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Ramadan Vision Boarding
Assalamu Alaikam!
Join us for a transformative 5-week journey where we create vision boards for Ramadan and hold each other accountable in reaching our spiritual goals! This is a commitment-based experience, not a one-off or drop-in event, designed to be attended from the very beginning to receive the full impact and benefit. 🌿🌙
Through creative expression, intentional goal setting, and a supportive community, we’ll envision our ideal Ramadan—and thoughtfully document our real journey as it unfolds.
What You'll Experience: Each Saturday from 12-2 PM, we'll gather to:
Week 1: Create your Ramadan vision board with guided reflection on spiritual, personal, and community goals
Weeks 2-4: Document your journey with photos, share progress in small accountability groups, and support each other through challenges
Week 5: Compare your vision with your reality, celebrate accomplishments, and reflect on growth together
What You Will Receive:
Two 24 x 36 thick cardstock boards: one to design your dreams, one to capture your lived experience. By the end, you'll have a beautiful visual testimony of your Ramadan journey and the accountability to make it meaningful.
A notepad: to write notes of new habits inspired by other participants in the series, observations you had throughout Ramadan regarding your vision board, your intentions, goals, etc.
Scissors, glue sticks, and inspirational pictures (to paste on your first vision board for the first session)
All materials provided! Your ticket goes towards thick card-stock boards, magazines, decorative supplies, scissors, glue sticks, and notepads for the series inshallah. Just bring your intentions, an open heart, and a phone to capture moments throughout the week.
This event is open to sisters ages 16+
Ramadan Nights - The Legacy
Ramadan Nights, Qahwa Cafe's event of the year, returns!
Join us for our final session of the series with Imam Kebba Sallah and Ust. Madeha Baqai as they discuss "The Legacy".
We will ask questions such as: How do we grow beyond the mistakes of our lives? How do we establish a legacy for this Ramadan? How can we live a life that Allah (SWT) will be proud of after we pass?
This year's theme is A Life of Redemption, where we will explore the perpetual yet destined cycle of Redemption that defines our actions, our Prophets, our lives, and our Ramadan. Each week of this 4-part series will focus on a different stage of Redemption, highlighting our personal experiences, incorporating key lessons from the story of Prophet Adam (Peace Be Upon Him) and his wife Hawwa, and how they reflect our own lives.
Doors open at 11:45pm after Taraweeh with the main event beginning at 11:59pm in the Main Musallah. Featuring a talk and discussion circles, registration is free but donations are strongly encouraged to help support future Ramadan and year round events for young adults! Tickets will be capped at 600 due to spacing limitations.
Open to young adults ages 18+, this week's food vendors are Smash'd and Press'd and Cater To Youu. Absolutely all are welcome and greatly look forward to your attendance this Ramadan!
About Imam Kebba Sallah
Imam Kebba Sallah was born and raised in the Washington D.C. area. He graduated from Virginia Tech University with a bachelors degree in Computer Engineering and has 13 years of consulting industry experience. In early 2023, Imam Kebba transitioned his career to become an Imam for the ADAMS Center community.
In addition to his corporate background, Imam Kebba has completed memorization of the Holy Quran and has ijaazah in Qiraat Hafs An Assim. He has been a student of knowledge for many years having studied Islamic sciences with local and international teachers. He is a student of Imam Mohamed Magid and other U.S. based scholars. He has studied classical Arabic language at Qasid Institute in Amman, Jordan for a brief period and then returned to serve the community while pursuing advanced Arabic mastery with local scholars. He studied briefly at the Boston Islamic Seminary before transitioning to his current pursuit of traditional Ijaazaat in the Islamic sciences.
He has led taraweeh, daily prayers, Khutbas, and Halaqaat for over 10 years at ADAMS and other institutions in the Northern Virginia area. He has served on the board of multiple Islamic institutions and has extensive experience with youth development and has led local youth mentoring programs for nearly a decade within the Northern Virginia community.
About Ust. Madeha Baqai
Ustadha Madeha Baqai is an Islamic scholar , teacher, and spiritual coach who beautifully connects how the Qur'an speaks to our everyday lives. She graduated as valedictorian in her Alimiyyah program and is also a Chemical & Biomolecular Engineer with over 15 years of experience in the Petrochemical Industry.
She has taught Qur'an and Tafsir across the Northeast, leading workshops, retreats, and lectures with organizations such as Sahara Programs, ICNA, MAV Dar Al-noor, and ADAMS. Today, she balances her career as a Lead Technical Sales Manager in jet-fuel production and her passion for Islamic education and community growth. Her work is rooted in a desire to empower Muslim Americans spiritually, intellectually, and professionally.
Ramadan Nights - The Redemption
Ramadan Nights, Qahwa Cafe's event of the year, returns!
Join us for our third session with Ust. Kouthar Muttardy and Othman Altalib as they discuss "The Redemption".
We will ask questions such as: How do we repent and rebuild ourselves after we’ve fallen? What do we do if we fall back into sin after we repent? How can we help those around us who are trying to redeem themselves?
This year's theme is A Life of Redemption, where we will explore the perpetual yet destined cycle of Redemption that defines our actions, our Prophets, our lives, and our Ramadan. Each week of this 4-part series will focus on a different stage of Redemption, highlighting our personal experiences, incorporating key lessons from the story of Prophet Adam (Peace Be Upon Him) and his wife Hawwa, and how they reflect our own lives.
Doors open at 10:45pm after Taraweeh with the main event beginning at 11pm in the Main Musallah. Featuring a talk and discussion circles, registration is free but donations are strongly encouraged to help support future Ramadan and year round events for young adults! Tickets will be capped at 600 due to spacing limitations.
Open to young adults ages 18+, this week's food vendors are Smash'd and Press'd and Melt DMV. Absolutely all are welcome and greatly look forward to your attendance this Ramadan!
About Ustaadah. Kouthar Muttardy
Kouthar Muttardy was born and grew up in Northern Virginia. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with an emphasis in human development from George Mason University and has completed a Master of Arts in education from Marymount University. Kouthar has worked as a K-12 teacher, teacher trainer, & curriculum development specialist for over 20 years.
Ustadha Kouthar has been studying traditional Islamic sciences including tajwid, tafsir, aqeedah, seerah, hadith, and Hanbali & Shafi’i fiqh since high school. Kouthar completed her Islamic Studies Teacher Certification at the Ribaat Academic Institute in 2020 and is currently in pursuit of a doctoral degree in Islamic Studies.
