Imam Salah Mahmoud, the Imam and Religious Director at the Islamic Center of Frisco, brings a wealth of knowledge and spiritual guidance. A graduate of Azhar University with a Bachelor’s in Islamic Sciences and Theology, he has a profound educational background. Having memorized the Quran at the age of 10, Imam Mahmoud is deeply rooted in Quranic knowledge, holding various Ijazaat. Dedicated to community engagement, he actively participates in the North Texas Imam Council (NTIC) and the North Texas Islamic Council, fostering collaboration and unity in the broader Muslim community.

Certified as a Chaplain by the New York Task Force, he extends support beyond religious services, providing spiritual guidance during challenging times. As a member of Mentorship and Education by Collin County A’Imah (M.E.C.C.A), he contributes to the holistic growth of individuals in the community. With 15 years of experience, Imam Salah Mahmoud has been serving as an Imam, notably at the Muslim American Society and Jamaica Muslim Center in New York City. As a family man, married with two daughters, Imam Mahmoud values family principles. Beyond his spiritual duties, he showcases a well-rounded personality as a Ping Pong Champion, emphasizing the balance between physical and mental well-being.

In his role as Imam and Religious Director, he inspires and guides the community, fostering deep spirituality and unity at the Islamic Center of Frisco. Imam Salah Mahmoud’s influence extends beyond our community, as he visits various masajid and Islamic centers locally and nationally. His compelling speeches and fundraising efforts contribute to charitable causes, notably as a co-founder of the American Egyptian Aid, a 501c organization dedicated to supporting kidney failure patients.