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The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) Convention is the largest annual gathering of Muslim Americans, bringing together individuals to discuss faith, community development, and societal engagement. The convention dates back to 1963 and has historically been held around Labor Day weekend, though it was sometimes rescheduled to avoid conflicts with Ramadan or Hajj. In recent years, particularly during 2020 and 2021, the convention shifted online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Each year, the convention features a specific theme reflecting pressing issues relevant to Muslim Americans, such as human rights, community building, and social justice. Themes have included topics like "Islam in North America: Approaches & Methods," "Muslims for Human Dignity," and more recent focuses on resilience, racial justice, and faith-based activism.

Over the years, the convention has been hosted in various cities across the United States, with attendance reaching up to 50,000 participants. The event is organized under ISNA, a leading Muslim American organization dedicated to fostering dialogue, education, and advocacy for over six decades.