About Othman Altalib
Othman Altalib lives by one central mission: inspiring others to find their purpose and live it with passion every single day, all while putting the ummah first. With nearly 15 years leading teams at IBM, Google, and multiple startups, he’s cultivated the discipline to RYSE above challenges while helping others do the same.
For 20 years, Othman has delivered Khutbahs across the country focusing on aligning our purpose with the greater good of the ummah, reminding us that true leadership means serving something larger than ourselves. Through RYSE Coaching, Othman helps individuals identify their "why" and cultivate the spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical fortitude to live by it. His mission is to help people RYSE beyond their limitations, live with purpose, and contribute meaningfully to the world, so that our legacy extends far beyond us, and uplifts the Ummah for generations to come.
Ramadan Vision Boarding
Assalamu Alaikam!
Join us for a transformative 5-week journey where we create vision boards for Ramadan and hold each other accountable in reaching our spiritual goals! This is a commitment-based experience, not a one-off or drop-in event, designed to be attended from the very beginning to receive the full impact and benefit. 🌿🌙
Through creative expression, intentional goal setting, and a supportive community, we’ll envision our ideal Ramadan—and thoughtfully document our real journey as it unfolds.
What You'll Experience: Each Saturday from 12-2 PM, we'll gather to:
Week 1: Create your Ramadan vision board with guided reflection on spiritual, personal, and community goals
Weeks 2-4: Document your journey with photos, share progress in small accountability groups, and support each other through challenges
Week 5: Compare your vision with your reality, celebrate accomplishments, and reflect on growth together
What You Will Receive:
Two 24 x 36 thick cardstock boards: one to design your dreams, one to capture your lived experience. By the end, you'll have a beautiful visual testimony of your Ramadan journey and the accountability to make it meaningful.
A notepad: to write notes of new habits inspired by other participants in the series, observations you had throughout Ramadan regarding your vision board, your intentions, goals, etc.
Scissors, glue sticks, and inspirational pictures (to paste on your first vision board for the first session)
All materials provided! Your ticket goes towards thick card-stock boards, magazines, decorative supplies, scissors, glue sticks, and notepads for the series inshallah. Just bring your intentions, an open heart, and a phone to capture moments throughout the week.
This event is open to sisters ages 16+
UmmaTea RAMADAN Edition – w/Imam Magid
Our FIRST UmmaTea during Ramadan! Please join us for our monthly UmmaTea session, open to the community, hosted by ADAMS Young Adults in partnership with ADAMS Qurtuba and Qahwa Cafe!
From Reading to Living: How can we contextualize and live out the messages of the Quran in our lives?
“This is a blessed Book which We revealed to you, that they may reflect upon its verses, and those with understanding may take heed.” (38:29)
The Quran is the ever-living Word of God, revealed to our beloved Messenger Muhammad SAW as a guide for all people and all time. But it can be challenging to understand how the Quran can directly inform our lives, especially when concepts, phrases, and even stories seem to reference historical contexts which may be unfamiliar to many of us. Sometimes when we read, we must rely on translations to understand the Quran, and even then, we can find ourselves confused, feeling detached, or even overwhelmed by the interpretations presented to us. This Ramadan, as we listen and read the Quran, how can we develop the practical skills to apply its meanings into our lives throughout the rest of the year, and beyond?
Please come with a notebook, a pen, and your own water bottle. Tea and snacks will be served as usual. Please arrive on time— we will open the doors after Taraweeh for tea time and then begin the main program after promptly after Isha, insha’Allah.
We welcome all members of our community over 21 to attend this event! As we provide free tea and snacks, we ask that if you are able, to please purchase a ticket and/or gift a donation to allow us to keep this event free and accessible to ADAMS Young Adults and Young Professionals! May Allah SWT reward you all and may He continue to protect and bless our community.
Lattes & Lit: Book Club - Ramadan Edition
Assalamu Alaikum!
In honor of the blessed month of Ramadan, we invite you to join us for Lattes & Lit: Ramadan Edition. This Ramadan, we will be reading Purification of the Heart by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf as we explore how to cleanse our hearts of common spiritual diseases—during Ramadan and beyond.
Each session will focus on a shared theme drawn from multiple chapters, which is why the chapters have been grouped accordingly. Please read the assigned chapters before each session and come prepared with notes, reflections, and questions. Our discussions will include:
A analysis of the selected chapters
Relevant verses and surahs from the Qur’an that relate to these spiritual diseases and their cures
Supporting hadiths
Assigned readings for each session are as follows:
2/13
• Introduction to Purification (pages 1-12), Boasting and Arrogance (pages 77-80)
• Envy (pages 29-33)
• Derision (pages 88-89)
2/20
• Love of the World (pages 27-28)
• Ostentation (pages 39-45)
• Vanity (pages 62-63)
• Obliviousness to Blessings (pages 85-87)
• Wantonness (pages 20-21)
• Fantasizing (page 36)
2/27
• Negative Thoughts (pages 60-61)
• Anger (pages 65-71)
• Hatred (pages 22-23)
• Rancor (page 76)
3/6
• Displeasure with Divine Decree (pages 47-49)
• Antipathy Toward Death (pages 83-84)
• Relying on Other Than God (page 46)
• Heedlessness (pages 72-75)
• False Hope (pages 54-59)
Come with a heart ready to engage, reflect, and grow in knowledge, insha’Allah.
While tickets are free, we kindly encourage you to donate through the donation ticket option during this blessed month of Ramadan.
May Allah accept from us all. Ameen.
Ramadan Nights - The Fall
Ramadan Nights, Qahwa Cafe's event of the year, returns!
Join us for our second session with Imam Hicham Hall and Ust. Kouthar Muttardy as they discuss "The Fall".
We will ask questions such as: How do we ensuring that our falls do not break us? Are my sins so great that I cannot be redeemed? How can I find hope in God's mercy even after falling?
This year's theme is A Life of Redemption, where we will explore the perpetual yet destined cycle of Redemption that defines our actions, our Prophets, our lives, and our Ramadan. Each week of this 4-part series will focus on a different stage of Redemption, highlighting our personal experiences, incorporating key lessons from the story of Prophet Adam (Peace Be Upon Him) and his wife Hawwa, and how they reflect our own lives.
