Halal Matchmaking in Dallas

The Muslim community in Dallas

The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex is home to one of the fastest-growing and largest Muslim communities in the United States, with so many new mosques opening that some Muslims have started calling Dallas the "Medina of America." The Islamic Association of North Texas, founded in 1969 and based in Richardson, grew from six families rotating between homes into one of the largest Muslim communities in the state. The metroplex holds dozens of mosques serving Arab, South Asian, African-American and African Muslims. So if you are a Muslim in DFW hoping to marry, you are surrounded by a real, thriving community. I will be honest about Zawji: we are Nordic-founded and most of our members are still in Scandinavia, so we are only starting to reach Texas. But Zawji is open worldwide and free. If you want a marriage platform centred on deen and honesty instead of endless swiping, you can join today and be among the first here.

Dallas-Fort Worth has one of the largest and most rapidly expanding Muslim populations in the country, with dozens of Sunni mosques plus several Shia congregations across the metroplex. The Islamic Association of North Texas in Richardson is a long-standing anchor, and suburbs like Plano, Irving and Richardson host large, well-organised communities. The population is diverse, spanning Arab, South Asian, African-American and African Muslims. The pace of mosque-building in recent years has been striking, reflecting both new immigration and a growing, settled second generation.

The Islamic Association of North Texas, founded in 1969 by six families, grew into one of the largest Muslim communities in Texas, and rapid mosque growth has led some to nickname Dallas the "Medina of America."