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.
News & Events
Voices of Muslims Momentum Gala 2026 Recap
Sunday, April 12, 2026 · Canton House Event Hall · Duluth, Georgia The Voices of Muslims Momentum Gala was unlike anything we had done before — and that was exactly the point. On Sunday, April 12, 2026, the Canton House Event Hall in Duluth, Georgia, became...
400+ Years of Contribution: How Muslim Americans Have Helped Build, Defend and Enrich the United States
When we talk about the American story, we often hear it described as a tapestry woven from countless cultures, faiths, and backgrounds. Yet one thread that too rarely gets its due recognition is the deep, enduring, and transformative role that Muslim Americans have...
Voices of Muslims Continues Georgia Expansion with New Fayette County Chapter
Empowering Muslim American communities through dedicated local leadership and grassroots advocacy initiatives The Muslim American community in Fayette County now has a powerful new voice advocating for their interests and...