Doors open at 10:45pm after Taraweeh with the main event beginning at 11pm in the Main Musallah. Featuring a talk and discussion circles, registration is free but donations are strongly encouraged to help support future Ramadan and year round events for young adults! Tickets will be capped at 600 due to spacing limitations.
Open to young adults ages 18+, this week's food vendors are Smash'd and Press'd and Kunafa Cupz. Absolutely all are welcome and greatly look forward to your attendance this Ramadan!
About Ustaadah Kouthar Muttardy
Kouthar Muttardy was born and grew up in Northern Virginia. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with an emphasis in human development from George Mason University and has completed a Master of Arts in education from Marymount University. Kouthar has worked as a K-12 teacher, teacher trainer, & curriculum development specialist for over 20 years.
Ustadha Kouthar has been studying traditional Islamic sciences including tajwid, tafsir, aqeedah, seerah, hadith, and Hanbali & Shafi’i fiqh since high school. Kouthar completed her Islamic Studies Teacher Certification at the Ribaat Academic Institute in 2020 and is currently in pursuit of a doctoral degree in Islamic Studies.
About Imam Hicham Hall
Imam Hicham Hall was born in Tangier, Morocco to a convert Scottish-American father and Moroccan mother, and grew up in the DMV. He has served at the Islamic Society of Western Maryland, MAS DC, PEARLS, and ADAMS as youth mentor, community halaqa leader, khateeb, and Imam for nearly 10 years.
Imam Hicham began his private studies with local students of knowledge and Imams. He attended Zaytuna College followed by traditional studies overseas. Hicham graduated from George Mason with a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Islamic Thought. Seeking additional traditional knowledge, he spent more time overseas studying with his teachers and continues to do so remotely. He is currently concluding his MA in Islamic Studies at Bayan and currently serves as the lead Imam at ADAMS Gainesville and head of the Sanctuary, ADAMS's department for new and newly practicing Muslims.
Ramadan Vision Boarding
Assalamu Alaikam!
Join us for a transformative 5-week journey where we create vision boards for Ramadan and hold each other accountable in reaching our spiritual goals! This is a commitment-based experience, not a one-off or drop-in event, designed to be attended from the very beginning to receive the full impact and benefit. 🌿🌙
Through creative expression, intentional goal setting, and a supportive community, we’ll envision our ideal Ramadan—and thoughtfully document our real journey as it unfolds.
What You'll Experience: Each Saturday from 12-2 PM, we'll gather to:
Week 1: Create your Ramadan vision board with guided reflection on spiritual, personal, and community goals
Weeks 2-4: Document your journey with photos, share progress in small accountability groups, and support each other through challenges
Week 5: Compare your vision with your reality, celebrate accomplishments, and reflect on growth together
What You Will Receive:
Two 24 x 36 thick cardstock boards: one to design your dreams, one to capture your lived experience. By the end, you'll have a beautiful visual testimony of your Ramadan journey and the accountability to make it meaningful.
A notepad: to write notes of new habits inspired by other participants in the series, observations you had throughout Ramadan regarding your vision board, your intentions, goals, etc.
Scissors, glue sticks, and inspirational pictures (to paste on your first vision board for the first session)
All materials provided! Your ticket goes towards thick card-stock boards, magazines, decorative supplies, scissors, glue sticks, and notepads for the series inshallah. Just bring your intentions, an open heart, and a phone to capture moments throughout the week.
This event is open to sisters ages 16+
Lattes & Lit: Book Club - Ramadan Edition
Assalamu Alaikum!
In honor of the blessed month of Ramadan, we invite you to join us for Lattes & Lit: Ramadan Edition. This Ramadan, we will be reading Purification of the Heart by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf as we explore how to cleanse our hearts of common spiritual diseases—during Ramadan and beyond.
Each session will focus on a shared theme drawn from multiple chapters, which is why the chapters have been grouped accordingly. Please read the assigned chapters before each session and come prepared with notes, reflections, and questions. Our discussions will include:
A analysis of the selected chapters
Relevant verses and surahs from the Qur’an that relate to these spiritual diseases and their cures
Supporting hadiths
Assigned readings for each session are as follows:
2/13
• Introduction to Purification (pages 1-12), Boasting and Arrogance (pages 77-80)
• Envy (pages 29-33)
• Derision (pages 88-89)
2/20
• Love of the World (pages 27-28)
• Ostentation (pages 39-45)
• Vanity (pages 62-63)
• Obliviousness to Blessings (pages 85-87)
• Wantonness (pages 20-21)
• Fantasizing (page 36)
2/27
• Negative Thoughts (pages 60-61)
• Anger (pages 65-71)
• Hatred (pages 22-23)
• Rancor (page 76)
3/6
• Displeasure with Divine Decree (pages 47-49)
• Antipathy Toward Death (pages 83-84)
• Relying on Other Than God (page 46)
• Heedlessness (pages 72-75)
• False Hope (pages 54-59)
Come with a heart ready to engage, reflect, and grow in knowledge, insha’Allah.
While tickets are free, we kindly encourage you to donate through the donation ticket option during this blessed month of Ramadan.
May Allah accept from us all. Ameen.
Ramadan Nights - The Rise
Ramadan Nights, Qahwa Cafe's event of the year, returns!
This year's theme is A Life of Redemption, where we will explore the perpetual yet destined cycle of Redemption that defines our actions, our Prophets, our lives, and our Ramadan.
Ramadan Vision Boarding
Assalamu Alaikam!
Join us for a transformative 5-week journey where we create vision boards for Ramadan and hold each other accountable in reaching our spiritual goals! This is a commitment-based experience, not a one-off or drop-in event, designed to be attended from the very beginning to receive the full impact and benefit. 🌿🌙
Through creative expression, intentional goal setting, and a supportive community, we’ll envision our ideal Ramadan—and thoughtfully document our real journey as it unfolds.
What You'll Experience: Each Saturday from 12-2 PM, we'll gather to:
Week 1: Create your Ramadan vision board with guided reflection on spiritual, personal, and community goals
Weeks 2-4: Document your journey with photos, share progress in small accountability groups, and support each other through challenges
Week 5: Compare your vision with your reality, celebrate accomplishments, and reflect on growth together
What You Will Receive:
Two 24 x 36 thick cardstock boards: one to design your dreams, one to capture your lived experience. By the end, you'll have a beautiful visual testimony of your Ramadan journey and the accountability to make it meaningful.
