NTMLA welcomes new members from Collin and Denton counties
The Alliance is pleased to welcome eleven leaders to its ranks ahead of the fall gathering, including two newly elected school board trustees.
North Texas · Est. 2026
The North Texas Muslim Leadership Alliance is the network of Muslim elected officials, policymakers, political leaders, religious leaders, activists and community leaders working together to strengthen Muslim civic leadership across Dallas–Fort Worth.
وَاعْتَصِمُوا بِحَبْلِ اللَّهِ جَمِيعًا وَلَا تَفَرَّقُوا
“And hold firmly to the rope of Allah all together and do not become divided.”Qur’an 3:103
Who we are
NTMLA brings together the region’s most engaged Muslim leaders for candid discussion, strategic collaboration, relationship-building and collective action, grounded in shared faith and shared responsibility.
Council members, school board trustees, judges, commissioners and appointees serving cities and counties across the Metroplex.
Party leaders, campaign strategists, policy professionals and public-affairs practitioners who shape how decisions get made.
Organizers, nonprofit executives, imams, masjid and institutional leaders, and influential voices trusted by our community.
Our purpose
Muslims in North Texas hold more public offices, run more campaigns and lead more institutions than ever before. What we have lacked is a durable, trusted place to coordinate. NTMLA is that place.
We exist to strengthen Muslim political leadership in North Texas, build meaningful relationships among politically engaged leaders, coordinate around issues and opportunities affecting our community, develop and support emerging leadership, and advance a shared political and civic agenda.
Read our missionGrow the number, capacity and effectiveness of Muslims in public life.
Turn acquaintances into allies through consistent, candid engagement.
Share intelligence early and respond together, not in isolation.
Mentor, endorse and open doors for the next generation.
Align on priorities and pursue them with one voice.
Membership
Trust is the foundation of everything we do. Membership is extended by invitation to leaders whose work, integrity and commitment to the community are already established.
Members are expected to engage in good faith, keep confidences, show up for one another and act in the collective interest of North Texas Muslims.
A current member puts a name forward, or a leader requests consideration.
The membership committee reviews the nominee’s record and fit.
Approved nominees receive a formal invitation to join.
New members are welcomed at the next gathering and paired with a peer.
News & publications
The Alliance is pleased to welcome eleven leaders to its ranks ahead of the fall gathering, including two newly elected school board trustees.
The Alliance calls for a transparent redistricting process that keeps communities of interest whole and provides meaningful opportunity for public input.
Twelve rising leaders from across DFW will be mentored by sitting officials over the next nine months in the Alliance’s inaugural cohort.
Members may nominate elected officials, policymakers, activists and community leaders for consideration.