New Muslim Town is a planned residential-commercial society founded in the early 20th century on Lahore's north-west fringe. It has evolved into a modern community with wide roads, reliable utilities, and a mix of housing from 5-marla to 2-kanal units. The area is fully LDA-approved and offers key amenities like parks, schools, and mosques, with easy access to major roads and commercial hubs such as Gulberg and Garden Town.
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In August 2025, Lahore police conducted a high-profile undercover operation in New Muslim Town, raiding and dismantling an illegal gambling den. Several individuals were arrested and betting equipment was seized, marking a significant law enforcement action against illicit gambling activities in the area.
In early 2026, Jamia Masjid Madina in New Muslim Town hosted live-broadcast 4 Muharram observances, drawing a large congregation of worshippers. The event served as a significant religious gathering for the local Shia community during the sacred month of Muharram.
In August 2025, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif personally monitored a road test of Lahore’s new fully electric SRT (Smart Rapid Transit) system between Ali Town and Muslim Town. The vehicle—capable of carrying 320 passengers and traveling 40 km per charge—represents a major upgrade to urban mobility and environmental sustainability in Lahore.
The National Commission for Law & Interfaith Harmony Pakistan (NCLIHP) maintains its operational headquarters at 36-C, Sadar Street, New Muslim Town, Lahore, offering legal aid, interfaith dialogue facilitation, and human rights consulting services during weekday business hours.
Ayubia Market in New Muslim Town functions as an active commercial hub in Lahore, hosting rental opportunities such as a 3-bedroom commercial flat, underscoring the area’s growing significance for small businesses and service-based enterprises seeking visibility and accessibility.
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Wide range of facilities including educational institutions, healthcare, shopping, dining, transport, and modern utilities, with amenities often within walking distance.
LDA-approved housing society with planned development and a mix of residential and commercial activities, offering decent rental values.
Centrally located with ideal access to main roads, providing easy connectivity to workplaces, universities, shopping malls, and hospitals.
Positive living experience with a strong sense of community and friendly neighbors, as reported by long-term residents.
Commercialization has put pressure on local infrastructure, leading to parking shortages, unregulated waste disposal, noise pollution, and drainage systems that struggle during heavy rainfall.