A notepad: to write notes of new habits inspired by other participants in the series, observations you had throughout Ramadan regarding your vision board, your intentions, goals, etc.
Scissors, glue sticks, and inspirational pictures (to paste on your first vision board for the first session)
All materials provided! Your ticket goes towards thick card-stock boards, magazines, decorative supplies, scissors, glue sticks, and notepads for the series inshallah. Just bring your intentions, an open heart, and a phone to capture moments throughout the week.
This event is open to sisters ages 16+
The Quran Experience with Sh. Yahya Al-Raaby
Join us Friday after Taraweeh for a special event with guest speaker Sh. Yahya Al-Raaby, sponsored by the Global Guidance Center and Human Development Fund.
The launch of this tour across American, Sh. Raaby will explore The Quran Experience and how the Book of God is both a living mirror and eternal model for our own lives. Following his talk will be engaging discussions and a qiyam prayer. Open to attendees ages 18+
The event takes place in the Main Musallah. Doors open at 10:45 with the main event starting at 11:59 p.m. Tickets for this event are mandatory and are capped at 575 spots. Entrance will not be granted without a ticket and we may sell out before the event begins. Guarantee your spot now by purchasing a ticket. Donations are always greatly appricated to help support future events for the Muslims youth and young adults this Ramadan and year round!
Lattes & Lit Ramadan Edition - Ramadan Edition
Assalamu Alaikum!
In honor of the blessed month of Ramadan, we invite you to join us for Lattes & Lit: Ramadan Edition. This Ramadan, we will be reading Purification of the Heart by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf as we explore how to cleanse our hearts of common spiritual diseases—during Ramadan and beyond.
Each session will focus on a shared theme drawn from multiple chapters, which is why the chapters have been grouped accordingly. Please read the assigned chapters before each session and come prepared with notes, reflections, and questions. Our discussions will include:
A analysis of the selected chapters
Relevant verses and surahs from the Qur’an that relate to these spiritual diseases and their cures
Supporting hadiths
Assigned readings for each session are as follows:
2/13
• Introduction to Purification (pages 1-12), Boasting and Arrogance (pages 77-80)
• Envy (pages 29-33)
• Derision (pages 88-89)
2/20
• Love of the World (pages 27-28)
• Ostentation (pages 39-45)
• Vanity (pages 62-63)
• Obliviousness to Blessings (pages 85-87)
• Wantonness (pages 20-21)
• Fantasizing (page 36)
2/27
• Negative Thoughts (pages 60-61)
• Anger (pages 65-71)
• Hatred (pages 22-23)
• Rancor (page 76)
3/6
• Displeasure with Divine Decree (pages 47-49)
• Antipathy Toward Death (pages 83-84)
• Relying on Other Than God (page 46)
• Heedlessness (pages 72-75)
• False Hope (pages 54-59)
Come with a heart ready to engage, reflect, and grow in knowledge, insha’Allah.
While tickets are free, we kindly encourage you to donate through the donation ticket option during this blessed month of Ramadan.
May Allah accept from us all. Ameen.
Black History Month Open Mic Night
Join us this Saturday for the return of Qahwa's Open Mic Night in honor of Black History Month!
Headlined by spoken word artist and poet Muhammad Oda, showcase your talents and passions to make this a night to remember! Whether you are a seasoned veteran or a first time performer, we can't wait to see your stuff! Open to spoken word artist, poets, comedians, musicians, and more!
When we celebrate Black History Month, we aren’t just celebrating Black history, we are celebrating American history. By collectively and consciously honoring Black history, we come together and continue to rewrite the narrative of our diverse nation. All performers are welcomed regardless of ethnicity!
Please note that string instruments will not be permitted.
Audience tickets are $5, donations are greatly appreciated to help support future events! Performer tickets are FREE and must be 16+
Contact qahwa@adamscenter.org if you have any questions!
About Muhammad Oda
Muhammad Oda is a writer, poet, lyricist, and entrepreneur. He currently stands as the youth director at Dar Al Hijrah. He is the Co-Founder and former Program Director of Center DC. And the founder and Executive director of chocolate city. Muhammad has developed curriculum ranging from youth leadership to performance techniques to Islamic Education for various communities and organizations in San Diego and the DMV.
In his spare time, Muhammad enjoys hanging out with family friends, hitting up various coffee shops, learning from scholars and students of Deen and discovering new things. Together with his wife Lauren Schreiber, the duo organizes events, encourages community dialogue around creative expression, hosts workshops, and empowers individuals to produce and consume art that lines up with their values.
Lattes & Lit: Book Club - Ramadan Edition
Assalamu Alaikum!
In honor of the blessed month of Ramadan, we invite you to join us for Lattes & Lit: Ramadan Edition. This Ramadan, we will be reading Purification of the Heart by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf as we explore how to cleanse our hearts of common spiritual diseases—during Ramadan and beyond.
Each session will focus on a shared theme drawn from multiple chapters, which is why the chapters have been grouped accordingly. Please read the assigned chapters before each session and come prepared with notes, reflections, and questions. Our discussions will include:
A analysis of the selected chapters
Relevant verses and surahs from the Qur’an that relate to these spiritual diseases and their cures
Supporting hadiths
Assigned readings for each session are as follows:
2/13
• Introduction to Purification (pages 1-12), Boasting and Arrogance (pages 77-80)
• Envy (pages 29-33)
• Derision (pages 88-89)
2/20
• Love of the World (pages 27-28)
• Ostentation (pages 39-45)
• Vanity (pages 62-63)
• Obliviousness to Blessings (pages 85-87)
• Wantonness (pages 20-21)
• Fantasizing (page 36)
2/27
• Negative Thoughts (pages 60-61)
• Anger (pages 65-71)
• Hatred (pages 22-23)
• Rancor (page 76)
3/6
• Displeasure with Divine Decree (pages 47-49)
• Antipathy Toward Death (pages 83-84)
• Relying on Other Than God (page 46)
• Heedlessness (pages 72-75)
• False Hope (pages 54-59)
Come with a heart ready to engage, reflect, and grow in knowledge, insha’Allah.
While tickets are free, we kindly encourage you to donate through the donation ticket option during this blessed month of Ramadan.
May Allah accept from us all. Ameen.
