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Muslims will gather in Manhattan for United American Muslim Day Parade on September 27
New York’s Manhattan borough will host the United American Muslim Day Parade on September 27. The parade will bring Muslim communities together and highlight messages of faith, cultural heritage, unity and community belonging.
The United American Muslim Day Parade will take place in New York’s Manhattan borough on Sunday, September 27, 2026. The event, which will bring together Muslim communities, is expected to draw large crowds to Manhattan’s central avenues.
According to New York City’s official event listing, the program will run from 1 to 5 p.m. The parade route will cover the section of Madison Avenue between East 38th Street and East 26th Street, as well as East 27th Street, East 37th Street and connecting roads around Park Avenue.
Muslim communities will gather in central Manhattan
Participants are expected to meet around 41st Street and Madison Avenue. During the parade, different Muslim communities are expected to bring messages of faith, cultural heritage, unity and community belonging into New York’s public space.
Different announcements give varying start and end times for the event. While the city’s official listing specifies 1–5 p.m., programs issued by some participating organizations include different hours. Therefore, the time window announced by New York City is being used as the official schedule for the event.
Al-Mamoor School will also join the parade
Al-Mamoor School announced that it will participate in the Manhattan event with its students and school community. The school described the parade as a public community gathering and said participation would center on the themes of faith, heritage and unity.
Bus transportation is also planned to help the school community reach the event.
The organization is also referred to as the “Muslim Day Parade” in different announcements, while it appears as the “United American Muslim Day Parade” in New York City’s official event listings.
The parade on September 27 will bring Muslim communities in New York together in central Manhattan, with cultural and community visibility at the forefront.
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