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Eid Al-Adha Mubarak

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(Registration open until Monday, May 25, 2026)

The NYPD Muslim Officers Society is proud to host its Annual Eid Al-Adha Picnic on Saturday, May 30, 2026, bringing together our members, families, friends, and the community for a day of unity, fellowship, and celebration.
Join us for an amazing family-friendly day filled with fun, laughter, food, and activities for all ages as we celebrate the spirit of Eid together. We look forward to strengthening the bonds within our community and creating lasting memories with everyone in attendance.

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Congratulations to our members on their well-earned and well-deserved promotions.
Big shout out to Deputy Inspector Hameed Armani on his well-deserved promotions.
These promotions are the testament of our members hard work and dedication.
Many more to come. Inshaa Allah
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Eid Mubarak to all our brothers and sisters. May Allah accept our all prayers and efforts, Aameen

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Eid Mubarak to all those celebrating across New York City and around the world.

As Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, the NYPD wishes our Muslim communities a joyful day filled with peace and happiness.

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Alhamdulillah, all praises belong to Allah.
We thank Allah, the Most Gracious and the Most Merciful, for His countless blessings and for giving us the opportunity to observe the holy month of Ramadan.
We had an amazing Members Appreciation and Interfaith Iftar Dinner at our NYPD PoliceHeadquarters. We are deeply grateful to our Police Commissioner, Jessica Tisch, Mayor Zohran Mamdani, our families, the Muslim community, and our interfaith partners for their presence and support.
It was truly heartwarming to see everyone come together to break fast in harmony and peace. This auspicious gathering is a true testament to the hard work and dedication of Muslim officers who continue to strengthen relationships and bridge the gap between the police department and the communities we proudly serve.
May this blessed month of Ramadan continue to bring peace, unity, and blessings to all.
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Congratulations to our members on their well-earned and truly deserved promotions. Your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to service continue to make us proud every single day.
We also extend our heartfelt congratulations to all our brothers and sisters in blue on their promotions and well-deserved recognitions. Your hard work, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to protecting our communities do not go unnoticed.
These are our heroes, striving day in and day out to keep our beautiful city safe, strong, and united. We salute you and celebrate your achievements.
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NYPD Muslim Officers Society’s Eighteenth Annual Members Appreciation Iftar Dinner:

Assalam-o-alaikum,

We cordially invite you to join us for our 18th Annual Members Appreciation Iftar Dinner on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at 4:00 p.m., to be held at One Police Plaza, New York, NY 10038.

Please note that seating is limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. We kindly request that you register as soon as possible using the link provided below to reserve your seat. The registration link will remain active until all 600 seats have been filled.

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Your presence at our Iftar Dinner is truly important to us, and we sincerely hope you will be able to join us. Insha’Allah, we look forward to seeing you there.

Warm regards,

Waheed Akhter
President
NYPD Muslim Officers Society

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This is the second year that we have had the honor of lighting the Crescent to welcome the holy month of Ramadan. Honorable Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch illuminated the Crescent as the blessed month began, symbolizing unity, inclusion, and respect for faith within our great Department.
It was a true moment of pride for Muslim officers, a powerful reflection of our commitment to service, our dedication to this city, and our ability to honor both our faith and our duty to the people of New York.

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Ramadan is a time of peace, reflection, and renewal for Muslim New Yorkers across the city, including more than 3,500 Muslim members of the NYPD. As we approach the beginning of this holy month, we are committed to ensuring that everyone observing Ramadan can do so safely and with peace of mind.

The NYPD is increasing our presence outside of mosques and other sensitive locations, and we will continue to work with community leaders to provide support where it is needed.

At this time, there are no known specific or credible threats related to Ramadan observances here in NYC. But recently there have been several disgusting attacks targeting the Muslim community, which will never be tolerated.

On January 30th, three New Yorkers wearing hijabs were attacked and told to "go back to your country." This kind of hatred has no place in New York City, and our Hate Crimes Task Force quickly made an arrest. That speed matters. When hate shows itself in our city, the NYPD acts — quickly and decisively.

As we move into Ramadan, presence and partnership remain critical, not just up until Eid, but throughout the year.

As always, if you see something, say something.

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Sergeant Special Assignment Salah Ali is a very hardworking and dedication member of New York City Police Department and our board member who is proudly serving communities on and off duty.

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Congratulations to our members on their well-earned promotions. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to service continue to make us proud every day.

Special congratulations to Deputy Inspector Mohamed Eltony and Captain Shumon Syed on this outstanding achievement. Your leadership and service are an inspiration to us all.
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The NYPD Muslim Officers Society successfully hosted its Annual General Membership Meeting on Wednesday, January 14, 2026. We sincerely thank all our members for their continued support, commitment, and active participation. We also extend our deep appreciation to our community leaders and interfaith partners for their unwavering support and solidarity.
As an organization, we remain steadfast in advocating for our members and in countering all forms of misinformation directed at our faith. We will continue to speak with clarity, integrity, and truth to set the record straight whenever false narratives arise.
These are your police officers, men and women who proudly serve, who put their lives on the line every day to protect you, your families, and the values and way of life that define our great city and nation.
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Greetings,

I am writing in my capacity as President of the NYPD Muslim Officers Society to formally address and correct misinformation published on social media platforms regarding an alleged request by Muslim police officers for exemption from saluting the flag of the United States of America.
To be absolutely clear, no Muslim officer of the New York City Police Department has ever requested an exemption from saluting the American flag. This claim is entirely false, misleading, and without any factual basis.
Furthermore, the First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to freely practice their religion. In accordance with these constitutional protections, female police officers of the Islamic faith are permitted to observe their religious practices while fully upholding their sworn oath to protect and serve all communities within New York City and throughout our nation. The wearing of the hijab is a religious choice made by Muslim female officers in full compliance with both the United States Constitution and New York City Police Department policies. Bigotry and ignorance have no place in our society; especially when directed at those who serve honorably in uniform.
The dissemination of inaccurate and inflammatory information undermines the integrity, professionalism, and service of our members, while also fueling misunderstanding and hostility toward Muslims who proudly serve this country. I respectfully urge you to exercise accuracy, responsibility, and due diligence in your reporting, and to refrain from promoting false narratives that foster division or hatred.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

Waheed Akhter
President
NYPD Muslim Officers Society
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Happy Holidays to everyone and stay safe.

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Congratulations to our members on their well-earned and well-deserved promotions. It’s great to witness dedication, sacrifice, and commitment recognized through these achievements.

Deputy Inspector:
Mobeen Yasin
Gzim Palaj

Administrative Project Manager - Level M-II
Kaled A Alamarie

Lieutenant:
Saidul Islam

Sergeant:
Sharik H Khan
Intizar A Sadiq
Faisal Chowdhury
Nasir Massaiq
Ishmeet H Babar
Habibur Rahman
Khaifur Rahman

Detective:
Nihad Isanovic

Section Commander:
Mohammad M Rahman
Associate Traffic Enforcement Agent - Level I:
Miniature R Khan

Associate Traffic Enforcement Agent - Level II:
Magdy M Mohammad (NYPD Muslim Officers Society Trustee)

Senior Police Administrative Aid:
Naser Abeed

We wish them the best with their positions and pray for more successes.