Translated from the Arabic word for “Men” and led by Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, the latest iteration of this series draws from Recep Şentürk's book "Futuwwah: Noble Character".

This event takes place every Tuesday in upstairs Musullah after Isha (9:30) and consists of a short talk by Imam Merchant followed by questions, comments, and discussions from attendees.  Open to youth and young professionals looking to learn what it takes to be a better man according to our scholars in the Islamic tradition. Men 18+ Only.

This event is free but donations are strongly encouraged to fund future events!

The latest edition of our weekly program returns for singles, young couples, and parents ages 28 and up!

Led by Ustadh Humayun and based on Imam Ghazali's book "The Beginning of Guidance" (Bidayatul Hidaya) each week of this 3-part series will tackle a different yet destructive disease of the heart: Envy, Arrogance, and Ostentation.  We will delve into their meanings, causes, remedies, and practical steps to control and overcome them in the modern world, all while meeting others in the community!

Featuring group discussion and activities, we can't wait to see you see you there!

Week 1 - Envy
Week 2 - Arrogance
Week 3 - Ostentation

One ticket covers all 3 sessions!

About Ustadh Humayun:

Ustadh Humayun received a BS in Commerce and Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Virginia. He then pursued Islamic Studies at various prestigious institutions such as Madrasah In‘aamiyyah in Durban, South Africa and Darul Mustafa in Tarim, Yemen. He received a formal Sanad (chain of transmission) in the books of Hadith and a certificate of being an Islamic Scholar from Madinatul Uloom in Virginia.

He has been teaching basic to advanced levels of various Islamic disciplines for the past several years at multiple institutions and was the Imam of a local Northern Virginia masjid. Ustadh Humayun continues to teach and serve the DMV community through Tanwir Institute.

Join us for a special artist feature with Mahnoor as she hosts a painting and gilding workshop!

Mahnoor is a multimedia artist and graphic designer, currently focusing on Arabic Calligraphy. She has worked with several different mediums and on many different types of projects. As a self-taught artist, she strives to teach herself new techniques and styles in order to broaden her horizons in creativity.

Mahnoor loves designing work that can create light and warmth in others’ homes. Each piece she makes is original to honor her motto “just as no two stars are the same.”

Featuring a brief talk where Mahnoor will discuss her personal painting process and inspiration, the main event consists of a workshop where attendees will paint their very own works using gilding: the process of applying a thin layer of metal to achieve a decorative effect!  Unique pieces created by Mahnoor will also be available for purchase after the event!

Workshop Tickets - $20 (which will be used to cover the cost of materials).

Additionally, donations are always appreciated to help fund future Qahwa events!

Join us SATURDAY for STRENGTHENING THE BOND with this month's speaker Imam Hicham Hall!

This monthly convert circle is a dedicated social space for convert/revert brothers and sisters to connect, build new friendships, and learn. Enjoy snacks, a short talk, fun games and meaningful discussions! Converts/reverts, their friends, and families are all welcome!

Tickets are free and doors open at 1:30 (Duhur prayer) with the main event beginning after prayer! We can't wait to see you all there!

Join Imams Farhan Siddiqi and Abdul-Malik Merchant in their monthly series on Islamic Solution to Societal Ills at the HAWA Center!

Muslims are existed in America since its founding.  But throughout history, we have been the minority not just in numbers but also in belief.  We live amongst those that often does not share our customs, our philosophies or even our fundamental values.

In a Western society that both directly and indirectly seeks to change us, how do we hold onto our faith?  How do we externally and internally resists the pressures to change our beliefs?  How can we foster a resilient Islam within ourselves in a world where Islam is so often otherized, marginalized, and even villainized?

Open to men and women, come by for a discussion based talk followed by socialization and snacks!  

While tickets are complimentary, donations are greatly appreciated to support future events for both Dar Al-Hijrah and the Adams Center!

Join us for a peaceful evening at Qahwa Cafe filled with tasbeeh making, dhikr, and a journal reflection. All materials will be provided, just bring yourself and a friend!

Come ready to reflect, unwind, and connect.

Open to sisters ages 15-30

"The worst thing in the world isn't being alone, it's being around people who make you feel alone."

Join us for this 3-week series with Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant as we explore loneliness.

