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DeSoto proclaims month of Ramadan and welcomes House of Peace representatives

DeSoto City Council · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Proctor and City Manager Al Godfrey read a proclamation recognizing Ramadan (Feb. 17–approx. Mar. 19, 2026) and welcomed leaders from the House of Peace mosque, who invited council and residents to community events.

Mayor Rachel L. Proctor proclaimed the period surrounding February 17 through approximately March 19, 2026 as the observance of Ramadan in the City of DeSoto and recognized the upcoming celebration of Eid al-Fitr.

City Manager Majid Al Godfrey introduced leaders from the House of Peace mosque, including the imam and board representatives; one representative thanked the council and invited attendees to Noor Cafe at 531 Beltline. "The month of Ramadan will end soon, but you are very welcome to share in Noor Cafe," the speaker said, inviting the community to participate. The proclamation described Ramadan as a sacred time devoted to prayer, fasting, reflection and acts of charity.

The proclamation is ceremonial recognition of the religious observance and the city’s appreciation of cultural and civic contributions by the Muslim community.