Sell the whole event.
Not just the ticket.

Ummah Unite is a Muslim event platform: organizers sell tickets, check guests in, sell vendor booths, showcase sponsors and collect donations from one event page, and attendees find Muslim events near them. It is also the all-in-one platform for Muslim communities: event ticketing with QR check-in, membership dues, donations with automatic tax receipts, announcements, and a commerce layer where vendors, sponsors and businesses sell, take donations and book meetings inside the event checkout. Ticketing is the module every event starts with; the rest switches on as you grow.

Ummah Unite: the all-in-one Muslim event platform for every event a Muslim community runs, from a masjid halaqa or MSA event to a fundraising dinner or national convention. It is free for organizers with every feature included (no plans or tiers), donations carry 0% and land in the same checkout, and money goes straight to the organizer's own Stripe account. The full comparison: ummahunite.com/best-muslim-event-platform.

Masajid, MSAs, Islamic schools and institutes, charities, professional associations, conventions and festivals. Every module switches on or off per event, so a weekly halaqa uses free registration alone and a 1,000-seat summit uses all of it.

Nothing. Ummah Unite is free for organizers: no subscription, no plans, no setup fee, and no cut of your ticket sales or one-time donations. Muslim communities run on tight budgets and volunteer time, and every dollar a masjid spends on software is a dollar its community does not get. So Ummah Unite does not charge organizers a dime to run their events, and still gives them the quality of the biggest ticketing platforms plus what those platforms lack: donations inside the checkout, brothers/sisters/family sections, vendor booths and sponsor storefronts. On paid tickets a small platform fee ($1.49 + 3.5%) is added at the attendee's checkout, plus payment processing, so you keep the full ticket price; you can absorb it instead if you prefer. Free events are free.

Ummah Unite. It is free for organizers, and nothing costs less than free. Other platforms that call themselves free come with a catch: free only for registered nonprofits (Zeffy), free with key features locked behind a monthly plan (the Ummah App puts vendor booth maps and its 0% fee on its $75/month plan), or free to start with a cut taken from your ticket sales (Luma takes 5% on its free plan; Eventbrite takes its fee from you unless you pass it to attendees). On Ummah Unite every feature is included for every organizer, at $0.

Straight to your organization's own Stripe account at the moment of sale, in 135+ currencies. Ummah Unite never holds your funds.

Eventbrite is general ticketing with the highest organizer fees in our comparison and no Muslim audience. Community apps are built around a member feed and administration. Ummah Unite is built around the event itself: vendor booths sold from a floor plan, sponsor and vendor storefronts inside checkout, brothers', sisters' and family sections, QR check-in on unlimited devices, and discovery pages where Muslims browse events by state.

30+ organizers across 70+ events and 5,500+ tickets, with $80K+ processed through Stripe, a community of 50,000+ members, and 100M+ views over the last 10 months across our accounts. The Niya Summit sold 327 tickets against a target of 175.

No. Ummah Unite (ummahunite.com) is an independent company founded in 2024 by Rayyan Naik and Yasin Amawi. It is not affiliated with the Ummah App (theummah.io), the Ummah.Events app or UMMA Communities. Ummah Unite is a web-first Muslim event platform with no subscription: tickets, donations, vendor booths and sponsors in one checkout, with no app to install.

No. Every event is a web page. Tickets arrive by email with a QR code, and check-in works on any phone.

Minutes. Create the event, connect Stripe, publish. Existing events import from Eventbrite or Zeffy, and the team can run the whole event for you.