About the Muslim Link

Even though we live in Connecticut my husband regularly reads and saves your paper. He thinks it is important to know what is going on with Muslims in the nations capital. -- Wife of an advertiser.

Brother, let me just shake your hand and tell you how proud I am of this paper. I read this paper regularly and I wish that this paper had started 20 years ago. This paper can bring our muslim communities together. -- A Reader from Darul Hijra, personally thanking a Muslim Link Distributor

The Muslim Link is a bi-weekly newspaper that is distributed throughout the Washington and Baltimore Metropolitan Areas every other Friday. It was established in November 1998 as a project of Al-Huda School girls and has since grown to become the premier source for information about the Muslim Community in MD, DC, and VA. With full-time staff and several community correspondents, the Muslim Link covers issues and events relevant to Muslims in the local area as well as on the national scene. The newspaper won awards for their reporting on Immigration and International Affairs from New America Media in 2009, and won first-place awards for Best Local News Coverage and Best Coverage from New America Media in 2011.

In 2008, The Muslim Link’s circulation went from monthly to bi-weekly, and they began to distribute around 6,000 copies to every major area mosque in the Washington and Baltimore Metropolitan Areas as well as over 50 area groceries and restaurants. They have an online presence that is updated weekly at muslimlinkpaper.com, a Facebook page that is continually updated throughout the week, as well as a weekly e-newsletter that is sent to over 4,000 local area Muslims.

Editor-in-Chief:
Minhaj Hasan
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Advertising & Office:
Stephanie Benmoha
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301.982.1020

The views expressed in The Muslim Link do not necessarily reflect those of Dar-us-Salaam or TML management or their underwriters. Dar-us-Salaam and TML are not responsible for the accuracy of information presented by advertisers, or for the religious compliance of events published in TML.