Reaching for Ramadan
Join us as we prepare for Ramadan with this special session of the of the Grounding on Reaching for Ramadan: Running Towards the Gates of Mercy
Led by Ust. Saad Omar, the holiest month of the year is almost upon us. But preparation for the arrival of a distinguished guest does not begin when it is at our doorstep, rather it must take place long before.
And preparing for Ramadan is not a passive exercise in waiting, it is an active process of readying our body, mind, and spirit. So how can we actively and productively prepare for Ramadan? How can we build momentum going into the sacred month? How can we build the best intentions and aspirations to start Ramadan off in the best way possible?
Featuring a talk and discussions, the event will begin at 8:30 after Isha prayer and takes place in Qawha Cafe. It is highly encouraged to buy a ticket if able to help us estimate audience size and donations are greatly appricated to help fund future events!
About Saad Omar
Saad Omar graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in English and a masters in nonprofit management. He has studied Islam and Arabic in Mecca, Jordan, Turkey and across the United States and lectured widely across United States, Canada and Europe. He is a published songwriter and poet, teacher and entrepreneur. He is currently working on building a living community, nonprofit cafe and business incubator in Fairfax, VA.
Islamic Trivia Night
The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: "Whoever takes a path upon which to obtain knowledge, Allah makes the path to Paradise easy for him."
Join us for the last Islamic Trivia Night before Ramadan!
Think you know you everything about the Quran and Sunnah? How about the lives of the Sahabah? Don’t know anything about either, but your friend does?
Well then bring them along as you test your knowledge for a chance to win prizes from scarves, perfume, or kuffiyas! YOU READ THAT RIGHT, first place winners will walk away with their choice of a hijabs or oud, or any of our other prizes!
Participants will compete in teams of 3. Team can register together together OR participants can register individually. Individual participants will then be grouped into teams of 3 on the spot should there be enough individual players to form a team. Players will also have the choice to compete at 2 person or 1 person teams.
Each week features 5 questions revolving around a BONUS TOPIC. This week's bonus topic is: RAMADAN
This event is open to attendees ages 16+, we look forward to seeing you there!
Pre-Ramadan Centerpiece Workshop
Join us at Qahwa Cafe for a hands-on floral workshop for a Ramadan Centerpiece Workshop! 🌙🌹
Guided by faith, intention, and the beauty of the garden, we’ll create elegant Ramadan centerpieces designed to bring barakah and warmth to your iftar table. Open to all skill levels, come with the intention of entering a peaceful space to create, reflect, and connect with community and leave with a handmade centerpiece and a heart inspired by beauty and remembrance!
2 identical sessions are offered, pick the one that best fits your schedule!
Open to ages 18+, registration is mandatory with the ticket cost covering materials used in the workshop. Take home a beautiful Ramadan Centerpiece to add to your table this Ramadan!
Session 1 - (2:00-3:30pm)
Session 2 - (4:00-5:30pm)
About Aisha Carter
Aisha Carter is an aspiring artist and entrepreneur who is also the founder of her People of the Garden. People of the Garden was created from a love of beauty as an act of devotion. Rooted in faith, community, and the quiet poetry of nature, our work explores how flowers can become vessels for remembrance, reflection, and gathering. We believe that tending to beauty—especially during sacred seasons—is a way of tending to the soul.
Create with intention. Gather in beauty. Grow together. 🌿
Artist Feature: Zainab Ahmed
“Geometry is the language of creation." 📐
Join us for a special artist feature with Zainab as she hosts an Islamic geometry and architecture workshop!
Workshop Details
Date: Sunday, January 25, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Location: Qahwa Cafe, Adams Center, Sterling
Workshop Tickets: $15 (used to cover the cost of materials)
Open to: Ages 16+ | No experience required
Materials Provided: Compass, ruler, paper, pencils, and coloring tools
All are welcome — whether you’re new to Islamic art or simply looking for a peaceful, creative afternoon. Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged. Donations are also always appreciated to help support future Qahwa events!
About the Artist
Zainab Ahmed is inspired by Islamic geometry and architecture. She explores traditional patterns and forms through Kufic Calligraphy, Jharoka clay tiles, and geometric designs, as well as through pastel landscapes that offer a softer balance.
To her, art is a way to find calm and reconnect. She uses symmetry, repeating patterns, and color to blend her cultural heritage with personal expression, creating works that invite reflection and serenity.
The event will begin with a brief, welcoming talk where Zainab shares her personal drawing process and inspiration. This will be followed by a hands-on workshop where attendees will create Islamic geometric patterns using only a compass, pencil, and paper. Original pieces created by Zainab will also be available for purchase after the event.
Allah's True Love: Explore the Depths of Eternal Divine Love
Assalamu Alaikum!
Join us with Ustadha Kouthar Muttardy for an evening of reflection, connection, and conversation as we explore the divine love of Allah. Let us soften our hearts, reset our intentions, and prepare spiritually for the month of Ramadan. Through discussion of Allah's names, His mercy upon us, and how love can be our motivation for worship, we will reflect on what it truly means to turn to Allah and His love for us.
Bring a journal if you wish to take notes! Your ticket goes towards a charcuterie board and drinks for your enjoyment inshallah.
We hope to see you all there!
This event is for sisters-only and is open to ages 16-35
The Grounding: The Pull of Islam
Join us for a 3-week Series on The Pull of Islam with Ustadh Shad Imam and Dr. Kia Jahed
Islam experienced one of the most prolific and rapid expansions of any religions. It overcame barriers of geography, ethnicity, gender, and culture. Even today, it remains the fasted growing religion in the world. But what was secret to this spread in history? And how do those elements still allow it succeed in the modern world, 1,400 years after the first Muslims converted?
Find out the answers to these questions and more as we explore the history of Islam's spread, the personal stories of those who first encountered Islam as non-Muslims, and role Islam still plays in influencing the world.
Join us for the latest in our interactive weekly series for young working professionals ages 21+ on contemporary issues through spiritual lens.
Featuring a talk and discussion, doors open at 7:45 for coffee and connection with the event beginning after Isha at 8:15 after Isha prayer and takes place in Qahwa Cafe. It is highly encouraged to buy a ticket if able to help us estimate audience size. Donations are always graciously appreciated to help fund future events and we look forward to your attendance!
