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Muslim Community Events in New York

Join Muslim community events in New York celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Muslim community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
Screening of Ziyara
Screening of Ziyara
In Arabic, Ziyara (زيارة) means visit to the saints. Celebrated filmmaker Simone Bitton embarks on a personal road trip across Morocco, tracing the remnants of the country’s once-thriving Jewish community. In the 1950s, Morocco was home to 300,000 Jews; today, only a small fraction remain, yet their saints’ tombs endure—cared for by Muslim guardians who preserve their memory. Through close examination of synagogues, shrines, and village records, Bitton uncovers stories of coexistence, loss, and endurance. Ziyara is both a meditation on migration and a hopeful reflection on shared heritage, revealing a delicate thread between past and present, tradition and modernity. As the camera gathers stories, smiles, and blessings, it patiently repairs connections long thought severed.

Thursday, 16, 18.30 - Thursday, 16, 21.00 New York, NY _$25

Masjidus Sabur Sisterhood Winter Wonderland Dance
Masjidus Sabur Sisterhood Winter Wonderland Dance
Get ready to dance the night away with your sisters at the Masjidus Sabur Sisterhood Winter Wonderland Dance - it's going to be a blast!

Saturday, 17, 16.00 - Saturday, 17, 21.00 Bronx, NY _$25

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Muslim Creatives Fest
Muslim Creatives Fest
Where faith inspires creativity. 📢 ATTENTION: Muslim Creatives—Your Community Is Waiting. For too long, we’ve been creating in isolation. We have world-class writers, artists, filmmakers, and poets, but where is our dedicated professional stage? Where is the network built to uplift and empower the next generation of storytellers? The current landscape is fragmented. Opportunities are scarce. It’s hard to find high-level networking, industry mentorship, and the resources needed to turn passion into a sustainable career, all within an authentically Muslim space. THE SOLUTION IS HERE. We are beyond hyped to share the official flyer for the MUSLIM CREATIVES FEST! This December 25th Strange Inc. for the first time ever will be hosting the first ever Muslim creatives festival in New York. See you there? This isn’t just an event; it’s the definitive gathering built to solve this problem. We are bringing together the most dynamic voices and the biggest platforms in the Muslim creative world for one massive weekend of insight, investment, and collaboration. 🔥 If you are serious about your craft, if you need the network, and if you want to see your work elevated on a global stage, you cannot afford to miss this.

Thursday, 25, 10.00 - Thursday, 25, 19.00 Queens, NY _$25

The Art of Illumination at the Old American Can Factory with Behnaz Karjoo
The Art of Illumination at the Old American Can Factory with Behnaz Karjoo
Reed Society is delighted to present Behnaz Karjoo to guide you through the intricate art of Islamic Illumination. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to explore the beauty of this artform, held in Brooklyn, NY. No prior experience needed. This is a full day program.

Saturday, 10, 10.00 - Saturday, 10, 17.00 Brooklyn, NY _$25

The 14th Annual Shaykh Hassan Cisse Ziyara & Commemoration
The 14th Annual Shaykh Hassan Cisse Ziyara & Commemoration
The Shaykh Hassan Cisse Ziyara & Commemoration is an annual public program celebrating one of the most impactful Muslim leaders of our time. Shaykh Hassan was a world-renowned Senegalese Islamic scholar, decorated humanitarian, and Tijani Sufi shaykh who served as the spiritual guide to millions of Muslims across Africa and beyond. As founder of the African American Islamic Institute (AAII)—a UN-affiliated NGO—he championed humanitarian aid, health care, education, food and water access, and development for communities throughout Africa. This annual gathering brings together scholars, activists, poets, and humanitarians for reflections and lectures aimed at honoring Shaykh Hassan’s legacy and impact on the African diaspora in the U.S. and abroad.

Sunday, 07, 19.00 - Sunday, 07, 23.00 Brooklyn, NY _$25

Muslim Social Network Event
Muslim Social Network Event
Join us as we connect and network with fellow Muslimahs from across the city over our personal and professional journeys. Muslim women in all stages of their professional careers are welcome to attend. Young Professionals is a vibrant initiative connecting young Muslim professionals right after college to an influential network, empowering them to excel in their professions and personal lives. Our group is created to help single Muslims ladies and gents meet and make new friends which may lead to a relationship. Our event are very popular and friendly with relaxed atmosphere, sometimes that's easier the first time than one to one date Dress code: Smart-casual look. Please look decently professional-though being a little stylish won't hurt.