In an age of increasing connectivity, where a conversation is literally the click of a button away, we paradoxically find ourselves feeling isolated, disconnected and unseen.  But how did we reach this point as a society?  How can we reconnect with each other to form deeper and more meaningful relationships?  Is there a way to find solace in isolation without loneliness?  

Comprised of an engaging lecture followed by meaningful discussions, this series will explore the root causes of loneliness and how to spiritually, emotional, and practically overcome them.

Doors for the event open at 6:45 for coffee and connection, event starts at 7:00.

One ticket covers all 3 weeks.  Donations are greatly appricated and help us fund future events!

Open to young professionals ages 21+, we look forward to seeing you there!

Schedule

Week 1 - Loneliness in Society
What elements of modern society propagate loneliness?  How man Muslims in the west feel less lonely in the society that doesn't always accept them?  How can we as a community combat loneliness?

Week 2 - Loneliness in Family 
How do we find acceptance and belonging in our family?  What roles to expectations and cultural differences have in making us feel misunderstood by our family?  How can we overcome these difficulties in both our chosen and unchosen families?

Week 3 - Loneliness as an Individual
What roles does anxiety play in creating and propagating loneliness?  What is the impact of loneliness on ourselves?  How can we find comfort with Allah even when we are alone?

About Abdul-Malik Merchant

Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant completed his undergraduate program in Islamic Studies — specializing in Islamic culture from Umm al-Qura University in Makkah, Saudi Arabia — and his Master of Theological Studies at Boston University’s School of Theology, concentrating on practical theology.  Imam Merchant currently serves as the Lead Chaplain in the ADAMS Center’s office of the Imams.  He asks that you keep him and his families in your duas.

Translated from the Arabic word for “Men” and led by Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, the latest iteration of this series draws from Recep Şentürk's book "Futuwwah: Noble Character".

This event takes place every Tuesday in upstairs Musullah after Isha (9:30) and consists of a short talk by Imam Merchant followed by questions, comments, and discussions from attendees.  Open to youth and young professionals looking to learn what it takes to be a better man according to our scholars in the Islamic tradition. Men 18+ Only.

This event is free but donations are strongly encouraged to fund future events!

The latest edition of our weekly program returns for singles, young couples, and parents ages 28 and up!

Led by Ustadh Humayun and based on Imam Ghazali's book "The Beginning of Guidance" (Bidayatul Hidaya) each week of this 3-part series will tackle a different yet destructive disease of the heart: Envy, Arrogance, and Ostentation.  We will delve into their meanings, causes, remedies, and practical steps to control and overcome them in the modern world, all while meeting others in the community!

Featuring group discussion and activities, we can't wait to see you see you there!

Week 1 - Envy
Week 2 - Arrogance
Week 3 - Ostentation

One ticket covers all 3 sessions!

About Ustadh Humayun:

Ustadh Humayun received a BS in Commerce and Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Virginia. He then pursued Islamic Studies at various prestigious institutions such as Madrasah In‘aamiyyah in Durban, South Africa and Darul Mustafa in Tarim, Yemen. He received a formal Sanad (chain of transmission) in the books of Hadith and a certificate of being an Islamic Scholar from Madinatul Uloom in Virginia.

He has been teaching basic to advanced levels of various Islamic disciplines for the past several years at multiple institutions and was the Imam of a local Northern Virginia masjid. Ustadh Humayun continues to teach and serve the DMV community through Tanwir Institute.

Join us as Qahwa features Imran Ali Malik, founder of Seeker's Coffee: A unique Muslim-owned coffee roasting company, for an immersive coffee experience!

Delve into the rich history and spiritual significance of coffee within Islamic culture as Imran shares his personal journey and the story behind Seeker's Coffee!  Participate in our interactive "Perfect Your Pourover" workshop, a hands-on brewing session focused on mastering the art of pour-over with mindful intention. Finally, indulge in a guided tasting of distinctly different coffees, exploring the nuances of various processes like washed and natural.  Come and awaken your senses with Seeker's Coffee!

Two identical sessions of this event will be held.  The times can be found below, make sure you select the one that best fits your schedule!  This event is open to attendees ages 18+.

Registration is mandatory but donations are greatly appricated to help fund future Qahwa events!  Bags of Seeker's Coffee will also be available to purchase online and in-person!

