The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) Annual Convention is a significant gathering with deep historical roots, tracing back to the Muslim Students Association (MSA) founded in 1963, and ISNA itself established in 1982. This convention is primarily designed for members of the Muslim community in the United States and Canada, alongside anyone interested in understanding and engaging with Islamic faith, knowledge, and action. Attendees will find immense value in connecting with a large and diverse community, participating in enriching workshops, and attending insightful lectures that foster spiritual growth and intellectual discourse. By attending, participants can actively contribute to and benefit from ISNA's core mission: to represent and serve the interests of Muslims in North America, facilitating a harmonious relationship between their faith and practical community needs. It's an unparalleled opportunity to engage with an organization guided by values of excellence, service, and collaboration, within a large-scale event featuring 350 exhibitors and attracting 20,000 visitors across 150,000 sqft of exhibition space. This convention offers a platform for networking, learning, and community building.
Highlights
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Historical Legacy
Traces roots to the Muslim Students Association (MSA) founded in 1963, with ISNA established in 1982, showcasing a rich history.
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Community Focus
Dedicated to representing and serving the interests of the Muslim community in the US and Canada, fostering unity and support.
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Knowledge & Action Integration
Facilitates the relationship between faith, knowledge, and action, offering workshops and lectures for holistic development.
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Significant Scale
A large-scale event attracting 20,000 visitors and 350 exhibitors across 150,000 sqft, providing extensive engagement opportunities.
Previous Edition
20,000
Attendees
350
Exhibitors
13,935
Net Area · ㎡
FAQ
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ISNA's mission is to represent and serve the interests of the Muslim community in the United States and Canada, facilitating the relationship between faith, knowledge, and action to meet community needs.
The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) was founded in 1982. Its roots trace back to the Muslim Students Association (MSA) established in 1963.
The convention historically includes workshops and lectures, providing opportunities for learning, spiritual growth, and intellectual discourse.
The event is expected to host 350 exhibitors, attract 20,000 visitors, and cover 150,000 square feet of exhibition space.
The annual convention is organized by the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA).