Charlotte Muslim Caucus

08/15/2026

08/15/2026

Alhamdulillah lots of good work being done around election protection in the city and state!

The Western Piedmont Convergence was a great look into all the work being done.

We as Muslims have a responsibility to enjoin what is good and forbid what is wrong so it is our mission to help give knowledge, unite our vote, and advocate for good.

Join us on this journey to fulfill our trust !

08/12/2026

08/12/2026

Was great meeting with faith leaders from across different denominations and cities at the Washington National Cathedral for a powerful convening to address our countries need for Justice!

08/12/2026

We will not be silent as we know through history what happens when propaganda goes unchecked….

A dozen Charlotte-area Muslims gathered in uptown Charlotte on Tuesday to support a planned Islamic center in Mooresville that has drawn opposition.

The Islamic Center of Lake Norman plans to build a nearly 5,000-square-foot mosque and community center off Brawley School Road.

Last week, residents packed a Mooresville town meeting to voice opposition to the project. Some raised concerns about traffic and infrastructure, while others questioned Islam and the presence of a mosque near schools.

Tuesday's press conference brought together Muslim community members and leaders who sought to push back against some of that criticism and emphasize their connection to the broader Charlotte and Mooresville communities.

Hadia Mubarak, a professor of religion at Queens University of Charlotte, said she wanted residents to see Muslims as their neighbors and members of the same community.

Full story: WFAE.org or link in bio
📝: Julian Berger
📸: Julian Berger

08/05/2026

As-Salaamu Alaikum.

We want to send a huge THANK YOU to the Charlotte Muslim Caucus for supporting and coordinating the bus trip from Charlotte to Chicago in a coordinated effort with IMAN and Powered By Faith for The Fierce Urgency of Now commemorative march to Marquette Park in Chicago.

Sixty years ago, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other courageous advocates for justice brought national attention to the struggle for fair housing, equal opportunity, and civil rights in Chicago. This march served as a reminder that the work of building stronger, more just communities continues today.

We are grateful to everyone who traveled with us, sacrificed their time, and represented Charlotte with dignity, unity, and purpose. The fellowship, reflection, and commitment displayed throughout the journey were truly inspiring.

Special thanks to the organizers, bus coordinators, drivers, volunteers, and community partners who made this experience possible. May Allah bless all those who continue to stand for justice, service, and the betterment of humanity.

08/05/2026

08/04/2026

Sunday morning post fajr Cypher. It was beautiful to hear so many great stories of what brought everyone together for this powerful weekend.

06/23/2026

After multiple rounds of voting and a closely watched runoff process, Charlotte City Council has selected Robert Harrington as the next Mayor of Charlotte.

The decision comes after weeks of discussion and division among council members, highlighting the challenges of building consensus in a rapidly growing city. In the end, a majority of council members united behind Harrington to lead Charlotte forward.

As mayor, Harrington now takes the helm at a pivotal moment for our city, with major decisions ahead on transportation, housing, economic development, public safety, and growth.

Congratulations to Mayor Robert Harrington. We pray he is successful as he serves the people of Charlotte.