Sessions

Session 1 - 2:30 - 3:30pm
Session 2 - 4:00 - 5:00pm

About Imran Ali Malik

Imran Ali Malik is a spiritual entrepreneur, cultural storyteller, and meaning-maker in a world overdosing on noise. A former punk rocker turned philosopher-roaster, he brews beans and ideas with equal precision—building Seekers Coffee not just as a brand, but as a movement for beauty, wisdom, and quiet rebellion.

He believes in ritual without rigidity, aesthetics without arrogance, and connection without pretense. Whether he’s writing a memoir, remixing a podcast, or designing a café that feels like a contemplative salon, Imran’s always chasing the same thing: truth, and the people looking for it.

"The worst thing in the world isn't being alone, it's being around people who make you feel alone."

Join us for this 3-week series with Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant as we explore loneliness.

In an age of increasing connectivity, where a conversation is literally the click of a button away, we paradoxically find ourselves feeling isolated, disconnected and unseen.  But how did we reach this point as a society?  How can we reconnect with each other to form deeper and more meaningful relationships?  Is there a way to find solace in isolation without loneliness?  

Comprised of an engaging lecture followed by meaningful discussions, this series will explore the root causes of loneliness and how to spiritually, emotional, and practically overcome them.

Doors for the event open at 6:45 for coffee and connection, event starts at 7:00.

One ticket covers all 3 weeks.  Donations are greatly appricated and help us fund future events!

Open to young professionals ages 21+, we look forward to seeing you there!

Schedule

Week 1 - Loneliness in Society
What elements of modern society propagate loneliness?  How man Muslims in the west feel less lonely in the society that doesn't always accept them?  How can we as a community combat loneliness?

Week 2 - Loneliness in Family 
How do we find acceptance and belonging in our family?  What roles to expectations and cultural differences have in making us feel misunderstood by our family?  How can we overcome these difficulties in both our chosen and unchosen families?

Week 3 - Loneliness as an Individual
What roles does anxiety play in creating and propagating loneliness?  What is the impact of loneliness on ourselves?  How can we find comfort with Allah even when we are alone?

About Abdul-Malik Merchant

Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant completed his undergraduate program in Islamic Studies — specializing in Islamic culture from Umm al-Qura University in Makkah, Saudi Arabia — and his Master of Theological Studies at Boston University’s School of Theology, concentrating on practical theology.  Imam Merchant currently serves as the Lead Chaplain in the ADAMS Center’s office of the Imams.  He asks that you keep him and his families in your duas.

Join Qahwa Cafe and SWISS for our inaugural class with Imam Suhaib Webb!In this special session, Imam Suhaib will guide us through Imam al-Muttaqi’s powerful essay, Clarifying the Path of Nearness to God.

Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your spiritual journey. Registration takes place through the SWISS Portal.

Translated from the Arabic word for “Men” and led by Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, the latest iteration of this series draws from Recep Şentürk's book "Futuwwah: Noble Character".

This event takes place every Tuesday in upstairs Musullah after Isha (9:30) and consists of a short talk by Imam Merchant followed by questions, comments, and discussions from attendees.  Open to youth and young professionals looking to learn what it takes to be a better man according to our scholars in the Islamic tradition. Men 18+ Only.

This event is free but donations are strongly encouraged to fund future events!

"The worst thing in the world isn't being alone, it's being around people who make you feel alone."

Join us for this 3-week series with Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant as we explore loneliness.

In an age of increasing connectivity, where a conversation is literally the click of a button away, we paradoxically find ourselves feeling isolated, disconnected and unseen.  But how did we reach this point as a society?  How can we reconnect with each other to form deeper and more meaningful relationships?  Is there a way to find solace in isolation without loneliness?  

Comprised of an engaging lecture followed by meaningful discussions, this series will explore the root causes of loneliness and how to spiritually, emotional, and practically overcome them.

Doors for the event open at 6:45 for coffee and connection, event starts at 7:00.

One ticket covers all 3 weeks.  Donations are greatly appricated and help us fund future events!

Open to young professionals ages 21+, we look forward to seeing you there!

Schedule

Week 1 - Loneliness in Society
What elements of modern society propagate loneliness?  How man Muslims in the west feel less lonely in the society that doesn't always accept them?  How can we as a community combat loneliness?

Week 2 - Loneliness in Family 
How do we find acceptance and belonging in our family?  What roles to expectations and cultural differences have in making us feel misunderstood by our family?  How can we overcome these difficulties in both our chosen and unchosen families?

