Deen first. Then business. Every Thursday.
A weekly gathering of Muslim founders, professionals, and students in Dallas–Fort Worth. We eat together, take a short reminder, hear from someone who has built something real, open the floor for live Q&A, then share opportunities. Free, and open to brothers and sisters, students and owners.
The room, the food, the people.









Coming Thursday?
Check in at the door with your member ID. Six check-ins earn a private 30-minute session with Raheel.
The live room.
The stream, the Q&A, and the poll live here on Thursday nights. Ask ahead any day of the week.
No poll open right now.
Doors at 7. Five parts.
Tap a step.
The lectures.
Every talk from Thursday night: video, article, and the full transcript.
A society for Muslims who build.
TME, The Muslim Entrepreneurs of DFW, started as the Muslim Entrepreneur Society: a few founders meeting weekly to talk business without leaving their deen at the door.
Today it’s a growing community across Dallas–Fort Worth, built on three things: the deen first, real experience over theory, and members who show up for each other.
- Weekly, in person, every Thursday
- Led by working founders and professionals
- Grounded in the Qur’an and Sunnah
Every Thursday has the same shape: eat and meet, a short reminder, a talk from someone who built something real, then the floor opens.
Between sessions: an entrepreneur market, campus outreach, and introductions between members who can help each other.
- A talk and live Q&A every week
- Opportunity Corner: share an idea, a need, a deal, or a job
- Markets, mentorship, and sponsor partnerships
You don’t need a business to belong. If you’re building something, a company, a practice, a side project, or a career, you’re in the right room.
Brothers and sisters, students and seasoned owners. Come as you are.
- Founders and small-business owners
- Students and young professionals
- Investors, mentors, and sponsors who want to give back
- Every
- Thursday, 7:00 PM
- Where
- Dallas–Fort Worth. Members get the exact address each week.
Contact details are on their way. Until then, come say salaam on a Thursday.
Do I need to own a business to come?
No. Students, employees, freelancers, and people still deciding are all welcome. Most members started as guests.
Is it for sisters too?
Yes. Sisters have their own seating and a sisters’ coordinator on the team, and the whole program is for everyone.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Membership is free. Food and events are covered by the society and its sponsors.
How do check-ins and rewards work?
Tap Check-in when you arrive, or show the QR on your member card at the door. Six check-ins unlock a private 30-minute session with Raheel.
Can I speak, host, or sponsor?
Yes, and we’d love that. Use the contact details above or talk to any team member on a Thursday.
- Karam KhalilExecutive Director & Treasurer
- Raja KhanzadaPresident
- NasreenVice President & Director of Student Outreach
- Nafiul AhmedDirector of Operations
- Nadjib RusangwaDirector of Growth & Community Engagement
- AlissarDirector of Events & Women’s Engagement
- Zaid KhanDirector of AI & Autonomous Systems
- IsiahDirector of Media & Communications
- Ahmed BedarDirector of Hospitality
Doors aren’t open yet.
Check-in opens on Thursday when the session starts. Each check-in counts toward your 30 minutes with Raheel.
Tonight’s session
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Salaam
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