Thursday, 07, 18.30 - Thursday, 07, 20.30 New York, NY _$25

NYC Muslim Singles Matrimonial Event
NYC Muslim Singles Matrimonial Event
In 2022 and 2023, we successfully organized the largest Muslim singles gathering in Central Park, and now we're back for more! Join us for lively and informative conversations. The event will feature a blend of engaging group activities and opportunities for meaningful one-on-one interactions. Muslim men and women aged 25-40 are invited to participate in this matrimonial event, specifically designed to help Muslim singles find their ideal spouse. After the event, attendees can continue connecting with one another using the Right App's In-person event feature. The Right App is a premier platform for both online and in-person Muslim matrimonial and networking events.

Saturday, 28, 14.00 - Saturday, 28, 17.00 New York, NY _$25

Nejashee Muslim Community Fundraiser
Nejashee Muslim Community Fundraiser
Join the Nejashee Muslim Community for an unforgettable night at our annual fundraiser! Please consider attending the annual gala, which will include prominent featured speakers, live entertainment and delicious food, and/or donate to the organization.

Saturday, 03, 17.00 - Saturday, 03, 22.00 New York, NY _$25

Latest Muslim Events

Screening of Ziyara
Screening of Ziyara
In Arabic, Ziyara (زيارة) means visit to the saints. Celebrated filmmaker Simone Bitton embarks on a personal road trip across Morocco, tracing the remnants of the country’s once-thriving Jewish community. In the 1950s, Morocco was home to 300,000 Jews; today, only a small fraction remain, yet their saints’ tombs endure—cared for by Muslim guardians who preserve their memory. Through close examination of synagogues, shrines, and village records, Bitton uncovers stories of coexistence, loss, and endurance. Ziyara is both a meditation on migration and a hopeful reflection on shared heritage, revealing a delicate thread between past and present, tradition and modernity. As the camera gathers stories, smiles, and blessings, it patiently repairs connections long thought severed.

Saturday, 03, 17.00 - Saturday, 03, 22.00 New York, NY 0.00

Masjidus Sabur Sisterhood Winter Wonderland Dance
Masjidus Sabur Sisterhood Winter Wonderland Dance
Get ready to dance the night away with your sisters at the Masjidus Sabur Sisterhood Winter Wonderland Dance - it's going to be a blast!

Saturday, 03, 17.00 - Saturday, 03, 22.00 Bronx, NY 25.00

Muslim Creatives Fest
Muslim Creatives Fest
Where faith inspires creativity. 📢 ATTENTION: Muslim Creatives—Your Community Is Waiting. For too long, we’ve been creating in isolation. We have world-class writers, artists, filmmakers, and poets, but where is our dedicated professional stage? Where is the network built to uplift and empower the next generation of storytellers? The current landscape is fragmented. Opportunities are scarce. It’s hard to find high-level networking, industry mentorship, and the resources needed to turn passion into a sustainable career, all within an authentically Muslim space. THE SOLUTION IS HERE. We are beyond hyped to share the official flyer for the MUSLIM CREATIVES FEST! This December 25th Strange Inc. for the first time ever will be hosting the first ever Muslim creatives festival in New York. See you there? This isn’t just an event; it’s the definitive gathering built to solve this problem. We are bringing together the most dynamic voices and the biggest platforms in the Muslim creative world for one massive weekend of insight, investment, and collaboration. 🔥 If you are serious about your craft, if you need the network, and if you want to see your work elevated on a global stage, you cannot afford to miss this.

