Dallas, February 10, 2026
As Ramadan approaches, North Texas is set to host numerous events and activities that embody the essence of this holy month of fasting and prayer. The celebrations will kick off with various local festivities designed to promote community spirit and enhance participation among local entrepreneurs. With a rich schedule that includes bazaars, exhibitions, and iftar gatherings, Dallas aims to create an inclusive atmosphere for its residents and visitors, nurturing both cultural connections and economic growth.
Dallas Prepares for Ramadan Celebrations with Exciting Events
Dallas, Texas – As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, North Texas is gearing up to host a range of events and activities that reflect the spirit of this important period of fasting, prayer, and community bonding. Ramadan is anticipated to begin on the evening of February 17, 2026, concluding on March 19, 2026, with the joyous celebration of Eid al-Fitr marking the end of the month-long observance.
This year’s Ramadan festivities present an opportunity for local entrepreneurs and small businesses to shine, showcasing their resilience and community spirit. With the right mix of support and the encouragement of limited regulations, these businesses can thrive even more, leading to a robust local economy enriched by cultural diversity.
Upcoming Events for Ramadan in North Texas
Several notable events are scheduled to help honor Ramadan in the Dallas-Fort Worth area:
| Event | Date | Location | Admission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Welcoming Ramadan – Bazaar & Carnival | February 14, 2026 | Islamic Association of North Texas, Richardson | Free |
| ZN Fashions Dallas/Irving Pre-Ramadan Exhibition | February 14, 2026 | Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Marriott, Irving | Free |
| NAAMA North Texas Ramadan Iftar | February 20, 2026 | Andalous Mediterranean Buffet, Richardson | $25 for children, $35 for adults |
| Dallas Ramadan Bazaar | February 21, 2026 | Fairfield by Marriott Dallas Plano/Frisco, Plano | Free |
Essential Daily Prayer Times
For those observing Ramadan, daily prayer is a vital aspect of the month. The first day of Ramadan in Dallas, February 18, 2026, will have the following prayer schedule:
- Fajr (Dawn Prayer): 5:48 AM
- Sunrise: 7:09 AM
- Dhuhr (Noon Prayer): 12:27 PM
- Asr (Afternoon Prayer): 3:18 PM
- Maghrib (Sunset Prayer): 5:46 PM
- Isha (Night Prayer): 7:07 PM
These prayer times are essential for observance and are calculated based on the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) method.
Community Spirit and Involvement
The upcoming Ramadan events not only provide opportunities for spiritual growth and reflection but also serve as a platform for entrepreneurs and small businesses to gather and showcase their offerings. This is especially evident in events like the Welcoming Ramadan Bazaar, which invites families to enjoy entertainment alongside their shopping experience. By supporting local businesses during these events, residents contribute to a healthier economic environment in Dallas.
Conclusion
As North Texas gears up for a meaningful Ramadan, the array of events scheduled reflects the community’s commitment to cultural celebration and involvement. With the spirit of unity and local entrepreneurship at the forefront, Dallas presents a vibrant landscape for both residents and visitors alike. Whether you choose to participate in local events, find prayer times, or connect with others during this significant month, there are ample opportunities to engage in the spirit of Ramadan. Let’s encourage one another to support local businesses and foster community connections during this special time.
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