Texas HCR18 designates May as Muslim Heritage Month for a 10-year period ending in 2035.

Texas HCR18 recognizes the contributions of Muslim Americans in Texas, designating May as Muslim Heritage Month. The resolution highlights the significant presence of the Muslim community in Texas, with an estimated 500,000 residents practicing Islam, primarily in Houston and Dallas. It acknowledges the community's service in various fields, including medicine, first response, education, business, politics, technology, and the arts. The designation aims to celebrate the community's integral role in Texas's cultural diversity and its charitable contributions.

Texas HCR18 designates May as Muslim Heritage Month for a 10-year period ending in 2035.

Texas HCR18 recognizes the contributions of Muslim Americans in Texas, designating May as Muslim Heritage Month. The resolution highlights the significant presence of the Muslim community in Texas, with an estimated 500,000 residents practicing Islam, primarily in Houston and Dallas. It acknowledges the community's service in various fields, including medicine, first response, education, business, politics, technology, and the arts. The designation aims to celebrate the community's integral role in Texas's cultural diversity and its charitable contributions.