Dallas

Description

Dallas is one of the largest cities of Texas and is the centre of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan area. For an abiding Muslim traveller to Dallas, the city offers some good facilities including availability of masjids and halal restaurants. Dallas is a lovely city, whether you are looking for some sightseeing or great shopping experience, your visit to Dallas will not be disappointing in any way.

Halal Restaurants

Dallas has a number of halal restaurants where you can find a variety of cuisines. Whether you are looking for American, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern or Asian cuisine, you can find all types of halal restaurants. Here are listed a few halal restaurants in Dallas.

• Fadi's Mediterranean Grill (Mediterranean cuisine) at 3001 Knox Street, Dallas.
• De Rice Thai Cuisine (Thai cuisine) at 5365 Spring Valley Road #158, Dallas.
• Café Istanbul (Turkish cuisine) at 5450 West Lovers Lane, Dallas.
• Lal Qila Express (Pakistani cuisine) at 11276 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas.

Most of these restaurants have clear halal signs displayed on their windows and menu cards and many of them are owned by Muslims who verbally confirm that they serve halal food. In case you cannot see any halal sign, it is always better to ask the staff before dining.

Mosques

A large number of Muslims in Dallas live in the northern and northeastern suburbs. The entire Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan area has a number of masjids that are easy to locate. Below is a list of masjids in Dallas.

• Dallas Masjid of Al-Islam at 2604 South Harwood Street, Dallas.
• Islamic Center of South Dallas at 2806 Martin Luther King Blvd., Dallas.
• Masjid Ansar Allah at 3455 Roberts Avenue, Dallas.
• Masjid Ansarullah at 4410 Second Avenue, Dallas.
• Masjid Al-Quran at 2420 Cedar Crest Boulevard, Dallas.
• Allah's House of Islam at 4752 Nome Street, Dallas.
• Muhammed Mosque at 2429 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Dallas.