Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam
1850 Hedgcoxe Road, Allen, TX 75013 (972) 727-1522

RICHARDSON

The Islamic Association of North Texas (IANT)
P.O. Box 833010, Richardson, TX 75083 (972) 231-5698

Dallas Central Mosque
840 Abrams Rd., Richardson, TX 75081 (972) 231-6828

Telecom Corridor Musallah
1600 Plano Rd., Suite 100, Richardson, TX 75081

Belal Ethiopian Muslim Community Center
2146 E. Beltline Rd., Richardson, TX 75081 (972) 231-0760

Islamic Services Foundation
888 S. Greenville Ave., Suite 118, Richardson, TX 75081 (972) 437-5466

Islamic Circle of North America - Dallas Chapter
224 E. Spring Valley Rd., Richardson, TX 75081 (972) 669-9625

Muslim Students' Association at University of Texas at Dallas
P.O. Box 830688, SU 21, Richardson, TX 75080 (972) 993-2026 Ext 1544

SHERMAN

Islamic Center of Texoma
P.O. Box 2666, Sherman, TX 75092 (903) 786-9966

WATAUGA

Islamic Center of Watauga (Dar Al-Noor)
6001 Chapman Rd., Watauga, TX 76148 (817) 656-0100

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05-03-08 : TMW Foundation Dinner

05-03-08 : TMW Foundation Dinner
Fundraising Dinner

Host: Texas Muslim Women's Foundation
Location: Oasis Palace Restaurant327 West Spring Valley RD( one block East of Central EXPY) www.oasispalace.com 972-235-6111, Richardson, TX 75081 US
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When: Saturday, May 3, 6:00PM
Phone: 972-880-4192
Your presence is requested to attend a special fundraising dinner to present and discuss The Women's Shelter project

Please R.S.V.P by April 22, 2008.
Dinner will be served from 6-7 PM
Presentation 7:30PM
Your support is greatly appreciated.
Our goal is to raise $400,000

While estimate that it only takes 260 people donating 200/month to achieve this goal, we appreciate any amount you contribute.

Please R.S.V.P. if you are planning to attend. If not , kindly send your donation via mail to TMWF P.O. Box 831419 Richardson, Tx 75083-1419 or donate online at www.tmwf.org
Looking forward to meet and discuss the project with you.

Thank you.

04-18-08 : Pakistan day

04-18-08 : Pakistan day
Pakistan Society of North Texas


Presents
Pakistan Day 2008
Guest of Honor
Consul General of Pakistan
Mr. Mohammad Aqil Nadeem


A Pakistan Day celebration dinner with cultural program and musical entertainment

PSNT Scholarship Committee will present awards to PSNT Scholarship Award Winners

Friday, April 18th, 2008

Time: 8 p.m

Renaissance Hotel Dallas
900 East Lookout Drive, Richardson. TX 75082

For more information and reservations,
Please Call: 214.808.6203

Ticket $50 per person
$100 for VIP

Click here for the flyer

05-02-08 : Open house, Irving Masjid

05-02-08 : Open house, Irving Masjid
Open House - Breaking Bread Building Communities Together
Friday, May 02, 2008
Where: Islamic Center of Irving 2555 N Esters Road irving 75038 Directions
Speaker: Sheikh Jalal Abualrub
Sponsored by ICI outreach@irvingmasjid.org
http://www.irvingmasjid.org/rsvp.asp

Assalamu Alaikum WRWB

Islamic center of Irving Outreach is hosting OPEN HOUSE on May 2nd @ 6:30 PM.

Theme : Breaking Bread & Building Communities Together

Date and Time : May 2, 2008 at 6:30 PM

Venue : Islamic Center of Irving, 2555 N Esters Road, Irving, TX 75062.

RSVP : http://www.irvingma sjid.org/ rsvp.asp / outreach@irvingmasj id.org

Our guest speaker : Sheikh Jalal Abualrub, www.islamlife. com

Please spread the word and invite your friends, colleagues and neighbors of different faiths.

Wassalam

Dar El-Eman, Arlington

Dar El-Eman, Arlington
Dar El-Eman
5511 Mansfield Rd.
Arlington, TX. 76017
(817) 466-0505

Need information

Dar El Salam Center, Arlington

Dar El Salam Center, Arlington
Dar El Salam Islamic Center, Inc.
747 Lamar Blvd.
Arlington, TX. 76012
(817) 265-2596

Islamic Center of Arlington

Islamic Center of Arlington
Islamic Center of Arlington
1700 S. Center Street
Arlington, TX. 76010
(817) 461-8415
(817) 795-1121

Masjid Al-Tawheed

Masjid Al-Tawheed
Masjid Al-Tawheed
1419 Acton Ave
Duncanville, TX. 75137
(214) 709-5042

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Islamic Society of Denton

Islamic Society of Denton
Islamic Society of Denton
1105 Green Lee Street
Denton, TX. 76201
(817) 566-9256