Saturday, 03, 17.00 - Saturday, 03, 22.00 Queens, NY 28.52

Latest Muslim Businesses and Organizations

Muslim Law Students Association at Albany Law
Muslim Law Students Association at Albany Law
Located in Albany, NY, the Muslim Law Students Association at Albany Law School represents a community-centered student organization dedicated to supporting Muslim law students throughout their academic journey. This organization recognizes the unique perspectives and experiences that Muslim students bring to legal education and provides a welcoming space for professional and personal growth. The association operates within Albany Law School's collaborative environment, which emphasizes connection to the profession, government, and the broader community. By bringing together students who share cultural and religious values, the organization strengthens the social fabric of the law school while promoting interfaith dialogue and mutual understanding among the student body. Members find mentorship, friendship, and professional support from fellow students navigating similar experiences in legal education. As part of Albany Law's broader commitment to developing ethical leaders and engaged professionals, the Muslim Law Students Association contributes to the school's mission of inspiring community change-agents and creative problem solvers. The organization leverages the school's location in New York's capital city, providing students with unique opportunities to engage with government, legal institutions, and public service organizations that shape policy and justice. The association reflects Albany Law School's values of diversity and inclusion, recognizing that tomorrow's legal leaders come from varied backgrounds and communities. By fostering meaningful relationships among Muslim law students in Albany, NY, the organization supports not only academic success but also the development of lawyers who will serve their communities with integrity and commitment to justice. The Muslim Law Students Association stands as a testament to the school's dedication to educating the whole person and preparing students for meaningful careers in law.

Albany, NY

CUNY Muslim Law Students Association
CUNY Muslim Law Students Association
Founded as part of the City University of New York's commitment to making legal education accessible and affordable, the CUNY Muslim Law Students Association represents the school's dedication to fostering an inclusive and equitable learning environment. Based in Long Island City, NY, this student organization embodies CUNY Law's core values of equity, inclusivity, and the pursuit of justice—principles that guide every aspect of the institution's work. The association serves Muslim law students who are committed to addressing overlapping and intersecting injustices and using their legal education as a tool for social change. CUNY Law, established in 1983, has built a community intimately aware of the effects of racism and discrimination on society and committed to sustained effort in redressing inequities. The Muslim Law Students Association is part of this broader community effort, providing a space where students can explore their identities, build meaningful relationships, and develop professional networks grounded in shared values. The organization recognizes that diversity of experience, background, perspective, and thought generates some of the most valuable learning while studying law. Located in the heart of Long Island City's diverse Queens community, the association connects Muslim law students to CUNY Law's extensive network of public interest practitioners, clinical programs, and community partners. Members engage in experiential learning that extends beyond the classroom, participating in client-facing work and movement-led lawyering initiatives. The CUNY Muslim Law Students Association contributes to the school's reputation as a leader in diversity and its mission to graduate attorneys dedicated to transforming the very idea of what justice looks like in America.

Long Island City, NY

Brooklyn Law South Asian Law Students Association
Brooklyn Law South Asian Law Students Association
The South Asian Law Students Association represents an important student community at Brooklyn Law School, located in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, NY. This student organization provides a dedicated space for law students to celebrate their South Asian heritage, build meaningful professional relationships, and navigate their legal education within a supportive cultural community. Brooklyn Law School has maintained a steadfast commitment to access, inclusion, and diversity since its founding in 1901. The institution's mission centers on empowering the next generation of lawyers through innovative programs built on over a century of expertise, combined with a modern edge designed to meet contemporary legal challenges. This foundational commitment to inclusion creates an ideal environment for affinity organizations like the South Asian Law Students Association to thrive and support their members. The law school's outstanding and diverse student body comes from across the United States and around the world, with alumni extending to four U.S. territories and 50 countries. This global perspective enriches the educational experience and creates natural opportunities for students to connect across cultural and professional backgrounds. The South Asian Law Students Association contributes to this vibrant campus culture by fostering peer mentorship, cultural exchange, and professional networking among its members. Through their involvement with the association, students benefit from Brooklyn Law School's extensive resources, including its nationally acclaimed clinical program, academic centers hosting leading experts from around the world, and fellowship opportunities across numerous practice areas. The organization embodies the law school's commitment to building a community where all students feel welcomed, supported, and empowered to achieve their professional aspirations. With over 24,000 graduates worldwide, the alumni network provides valuable mentorship and career guidance for current students navigating their legal careers.

Brooklyn, NY

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