Week 3 - Loneliness as an Individual
What roles does anxiety play in creating and propagating loneliness?  What is the impact of loneliness on ourselves?  How can we find comfort with Allah even when we are alone?

About Abdul-Malik Merchant

Imam Abdul-Malik Merchant completed his undergraduate program in Islamic Studies — specializing in Islamic culture from Umm al-Qura University in Makkah, Saudi Arabia — and his Master of Theological Studies at Boston University’s School of Theology, concentrating on practical theology.  Imam Merchant currently serves as the Lead Chaplain in the ADAMS Center’s office of the Imams.  He asks that you keep him and his families in your duas.

Translated from the Arabic word for “Men” and led by Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, the latest iteration of this series draws from Recep Şentürk's book "Futuwwah: Noble Character".

This event takes place every Tuesday in upstairs Musullah after Isha (9:30) and consists of a short talk by Imam Merchant followed by questions, comments, and discussions from attendees.  Open to youth and young professionals looking to learn what it takes to be a better man according to our scholars in the Islamic tradition. Men 18+ Only.

This event is free but donations are strongly encouraged to fund future events!

Purification of the heart is an important step in our spiritual journey and it all begins through identifying root causes and introspection. 

Join us for a special Ramadan Series of Lattes and Lit beginning Saturday, March 1.  In this collaboration with ADAMS Qurtuba and Sisters Suhbah where we will read Sins: The Poison of the Heart by Dr. Haifaa Younis.

Meeting weekly every Saturday of Ramadan at 12pm-1:30pm in Qahwa Cafe, read and participate in beneficial discussions about how sins impact the heart, our deen, and our daily lives, and critically, how overcome these sins as believers! 

Please note, the moderators for these sessions are NOT scholars. We will be unable to advise you on rulings, etc, and will stick to reflection based discussions. However, we will be able to point you in the right direction if any questions arise! 

This event is open to Sisters Only ages 18+.  Registration is free but donations are encouraged to help fund future events!  Books will not be provided and participants should read chapter 1 by the first meeting.  For both the regular and aspiring readers, make the most of this Ramadan all while building community through sisterhood.  See you there inshallah! 

Schedule:

March 8 - Preface and Chapter 1

March 15 - Chapters 2 and 3

March 22 - Chapters 4 and 5

March 29 - Chapters 6 and 7

About the Book:

Many of us may be unaware that some things that we do, are actually sins - acts of disobedience to Allah (swt). Even when we are aware of them, we don't think that our sins can have negative consequences for us, in our relationship with Allah (swt), other people, and even the world.

Learning about sins is an eye-opening, transforming experience that changes your heart and mind. Furthermore, it makes you look at the world from a new perspective which can change your life forever. 

Discover, dissect and digest how to prevent and even overcome that which poisons the heart of the believer.

The latest edition of our weekly program returns for singles, young couples, and parents ages 28 and up for a special Ramadan Series!

Led by Ust. Shad Imam, this 3-part series will focus on attaining paradise, the actions to take us there get us there, and prioritizing our lives so that we put Jannah and Allah S.W.T. at the center.

Pulling from Surah Al-Waqi'ah (Translated as "The Inevitable"), these sessions will featuring interactive workshopping and reflection as we contemplate how to personalize and reach Jannah not in spite of, but rather through our obligations to our families and communities.

Bring a friend and meet those in the community, we can't wait to see you see you there!

Week 1 - Descriptions of Paradise
Week 2 - Preparing for Paradise (Part 1)
Week 3 - Preparing for Paradise (Part 1)

One ticket covers all 3 sessions!

Purification of the heart is an important step in our spiritual journey and it all begins through identifying root causes and introspection. 

Join us for a special Ramadan Series of Lattes and Lit beginning Saturday, March 1.  In this collaboration with ADAMS Qurtuba and Sisters Suhbah where we will read Sins: The Poison of the Heart by Dr. Haifaa Younis.

Meeting weekly every Saturday of Ramadan at 12pm-1:30pm in Qahwa Cafe, read and participate in beneficial discussions about how sins impact the heart, our deen, and our daily lives, and critically, how overcome these sins as believers! 

Please note, the moderators for these sessions are NOT scholars. We will be unable to advise you on rulings, etc, and will stick to reflection based discussions. However, we will be able to point you in the right direction if any questions arise! 

