Muslim American Heritage Month

   What is

MUSLIM AMERICAN HERITAGE

Month?

“Muslim American Heritage Month” recognizes and celebrates the contributions made by Muslims to the fabric of society in the United States, Georgia, & around the Globe.

These contributions are in various fields such as philanthropy, sciences, medicine, business, technology, arts & culture, academia, and much more. This recognition is vital to promoting diversity and inclusion in our communities to encourage more contributions.

Did you know?

The largely Muslim kingdom of Morocco, incidentally, was the first country to recognise the US. In 1786, the two countries signed a treaty of peace and friendship that is still in effect today, the longest unbroken treaty of its kind in US history.

PROCLAMATIONS:

25 Major Cities

Proclamations by 25 major targeted cities.

AlpharettaDuluthNewnan
AthensFayettevilleNorcross
AtlantaForest ParkSavannah
AugustaGraysonStone Mountain
BufordKennesawSugarhill
ColumbusLawrencevilleSuwanee
CummingLilburnSymrna
DaltonMaconValdosta
DecaturMarietta
Doraville

25 Major Cities

Proclamations by 25 major targeted cities.

AlpharettaDuluth
AthensFayetteville
AtlantaForest Park
AugustaGrayson
BufordKennesaw
ColumbusLawrenceville
CummingLilburn
DaltonMacon
DecaturMarietta
DoravilleSavannah
Newnan
Stone Mountain
NorcrossSugarhill
ValdostaSuwanee
 Symrna

MAHM Gala ’23 

The Inaugural Muslim American Heritage Month Gala is an event to recognize July as the Official Month of Muslim American Heritage and will take place at the Georgia State University Ballroom on July 29, 2023. 

The MAHM Gala will feature a celebration of the contributions of Muslims to the fabric of American society. The event will include a presentation, recognition ceremony, and entertainment.

Sponsorship opportunities are available in a limited capacity. 

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