NYPD Muslim Officers Society reaffirms unity, service at annual membership meeting

The NYPD Muslim Officers Society convened its Annual General Membership Meeting on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, bringing together members, community leaders, and interfaith partners in a show of unity and shared commitment to public service.

Held as a forum for reflection, dialogue, and organizational planning, the meeting underscored the Society’s ongoing mission to support Muslim officers within the New York City Police Department while strengthening trust between law enforcement and the diverse communities they serve. Leaders of the organization expressed gratitude to members for their continued dedication and active participation, noting that their collective engagement remains central to the Society’s strength and impact.

The gathering also highlighted the Society’s firm stance against misinformation and negative stereotypes targeting Islam and Muslim public servants. Representatives reaffirmed their resolve to address false narratives with transparency and integrity, emphasizing the importance of accurate representation and open communication in fostering mutual understanding.

Community leaders and interfaith partners in attendance were acknowledged for their sustained solidarity and collaboration, which organizers described as essential to advancing peace, inclusion, and cooperation across New York City. Their presence reflected a shared recognition of the vital role faith-based and civic partnerships play in promoting social cohesion.

In closing remarks, the Society reiterated that its members—Muslim men and women serving in uniform—are dedicated police officers who risk their lives daily to protect New Yorkers, uphold the law, and defend the values that define the city and the nation. The Annual General Membership Meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to service, advocacy, and truth, reinforcing the Society’s role as both a professional association and a bridge between communities and law enforcement.