This event is open to Sisters Only ages 18+.  Registration is free but donations are encouraged to help fund future events!  Books will not be provided and participants should read chapter 1 by the first meeting.  For both the regular and aspiring readers, make the most of this Ramadan all while building community through sisterhood.  See you there inshallah! 

Schedule:

March 8 - Preface and Chapter 1

March 15 - Chapters 2 and 3

March 22 - Chapters 4 and 5

March 29 - Chapters 6 and 7

About the Book:

Many of us may be unaware that some things that we do, are actually sins - acts of disobedience to Allah (swt). Even when we are aware of them, we don't think that our sins can have negative consequences for us, in our relationship with Allah (swt), other people, and even the world.

Learning about sins is an eye-opening, transforming experience that changes your heart and mind. Furthermore, it makes you look at the world from a new perspective which can change your life forever. 

Discover, dissect and digest how to prevent and even overcome that which poisons the heart of the believer.

Join us as Ramadan's greatest collaboration between Dar Al-Hijrah and the ADAMS Center returns for Late Night Talks at the HAWA Center.

Led by Imams Farhan Siddiqi and Abdul-Malik Merchant, this year's topic will highlight the Prophetic Character of our Prophet (ﷺ).  Let us use this month not just to break fast and stand in prayer, but to look inward toward our own nafs as well in hopes of improving ourselves.

Taken place on the first floor in the Mususllah and happening every Friday Nights of Ramadan after taraweeh starting on March 7th — check out all the topics, dates, and start times for this engaging discussion-based event below:

Dates and Topics:

•⁠  ⁠March 7 - Prophetic Empathy (10-11 pm)
•⁠  ⁠March 14 - Prophetic Gratitude (11pm-12am)
•⁠  ⁠March 21 - Prophetic Kinship (11pm-12am)

Bring your friends and family, and bask in community during the best month of the year!  Tickets are complimentary, but any donations are greatly appreciated to support future events for both Dar Al-Hijrah and the ADAMS Center!

We look forwards to seeing you there, May Allah bless us all.

Join us for a special Rijaal ilftar at Silver Diner with Imam Abdul- Malik Merchant at the Reston Silver Diner!  Build brotherhood and community as we break fast together! Open to male youth and young professionals 18+

Open to male youth and young professionals 18+

Iftar is at 7:22 so arrive early to order water and appetizers in time for Iftar!  Please note that individuals will be paying for their respective meals.

Silver Dinner Address: 11951 Killingsworth Ave, Reston, VA 20194, USA

The latest edition of our weekly program returns for singles, young couples, and parents ages 28 and up for a special Ramadan Series!

Led by Ust. Shad Imam, this 3-part series will focus on attaining paradise, the actions to take us there get us there, and prioritizing our lives so that we put Jannah and Allah S.W.T. at the center.

Pulling from Surah Al-Waqi'ah (Translated as "The Inevitable"), these sessions will featuring interactive workshopping and reflection as we contemplate how to personalize and reach Jannah not in spite of, but rather through our obligations to our families and communities.

Bring a friend and meet those in the community, we can't wait to see you see you there!

Week 1 - Descriptions of Paradise
Week 2 - Preparing for Paradise (Part 1)
Week 3 - Preparing for Paradise (Part 1)

One ticket covers all 3 sessions!

Purification of the heart is an important step in our spiritual journey and it all begins through identifying root causes and introspection. 

Join us for a special Ramadan Series of Lattes and Lit beginning Saturday, March 1.  In this collaboration with ADAMS Qurtuba and Sisters Suhbah where we will read Sins: The Poison of the Heart by Dr. Haifaa Younis.

Meeting weekly every Saturday of Ramadan at 12pm-1:30pm in Qahwa Cafe, read and participate in beneficial discussions about how sins impact the heart, our deen, and our daily lives, and critically, how overcome these sins as believers! 

Please note, the moderators for these sessions are NOT scholars. We will be unable to advise you on rulings, etc, and will stick to reflection based discussions. However, we will be able to point you in the right direction if any questions arise! 

This event is open to Sisters Only ages 18+.  Registration is free but donations are encouraged to help fund future events!  Books will not be provided and participants should read chapter 1 by the first meeting.  For both the regular and aspiring readers, make the most of this Ramadan all while building community through sisterhood.  See you there inshallah! 

