Join us for a special Community Potluck! Together, we’ll enjoy a delicious meal, meaningful conversation, and heartfelt reflections on how our masjid becomes a place of belonging, comfort, growth, and connection with Allah and one another.
🎙️ Featuring: Ustadha Kouthar Muttardy
🎤 Hosted by: Brother Khaled Reza
🥘 Bring your favorite dish to share, whether it’s a cherished family recipe, a cultural favorite, or a simple dessert. Every dish adds to the table, and every person adds to the conversation.
Whether you’ve been part of the community for years or you’re stepping through our doors for the first time, this is your invitation to pull up a chair, meet new friends, strengthen old bonds, and celebrate what makes our masjid truly feel like home!
Come hungry. Leave inspired. We can’t wait to welcome you!
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Note: This form will close July 22nd at 5:00pm
You don’t have to navigate chronic illness alone. 💙
Join our monthly Chronic Illness Support Group for a safe, welcoming space to connect, learn, and find support alongside others who understand the journey.
July’s Topic:
A Broader Lens on Chronic Illness Through a Functional Medicine & Islamic Perspective
🎙️ Featuring:
• Dr. Salma Haque, MD
• Maryam Irshad, MA, MSW, NBC-HWC
📅 Saturday, July 25
🕑 2:00–4:00 PM
📍 ADAMS Sterling – Board Room
Register today:
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Looking for a fun, active, and faith-centered summer for your child?
Join the ADAMS x Suhba Sports Summer Basketball Camp for seven weeks of basketball, leadership, and Islamic character-building in a safe, structured environment.
📅 June 29–Aug. 13
🗓️ Monday–Thursday | 9:00 AM–4:00 PM
👦👧 Boys & Girls | Grades 2–8
Camp Includes:
Pricing
Sundays 6:30 pm – Maghrib
Brothers and sisters are welcome
Food will be provided
Discussion circle | SPORTS | New activities & discussions each week
🌟 Journey Back to the Islamic Golden Age! 🌟
Join us for an exciting hands-on learning experience as children discover the brilliant Muslim scientists, groundbreaking inventions, and rich contributions that shaped our world.
🔬 Learn about famous Muslim innovators
🎨 Enjoy fun, creative crafts
🌍 Build pride in our Islamic heritage
📅 July 12 & July 19
🕑 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 ADAMS Leesburg
🎟️ Only $12 for BOTH classes
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Register here 📋
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Spaces are limited—scan the QR code to register and pay today!
A Fun & Enriching Experience for Students in Grades K–6!
Join us this summer for an exciting program filled with learning, creativity, friendship, and faith in a safe Islamic environment.
📚 Daily Program Includes:
• Qur’an & Seerah
• Character Education
• Fitness & Active Games
🎨 Weekly Specialty Activities:
• STEM — Mondays
• Art — Tuesdays
• Cooking — Wednesdays
• ASL / Communication — Thursdays
🗓 Mon–Thu | June 29 – July 30
💲 $350 for all 5 weeks
💲 $80 per week
📍 Hosted by ADAMS Sully
📧 Questions:
Contact: aminabadawy14@gmail.com
A summer of faith, learning, creativity, and fun awaits!
Join us for a free weekly Sisters Qur’an Class at ADAMS Sully!
This welcoming class provides a supportive space for sisters to connect with the Qur’an, improve and strengthen recitation, and grow spiritually in a comfortable, beginner-friendly environment. No prior experience is needed—just come with a sincere intention to learn and grow.
Date & Time: every Thursday at 7:00pm
Location: ADAMS Sully
Teacher: Sister Naz
For questions, please contact Sister Naz at (571) 839-3065.
Part of the Qurtuba Islamic Sciences Program
Why this course matters: Develop a rigorous understanding of how the Sunnah was preserved, analyzed, and authenticated.
This course is offered as part of the Qurtuba Islamic Sciences Program, a series of structured courses dedicated to exploring the classical disciplines of Islamic scholarship.
This course provides a structured and in-depth introduction to ʿUlum al-Hadith (the Sciences of Hadith)—the scholarly disciplines developed by Muslim scholars to preserve, analyze, and authenticate the sayings and actions of the Prophet ﷺ.
Students will trace the historical development of hadith transmission from the earliest generations of Islam through the classical period of scholarly codification. Along the way, they will become familiar with the technical terminology and analytical methods scholars used to evaluate narrations, including:
The course will also examine the formation of the major hadith compendiums, the methodological differences between early scholars, and the broader intellectual tradition that preserved the Sunnah with remarkable precision.
Students will engage with foundational works in hadith studies and gain a framework for understanding both classical scholarship and contemporary discussions surrounding hadith.
This is a structured classroom course intended for students seeking deeper engagement with the Islamic scholarly tradition. The course follows a cumulative format in which each session builds upon the previous one.
Adults and committed students of Islamic studies seeking a deeper, classroom-based exploration of the sciences of hadith. No formal prerequisites are required, though the course is designed for those ready to engage seriously with the subject.
This course is free and open to all. Our work is only possible through your support—please consider donating to sustain and grow these programs.
Part of the Qurtuba Islamic Sciences Program
Why this course matters: Build a strong foundation for understanding the Qur’an and engaging with it meaningfully in daily life.
The Qur’an is the central source of guidance in Islam, shaping the faith, worldview, and intellectual tradition of Muslims for over fourteen centuries. Understanding the Qur’an requires not only engaging with its message, but also becoming familiar with the disciplines developed by Muslim scholars to preserve, interpret, and reflect upon it.
This course offers a structured introduction to the Qur’an and the classical sciences developed around it (ʿUlum al-Qur’an). Students will explore the history of revelation, the compilation and preservation of the Qur’an, its organization and themes, and the scholarly methods used to understand its meanings.
Key topics include:
Designed as a hybrid between an academic introduction and a reflective community class, the course aims to build foundational knowledge while cultivating a deeper relationship with the Qur’an.
Adults interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the Qur’an and its sciences. The course is accessible to motivated community members while offering meaningful depth.
Mature high school students may attend with interest and commitment.
By the end of the course, students will:
This course is free and open to all. Our work is only possible through your support—please consider donating to sustain and grow these programs.