Schedule
Week 1: History of Islamic Civilization: Macro-Dawah
Week 2: The Personal Story of Conversion: Micro-Dawah
Week 3: Creating Dawah in Our Own Communities
About Ustaadh Shad Imam
Ust. Shad Imam is married with 4 children and lives with his family in Sterling, VA. He obtained his MBA from the University of Maryland in May of 2007 with a concentration in Organizational Management and Strategy. He has studied the Islamic Sciences under Imam Mohamed Magid & Dr. Sherman Jackson. Ust. Shad is a decades long member of the ADAMS Center community and conducts regular lectures in the Northern Virginia Area.
About Dr. Kia Jahed
Dr. Kia Jahed is a Musculoskeletal Radiologist by training. He has done Arabic and Islamic studies in Egypt and Syria, studied comparative religion in Turkey, and has pursued higher Islamic learning with various institutes and scholars here in the states.
Dr. Jahed has previously taught various levels of Arabic language with Dar Al-Qasim, he is active with ICNA educational programs in teaching comparative religion and Tafsir, and he is helping teach in various educational endeavors at ADAMS Center and in the broader community.
ADAMS Leadership Fireside Chat
🎤 Join us SUNDAY at Qahwa for a community update session with ADAMS Leadership followed by a Q&A session!
💬 All ages are welcome, registration is recommended to help us set-up seating arrangements but not required! We look forward to seeing you there!
Golden Hour Gathering
Join us at Qahwa for a guided social evening designed to spark meaningful conversations and new friendships.
Have you ever been to an event, had a great time, but still left without a real connection? Let's change that by moving past small talk and embracing the art of truly knowing one another. We'll move from a free-flowing social mixer to more guided discussion prompts and create an environment of joy, reflection, and community.
Come to:
• Meet new people in the community
• InshaAllah leave with new and deeper friendships :)
Featuring:
• Icebreakers + table games
• Speed Friendship (you already know)
• Small-group discussions with thoughtful prompts
• Closing du‘aa + shared reflections
Open to sisters 21+, all profits support ongoing programming at Qahwa cafe. Please donate generously to see more programs like this!
Come curious and we can't wait to see you there!
UmmaTea SEVENTEEN – w/Imam Magid
Please join us for our monthly UmmaTea session, open to the community, hosted by ADAMS Young Adults in partnership with ADAMS Qurtuba and Qahwa Cafe!
How can we harness the spiritual power of Ramadan Nights while balancing our daytime responsibilities?
We have all been there. Ramadan is approaching, and you begin with a list of things you want to stop and start doing. Top of the list for many of us is our nighttime worship. Taraweeh, 20 rakat, maybe Qiyam and then waking up again for Tahajjud before heading to the masjid for Fajr. The atmosphere of Ramadan is special— ibadah, especially at night, illuminates our hearts. But for many of us, this rigor is not sustainable. Our daytime obligations, (work, family, household chores), begin to demand us to be present and not fatigued. Slowly, some of us find ourselves letting go of our Ramadan goals before the month is even halfway through— something's gotta give!
Allah SWT reminds us in the Quran about the importance of nightime worship. "Indeed, the righteous will be amid Gardens and springs, ˹joyfully˺ receiving what their Lord will grant them. Before this ˹reward˺ they were truly good-doers ˹in the world˺: they used to sleep only little in the night, and pray for forgiveness before dawn." (51:15-18)
Despite the challenges of our moment when striving to be among the righteous, the example of our Messenger SAW is evergreen. Join us this Friday (1/30) as we prepare together to welcome the month of Ramadan, beginning with the Sunnah of our Prophet SAW as the blueprint for how to illuminate our nights, to guide our days.
Please come with a notebook, a pen, and your own water bottle. Tea and snacks will be served as usual. Please arrive on time— we will open the doors after Isha for tea time and then begin the main program after promptly at 8:30PM insha’Allah.
We welcome all members of our community over 21 to attend this event! As we provide free tea and snacks, we ask that if you are able, to please purchase a ticket and/or gift a donation to allow us to keep this event free and accessible to ADAMS Young Adults and Young Professionals! May Allah SWT reward you all and may He continue to protect and bless our community.
The Grounding: The Pull of Islam
Join us for a 3-week Series on The Pull of Islam with Ustadh Shad Imam and Dr. Kia Jahed
Islam experienced one of the most prolific and rapid expansions of any religions. It overcame barriers of geography, ethnicity, gender, and culture. Even today, it remains the fasted growing religion in the world. But what was secret to this spread in history? And how do those elements still allow it succeed in the modern world, 1,400 years after the first Muslims converted?
Find out the answers to these questions and more as we explore the history of Islam's spread, the personal stories of those who first encountered Islam as non-Muslims, and role Islam still plays in influencing the world.
Join us for the latest in our interactive weekly series for young working professionals ages 21+ on contemporary issues through spiritual lens.
Featuring a talk and discussion, doors open at 7:45 for coffee and connection with the event beginning after Isha at 8:15 after Isha prayer and takes place in Qahwa Cafe. It is highly encouraged to buy a ticket if able to help us estimate audience size. Donations are always graciously appreciated to help fund future events and we look forward to your attendance!
Schedule
Week 1: History of Islamic Civilization: Macro-Dawah
Week 2: The Personal Story of Conversion: Micro-Dawah
Week 3: Creating Dawah in Our Own Communities
About Ustaadh Shad Imam
Ust. Shad Imam is married with 4 children and lives with his family in Sterling, VA. He obtained his MBA from the University of Maryland in May of 2007 with a concentration in Organizational Management and Strategy. He has studied the Islamic Sciences under Imam Mohamed Magid & Dr. Sherman Jackson. Ust. Shad is a decades long member of the ADAMS Center community and conducts regular lectures in the Northern Virginia Area.
About Dr. Kia Jahed
Dr. Kia Jahed is a Musculoskeletal Radiologist by training. He has done Arabic and Islamic studies in Egypt and Syria, studied comparative religion in Turkey, and has pursued higher Islamic learning with various institutes and scholars here in the states.
Dr. Jahed has previously taught various levels of Arabic language with Dar Al-Qasim, he is active with ICNA educational programs in teaching comparative religion and Tafsir, and he is helping teach in various educational endeavors at ADAMS Center and in the broader community.
