One Ummah
A single community of faith, gathering from every corner of the city to walk together down Madison Avenue.
250
YEARS OF THE UNITED STATES
AmericanMuslim Day Parade
United in Faith · Diverse in Culture
One Ummah. One Nation. Proud Americans. Many cultures, one faith, one future — a celebration of faith, heritage and community on the streets of New York.
Date
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Starting Around
11:00 AM
Starting At
41st & Madison Avenue, New York, NY
United by Faith · Inspired by Heritage
Together We Build a Stronger America
The American Muslim Day Parade highlights the beauty of our faith, the richness of our cultures, and our commitment to a united and peaceful society. Love for all. Hatred for none.
One Nation
Marking 250 years of the United States as proud American Muslims — neighbors, workers, veterans, and families.
One Future
Many cultures, one faith. The parade highlights the richness of our heritage and our commitment to a peaceful society.
Day of the Parade
- Step-off: gather from 10:00 AM near 41st Street and Madison Avenue; the procession begins around 11:00 AM.
- Route: north along Madison Avenue, with a reviewing stand and speakers at the closing plaza.
- Bring the family: free and open to everyone — flags, banners, and cultural dress are welcome.
- Getting there: Grand Central (4/5/6/7/S) is a short walk from the assembly point.
March With Us
Masajid, community organizations, schools, businesses and civic groups are invited to join the procession. Contact the Steering Committee to register your contingent, float, or volunteers.
Presented by the Muslim Day Parade Steering Committee
Parade Questions
When is the American Muslim Day Parade?
Sunday, September 27, 2026. Participants gather from 10:00 AM and the parade steps off around 11:00 AM.
Where does the parade start?
At 41st Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan, New York City, then proceeds north along Madison Avenue.
Is the parade free and open to the public?
Yes. The American Muslim Day Parade is free, family friendly and open to everyone — Muslim and non-Muslim New Yorkers alike.
How can my masjid or organization march in the parade?
Call the Steering Committee at 718-400-8786 or email info@americanmuslimdayparade.org to register your contingent, float or volunteers.
The Official Flyer
Share it with your masjid, school or community group.
Participating Organizations
Masajid, schools, cultural and community organizations marching together in the American Muslim Day Parade.
- Council of Peoples Organization
- Darul Uloom NY
- Save the People
- Al-Amin School
- Islamabad Foundation for Childhood & Youth
- Africa Community Services
- African Cultural Promotions
- African Islamic Cultural Center
- Al-Ihsan Academy
- Al-Iman School
- Al-Mansur School
- Al-Makki Mosque
- American Council of Minority Women
- BASTI
- Council of African Imams
- Islamic Leadership School
- Jamaica Muslim Center (JMC)
- Jamaica Bangladesh Friends Society
- Khyber Society
- Masjid Al-Hikmah
- Masjid Al-Qadir
- Masjid Fouta Maqal Hamouh
- Masjid Tawheer
- Masjid Salam
- Masjid Siddiq
- Masjid Seril
- Yankara Association of USA
- Makki Mosque
- Masjid Aqsi
- Miraj Islamic School
- Moroccan Society of NY
- Muslim Day Parade
- Razi School
- Moroccan American Council to Empower Women
- UAMA
- Yemeni American Association of NY
- Yankan Islamic Center
- United Africa Football Club
- Ethnom For All
- NY Imam Council
- Yemeni Women Association
- New York State Chaplain Task Force
- Ehsam Academy
- New AMC Corp
- NYIC
- African American Association
- Islamic Schools Association (ISA)
- Caribbean American Muslim Association (CAMA)
- Rafin House of Worship
- Smile of Life
Steering Committee
The volunteers who organize the American Muslim Day Parade each year.
- Tahir Mustafa Kukiqi
- Rafeek Mohamed
- Adama Bah
- Shamsi Ali
- Ibrahim Ahmed
- Ainul Haque
- Zilfa Bakah
- Ed Powell
- Sakibeh Mustafa
- Souleimane Konate
- Bazah Roohi
- Kenan Taskent
- Ahmad Ali
- Hafida Torres
- Mony Loutfi
- Muhammad Shahidullah
- Mohammad Razvi