Schedule:

March 8 - Preface and Chapter 1

March 15 - Chapters 2 and 3

March 22 - Chapters 4 and 5

March 29 - Chapters 6 and 7

About the Book:

Many of us may be unaware that some things that we do, are actually sins - acts of disobedience to Allah (swt). Even when we are aware of them, we don't think that our sins can have negative consequences for us, in our relationship with Allah (swt), other people, and even the world.

Learning about sins is an eye-opening, transforming experience that changes your heart and mind. Furthermore, it makes you look at the world from a new perspective which can change your life forever. 

Discover, dissect and digest how to prevent and even overcome that which poisons the heart of the believer.

Join us as Ramadan's greatest collaboration between Dar Al-Hijrah and the ADAMS Center returns for Late Night Talks at the HAWA Center.

Led by Imams Farhan Siddiqi and Abdul-Malik Merchant, this year's topic will highlight the Prophetic Character of our Prophet (ﷺ).  Let us use this month not just to break fast and stand in prayer, but to look inward toward our own nafs as well in hopes of improving ourselves.

Taken place on the first floor in the Mususllah and happening every Friday Nights of Ramadan after taraweeh starting on March 7th — check out all the topics, dates, and start times for this engaging discussion-based event below:

Dates and Topics:

•⁠  ⁠March 7 - Prophetic Empathy (10-11 pm)
•⁠  ⁠March 14 - Prophetic Gratitude (11pm-12am)
•⁠  ⁠March 21 - Prophetic Kinship (11pm-12am)

Bring your friends and family, and bask in community during the best month of the year!  Tickets are complimentary, but any donations are greatly appreciated to support future events for both Dar Al-Hijrah and the ADAMS Center!

We look forwards to seeing you there, May Allah bless us all.

Purification of the heart is an important step in our spiritual journey and it all begins through identifying root causes and introspection. 

Join us for a special Ramadan Series of Lattes and Lit beginning Saturday, March 1.  In this collaboration with ADAMS Qurtuba and Sisters Suhbah where we will read Sins: The Poison of the Heart by Dr. Haifaa Younis.

Meeting weekly every Saturday of Ramadan at 12pm-1:30pm in Qahwa Cafe, read and participate in beneficial discussions about how sins impact the heart, our deen, and our daily lives, and critically, how overcome these sins as believers! 

Please note, the moderators for these sessions are NOT scholars. We will be unable to advise you on rulings, etc, and will stick to reflection based discussions. However, we will be able to point you in the right direction if any questions arise! 

This event is open to Sisters Only ages 18+.  Registration is free but donations are encouraged to help fund future events!  Books will not be provided and participants should read chapter 1 by the first meeting.  For both the regular and aspiring readers, make the most of this Ramadan all while building community through sisterhood.  See you there inshallah! 

Schedule:

March 8 - Preface and Chapter 1

March 15 - Chapters 2 and 3

March 22 - Chapters 4 and 5

March 29 - Chapters 6 and 7

About the Book:

Many of us may be unaware that some things that we do, are actually sins - acts of disobedience to Allah (swt). Even when we are aware of them, we don't think that our sins can have negative consequences for us, in our relationship with Allah (swt), other people, and even the world.

Learning about sins is an eye-opening, transforming experience that changes your heart and mind. Furthermore, it makes you look at the world from a new perspective which can change your life forever. 

Discover, dissect and digest how to prevent and even overcome that which poisons the heart of the believer.

Join us as Ramadan's greatest collaboration between Dar Al-Hijrah and the ADAMS Center returns for Late Night Talks at the HAWA Center.

Led by Imams Farhan Siddiqi and Abdul-Malik Merchant, this year's topic will highlight the Prophetic Character of our Prophet (ﷺ).  Let us use this month not just to break fast and stand in prayer, but to look inward toward our own nafs as well in hopes of improving ourselves.

Taken place on the first floor in the Mususllah and happening every Friday Nights of Ramadan after taraweeh starting on March 7th — check out all the topics, dates, and start times for this engaging discussion-based event below:

Dates and Topics:

•⁠  ⁠March 7 - Prophetic Empathy (10-11 pm)
•⁠  ⁠March 14 - Prophetic Gratitude (11pm-12am)
•⁠  ⁠March 21 - Prophetic Kinship (11pm-12am)

Bring your friends and family, and bask in community during the best month of the year!  Tickets are complimentary, but any donations are greatly appreciated to support future events for both Dar Al-Hijrah and the ADAMS Center!

We look forwards to seeing you there, May Allah bless us all.