The Transcendent and Revolutionary Poetry of Alama Iqbal
The garden (Ummah) is burning, yet one nightingale bird (poet) stubbornly continues to sing to her Lord. Join us as we enter into the poetic world of Alama Iqbal as he awakens our souls with spiritual, revolutionary and transcendent poetry.
In join us at Qahwa for this special session with Ust. Saad Omar and visiting speaker Ust. Hasan Hameed, we will learn about the incredible life of Alama Iqbal and discuss one of his most acclaimed poems, Saqi Namah as he envisions a beautiful future for the Ummah if we were to awaken from our slumber and assume our true station as the best nation sent to humanity.
This event is open to attendees 18+. Donations are greatly appreciated to support future events!
About The Speakers
Ustadh Hasan Hameed
Ustadh Hasan Hameed is an advanced doctoral candidate in History and Islamic Studies at Princeton University. He holds a Masters in History from Princeton and another MA in South Asian Studies from the University of Oxford. He also spent many years studying with scholars in Pakistan. He lives in Princeton, NJ, with his wife and two daughters.
Ustadh Saad Omar
Saad Omar graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in English and a masters in nonprofit management. He has studied Islam and Arabic in Mecca, Jordan, Turkey and across the United States and lectured widely across United States, Canada and Europe. He is a published songwriter and poet, teacher and entrepreneur. He is currently working on building a living community, nonprofit cafe and business incubator in Sterling, VA.
The Grounding: The Pull of Islam
Join us for a 3-week Series on The Pull of Islam with Ustadh Shad Imam and Dr. Kia Jahed
Islam experienced one of the most prolific and rapid expansions of any religions. It overcame barriers of geography, ethnicity, gender, and culture. Even today, it remains the fasted growing religion in the world. But what was secret to this spread in history? And how do those elements still allow it succeed in the modern world, 1,400 years after the first Muslims converted?
Find out the answers to these questions and more as we explore the history of Islam's spread, the personal stories of those who first encountered Islam as non-Muslims, and role Islam still plays in influencing the world.
Join us for the latest in our interactive weekly series for young working professionals ages 21+ on contemporary issues through spiritual lens.
Featuring a talk and discussion, doors open at 7:45 for coffee and connection with the event beginning after Isha at 8:15 after Isha prayer and takes place in Qahwa Cafe. It is highly encouraged to buy a ticket if able to help us estimate audience size. Donations are always graciously appreciated to help fund future events and we look forward to your attendance!
Schedule
Week 1: History of Islamic Civilization: Macro-Dawah
Week 2: The Personal Story of Conversion: Micro-Dawah
Week 3: Creating Dawah in Our Own Communities
About Ustaadh Shad Imam
Ust. Shad Imam is married with 4 children and lives with his family in Sterling, VA. He obtained his MBA from the University of Maryland in May of 2007 with a concentration in Organizational Management and Strategy. He has studied the Islamic Sciences under Imam Mohamed Magid & Dr. Sherman Jackson. Ust. Shad is a decades long member of the ADAMS Center community and conducts regular lectures in the Northern Virginia Area.
About Dr. Kia Jahed
Dr. Kia Jahed is a Musculoskeletal Radiologist by training. He has done Arabic and Islamic studies in Egypt and Syria, studied comparative religion in Turkey, and has pursued higher Islamic learning with various institutes and scholars here in the states.
Dr. Jahed has previously taught various levels of Arabic language with Dar Al-Qasim, he is active with ICNA educational programs in teaching comparative religion and Tafsir, and he is helping teach in various educational endeavors at ADAMS Center and in the broader community.
The Lion King: Remembering the King Within
"You have forgotten who you are, and so have forgotten me. Look inside yourself... You are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the circle of life." -Mufasa
Be prepared for the event of a lifetime! Be prepared for sensational news! Join us for a special conversation led by Othman Altalib as we explore the concept and necessity of Islamic Masculinity though lens of The Lion King!
Following the talk we will hold a showing of the Lion King after Maghrib at 6!
The story of Simba is one of childhood, loss, care-free drifting, and finally, acceptance of his responsibility as king. In many ways, it is the story young men find themselves living in the modern world.
In this unique talk and latest in our hit Islam and Popular Media series, we will explore the parallels between Simba's life and the lives of boys as they go through the early stages of manhood. We will ask questions like why are so many young men living carefree "Hakuna Matata" lifestyles? Why have they, like Simba, seemingly forgotten who they are and who they were meant to be? And just as Pridelands needed Simba, why do families, communities, and society need men?
This talk is not about criticizing the state of men; it's about the broader questions of why it seems like so many men are not reaching their potential. Like Simba, what are the internal regrets, fears, and shames holding them back? And most importantly, how can they, like Simba, the confront their mistakes and rediscover their responsibilities and roles as men? How can they take their own place in the circle of life, and awaken the king within themselves?
Comprised of a talk followed by discussion questions, this event is open to MEN AND WOMEN ages 14+ and will include heavy discussion of Islamic philosophical and religious concepts. All are encouraged to come to provide a dynamic and wholistic perspective, whether you are a brother or sister, a fan of animation or simply interested in the topic and what lessons we can learn from fiction and apply in real life. Familiarity with the Lion King and Mufasa movie are recommended as this talk will heavy spoilers.
So take your place in the circle of life... and in the circle of attendees! Now that's a wonderful phrase, because this event ain't no passing craze! Grab a ticket to register now so you won't have any more worries, for the rest of your day! If you'd like to seem more events like this in the future, please donate because that's our problem free philosophy! And just as Simba couldn't wait to be king, we just can't wait to see you there Inshallah!
About The Lion King:
A young lion prince is cast out of his pride by his cruel uncle, who claims he killed his father. While the uncle rules with an iron paw, the prince grows up beyond the Savannah, living by a philosophy: No worries for the rest of your days. But when his past comes to haunt him, the young prince must decide his fate: Will he remain an outcast or face his demons and become what he needs to be?
The Lion King is Rated G for intense thematic elements. Muslim parents should also be aware that the film contains several musical numbers and one romantic song between 2 animated predatory cats. Parental discretion is advised.
About Othman Altalib:
Othman helps leaders transform pressure into purpose and discomfort into growth. Raised in a family of Islamic leaders, he grew up under high expectations while wrestling with ADHD and being told he did not fit the mold. Choosing to embrace the high expectations, he graduated at the top of his class at George Mason University. He then grew to become a coach, motivational speaker, operator, strategist, and community leader that has led in high-growth environments at Fortune 100 companies, late-stage startups, and mission-driven ventures.
