Index

Sitemap

Every published page on Texas Muslim — 207 records plus the section hubs and publication pages — built from the same registry as the XML sitemaps, so the two lists cannot fall out of step.

Core pages

Claims & Facts (26)

Individual claims checked against the original statement, law or dataset.

Opinion (5)

Reported argument about faith, power and belonging in Texas.

Research (49)

Longer histories and reported pieces with their sources attached.

Faith (12)

Explainers on belief and practice, written for a general reader.

Glossary (50)

Plain-language definitions of terms used loosely in Texas public argument.

Halal BBQ (6)

Source-checked halal barbecue restaurants and caterers, one page each.

Texas Muslim Almanac (5)

Population estimates, mosque counts and institutional data—with definitions, dates and a practical source ledger.

Texas Muslim Atlas (6)

Regional guides to the institutions people actually use: mosques, schools, campuses, cultural spaces, clinics and burial services.

Texas Islamic Schools, 2026: 35 Source-Checked Organizations and Programs (36)

Compare source-checked Islamic school organizations and programs by region, published scope, operator and named accreditor.

Funeral & Cemetery Guide (1)

A practical starting point for Muslim funeral services, burial and Texas requirements.

Public Record (3)

Timelines and documents for Texas laws, investigations and public claims involving Islam.

Campus Index (8)

Official university pages for Muslim student organizations, prayer information and campus programs.

Guides (47)

Practical, nonpartisan guides built from official sources.

2026 Texas Muslim Voter Guide (68)

Statewide race overviews and sourced candidate records.

Almanac Research & Data (7)

Downloadable source-backed datasets with field definitions, methods and limitations.

Public Record — annotated sources (12)

Primary documents this publication has read and cited, each with a note on what it does and does not establish.

Archive (9)

Licensed photographs with their own object records, and a finding guide to oral histories held by other repositories.

People

Omar Afra — founder and editor