Muslim life in America, all in one place
Where to eat, what's on, who's shaping the culture, and the times that shape the day.
Right now
Everything on Muslim.Red
The Red Table
Where to eat, rated by our own inspectors. They visit without saying who they are, pay their own way, and rate with dates instead of stars.
Red-Letter Days
The Islamic year in one place: Hijri dates, countdowns to the days that matter, and events across the country with tickets.
The Red List
Each January, the Muslims shaping American life, chosen by an independent panel from nominations anyone can send.
Muslim.Red Live
Prayer times for every city on earth, worked out in your own browser, with fasting hours, iftar countdowns and moon-sighting reports as they arrive.
Red Friday
The last Friday before Ramadan: a day for Muslim-owned brands, with deals worth waiting for and Eid gift guides all year.
Red League
Masjid and MSA leagues, run on our tools: teams, schedules, scores and standings, from the first game to the national finals.
Red Screen
Films, shows, kids' programming and creators, with Red's own originals from the start.
Muslim.Red Delivery Coming
Meals, groceries and shop goods from local vendors, brought to your door by independent drivers, starting in Dearborn, Michigan.
Dates, not stars
The Red Table's inspectors visit without saying who they are and pay their own way. They rate with dates:
- One dateGo if you are near.
- Two datesPlan an evening around it.
- Three datesPlan a trip.
A place can also be rated with no dates at all. Ratings are never sold, and our inspectors accept nothing for free.
One account for every Muslim.* site
Your Muslim Colors account is free, and the same account works on Muslim.Red, Muslim.Blue and Muslim.Pink. You need it to buy event tickets and to nominate someone for The Red List; reading Muslim.Red never needs it.
Questions people ask
- What is Muslim.Red?
- Muslim.Red is one site for Muslim life in America, in eight sections: The Red Table for places to eat, Red-Letter Days for the Islamic year and its events, The Red List, Muslim.Red Live, Red Friday, Red League, Red Screen, and Muslim.Red Delivery for meals, groceries and shop goods from local vendors.
- Do I need an account?
- Not to read Muslim.Red. To buy event tickets or nominate someone for The Red List, you sign in with your free Muslim Colors account, the same one that works on Muslim.Blue and Muslim.Pink.
- How does The Red Table rate a place?
- Paid inspectors in each city visit without saying who they are, pay their own way, and rate with dates instead of stars: one date, go if you are near; two dates, plan an evening; three dates, plan a trip. Ratings are never sold.
- How do I know where a place gets its halal food?
- Each place shows its halal source in its own words, with the certifier it names. Muslim.Red does not certify places. Where a place has a Halal Community Council (HCC) status, its page shows it with this line: HCC status is set by the Halal Community Council, which shares common ownership with Muslim.Red. Paying for a featured spot on Muslim.Red never affects HCC status.
- What does it cost?
- Reading Muslim.Red is free. Event tickets are sold by each event's organizer, and Muslim.Red's fee is shown at checkout before you pay. Red Screen will have its own subscription.
- Who is behind Muslim.Red?
- Muslim.Red is part of the Muslim.* family of sites, beside Muslim.Blue for masjids and Muslim.Pink for marriage, with one Muslim Colors account across all of them.