Othman’s career began in consulting at IBM before he joined a late-stage startup that went public and then moved to Google, where he excelled professionally and led the 3,000+ member Muslims@Google community worldwide. Living in the Bay Area exposed him to some of the most brilliant Muslims working at the highest levels, sparking a vision of what the Ummah could achieve if it built leaders grounded in faith and courage.
He later served as Chief Growth Officer at a Series A startup, where he rebuilt the company strategy, secured major Series B funding, and positioned the company for a future exit. That experience showed Othman how isolating leadership can feel when carrying the weight of responsibility alone.
In 2024, after witnessing the horrors unfolding in Palestine, Othman left corporate America and founded RYSE Coaching to help Muslim men reclaim clarity, discipline, and presence. This shared passion for coaching Muslims led to the creation of Miraj Collective with Asheq and Shaykh Mikaeel.
For two decades, Othman has delivered khutbahs across the U.S., served on boards of global Muslim organizations, and advised leaders on strategy and operational excellence. Othman is an 8x Triathlon finisher, including two Ironman 70.3. He lives in Virginia with his wife and three sons, striving to leave a legacy of strength, mercy, and prophetic leadership.
The Grounding: Friendship Throughout the Seasons
Join us on for a special session of the Grounding on Friendship Throughout the Seasons.
Led by Ust. Madeha Baqai, we will explore one of the most prominent and important types of relationships: Friendship.
If handled properly, friendships can provide us with security and foundations that enrich our lives and our religion. Conversely, a misplaced or mismanaged friendship can tear us down, betray us, or even take you away from God.
So what is the true meaning of friendship? How should it elevate us and what can we do to ensure that it does? How do we avoid the pitfalls of mismanaged friendships, both by choosing good friends and being the best friend we can be to others? How can friendships change over time? And above all what role does a good friendship have in bring us close to God?
Featuring a talk and discussions, the event begins promptly at 8:30 after Isha prayer prayer and takes place in Qawha Cafe.
The latest session in our weekly series for young working professionals on contemporary issues through spiritual lens, it is highly encouraged to buy a ticket if able as always, donations are greatly appreciated to help fund future events! We look forward to seeing you there!
About Ust. Madeha Baqai
Ustadha Madeha Baqai is an Islamic scholar , teacher, and spiritual coach who beautifully connects how the Qur'an speaks to our everyday lives. She graduated as valedictorian in her Alimiyyah program and is also a Chemical & Biomolecular Engineer with over 15 years of experience in the Petrochemical Industry.
She has taught Qur'an and Tafsir across the Northeast, leading workshops, retreats, and lectures with organizations such as Sahara Programs, ICNA, MAV Dar Al-noor, and ADAMS. Today, she balances her career as a Lead Technical Sales Manager in jet-fuel production and her passion for Islamic education and community growth. Her work is rooted in a desire to empower Muslim Americans spiritually, intellectually, and professionally.
Cat Stevens to Yusuf Islam: The Journey of A Rock Star
Join us at Qahwa for a special talk on the transformative journey of Cat Stevens to Yusuf Islam, led by Jawaad Abdul Rahman!
The rock star legend Cat Stevens influenced generations of fans with his soul searching music. Songs like On the Road to Find Outand Peace Train were more than hit records; they spoke to a changing world.
This talk will explore and share his amazing story, featuring curated clips of his songs and performances. We will traces the spiritual crossroads that transformed him into Yusuf Islam and the enduring legacy of an artist who walked away from fame for deeper truth.
Cat Stevens/Yusuf Islam will not be attending, but this talk will focus on the story of his life and works.
Early Bird Tickets are free but this offer only applies for the first 50 tickets! So make sure you grab them fast!
Whether you are fan of Cat Stevens, music, or history, or this is your first time learning about Yusuf Islam, all attendees are welcome and we look forward to seeing you there!
About Jawaad Abdul Rahman
Jawaad Abdul Rahman is an Executive Producer with Unity Productions Foundation, having worked on the Emmy-Nominated “Sultan and the Saint”, as well as a feature animated film called Lamya's Poem about a refugee girl and the poet Rumi; The Great Muslim American Road Trip and other films.
UmmaTea SIXTEEN – w/Imam Magid
Please join us for our monthly UmmaTea session, open to the community, hosted by ADAMS Young Adults in partnership with ADAMS Qurtuba and Qahwa Cafe!
All of us have been touched by loss, whether the passing of a loved one, the loss of a relationship, or struggling to support someone else who is grieving. At the final UmmaTea session of 2025, we invite the whole community for a timeless and universal conversation about how the Quran can be a healing and a salve for our hearts when afflicted with pain, especially grief after loss.
As Allah SWT says in Surah Isra, “And We send down of the Qur'an that which is a healing and a mercy for the believers" (17:82). How can we connect our hearts to the Quran and allow the Everlasting Word of Allah guide us through life’s transitions, providing us with hope and grounding as we begin a new year?
Join Imam Magid as we think and learn together to answer these questions. We know this is a holiday weekend, many students and family members are in town. Please invite anyone you wish to join us for warm tea and winter themed snacks in communiTea!
Please come with a notebook, a pen, and your own water bottle. Tea and snacks will be served as usual. Please arrive on time— we will open the doors at 7:45PM for tea time and then begin the main program after promptly after Isha, insha’Allah.
We welcome all members of our community over 21 to attend this event! As we provide free tea and snacks, we ask that if you are able, to please purchase a ticket and/or gift a donation to allow us to keep this event free and accessible to ADAMS Young Adults and Young Professionals! May Allah SWT reward you all and may He continue to protect and bless our community.
Qahwa Video Game Night
Get ready to prove your skills on the digital battlefield during Qahwa's weekly Video Game Night, brought to you by Boxd Gaming!
Happening every Tuesday, players of all experience levels are welcome! All attendees who registered as a player will be able to play multiple times per session!
All ages are welcome, but 11 and under are must be accompanied by responsible adult or family member. One ticket is sufficient for one session, purchase another if you would like to play on another Tuesday. We can't wait to see you there!
Want to bring your own consoles and controllers so even more people can play? We will waive the entrance fee for the first 5 attendees who bring their own gear!
Please keep track of all your gaming items and accessories, Qahwa is not responsible for any lost or damaged items.