Discover Islam & Meet Your Neighbors!
Join us for an engaging experience to learn about Islamic history, theology, and our community. Open to everyone!
Food | Activities & Exhibits | Live Q&A Sessions
More Details Coming Soon!
Join us Saturday for a special event with visiting speaker Mufti Hussain Kamani!
Mufti Kamani will discuss the importance of physical strength, the basis Martial Arts and wrestling have in Islam, and the connection between the outward physical and inward spiritual. Open to attendees ages 18+
The event takes place in the Main Musallah at ADAMS Ashburn. Doors open at 6:15 with the main event starting at 6:30. Tickets for this event are mandatory and capped at 200 spots. Donations are always greatly appricated to help support future events for the Muslim youth and young adults!
Mufti Kamani is Director of the Qalam Seminary and a senior faculty member, where he teaches Hadith, Fiqh, and Tazkiyah. With over two decades of experience in teaching and community leadership, he has mentored and trained over a thousand students, many of whom now serve as imams, chaplains, educators, and leaders across the United States.
Born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, to a Hindu convert to Islam and a Muslim father, Mufti Kamani began his pursuit of sacred knowledge at a young age, traveling internationally to memorize the Quran. He later undertook rigorous studies in the United Kingdom, completing a seven-year Alimiyyah program followed by postgraduate specialization in Islamic Law and Legal Verdicts with a focus on the Hanafi Madhab. Since 2015, he has served as the Imam at Masjid Al-Rahman in Carrollton, where he leads prayers, delivers sermons, and conducts weekly educational programs.
Dedicated to preserving classical scholarship while addressing contemporary challenges, he has made thousands of hours of lectures freely available through the Qalam Podcast, ensuring accessible Islamic learning for students worldwide. Beyond his academic work, he has trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for over 14 years.
Social Media Policy: Please note that by attending, you are consenting to being featured in photography or videography for our social media. If you prefer to not be featured, please notify the photographer or videographer during the event and we will do our best to honor those requests. Requests to take down materials that have already been published or materials where one’s face is not shown will not be considered.
Get ready for Mother’s Day with this hands-on East Asian Floral Workshop! 🌹
Celebrate the special bond of motherhood with an afternoon of tranquility, creativity, and connection as we invite mothers, daughters, and all individuals to join us for a unique floral design workshop inspired by the minimalist elegance of East Asian artistry!
Moving away from traditional dense bouquets, we will explore the beauty of “less is more,” using a Kenzan (floral frog) to create intentional, sculptural arrangements that honor the natural form of every stem. This event comes just in time for Mother’s Day and the custom arrangements would undoubtably be the perfect gift!
What’s Included: All floral supplies (fresh seasonal blooms and branches), use of professional tools, a heavy brass floral frog to keep, and tea service.
Spaces are limited to ensure a serene and focused environment. Tickets can be purchased individually if you are attending by yourself or at a discounted ticket-for-two rate if a mother-daughter pair want to participate together! Open to Ages 14+
Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a complete beginner, this class offers a beautiful way to slow down and create something meaningful to take home together! 2 identical sessions are offered, pick the one that best fits your schedule!
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. 🌿
Many in the Muslim community are affected by suicide. However, we scarcely hear this deeply relevant and real issue discussed in our Islamic circles.
Join us for a special 3-week Series on Breaking the Silence on Suicide, as we work to correct that by diving deep into the causes, impacts, stigma, community response, and religious guidance surrounding this this far reaching topic and the broader subject of mental health.
Led by Othman Altalib, Abdelwahab Elsirag, Social Worker Suheir Kafri, and Imam Kebba Sallah, each week will feature a different combination of speakers as they discuss suicide through the lenses of their various expertise and experiences.
This series was designed for all attendees who wish to learn more about this subject. Whether you simply want to know more, know a loved one dealing with this issue, or are yourself struggling, we hope you will come away with knowledge, guidance, clarity, and empathy. Resources will be available each week for those who may find them of benefit.
Due to the mature and sensitive subject matter, those under the age of 18 will not be admitted. Featuring a talk and discussion, doors open at 7:15 for coffee and connection with the event beginning at 7:30 in Qahwa Cafe. Purchasing a ticket is encouraged and donations are always graciously appreciated to help support future events. We look forward to your attendance.
About the Grounding: Comprised of a talk and discussion questions, our weekly interactive series for young adults and working professionals ages 21+ examines contemporary issues through spiritual lens.
Understanding the causes and struggles people face (loneliness, depression, pressure, trauma, etc.), and acknowledging the silent but heavy burdens many face.
Where we will discuss value and sanctity of life in Islam, emphasizing hope, Allah’s mercy, and highlight how seeking help is not a sign of weak faith.
Where we examine the role and responsibility of the community, recognize warning signs, learn how to support one another, and reduce the stigma around mental health.
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.
Abdelwahab Elsirag is the President & CEO of I Will Coaching LLC, a Northern Virginia–based life-coaching and therapeutic Services agency. With over a decade of experience in mentoring, parent coaching, and clinical individual and family support, he works closely with youth, parents, and community partners to promote resilience, growth, and healthier family systems. Abdelwahab is passionate about bridging professional expertise with cultural and faith-based perspectives, empowering individuals to navigate life’s challenges with confidence. His programs serve hundreds of families each year across multiple counties, building stronger communities through practical tools, compassion, and consistency.
Suheir Kafri is a Licensed Social Worker at the ADAMS Center in Sterling, VA and holds a QMHP-A certification in Mental Health from the Virginia Board of Counseling as a Qualified Mental Health Professional and licenure from the Virginia Board of Social Work . Suheir manages the ADAMS Mental Health Program and developed the ADAMS network of mental health providers. Suheir serves as Chair, of the Loudoun County Family Services Advisory Board and is in her second four-year term.
Suheir has also formed partnerships between ADAMS and county organizations to provide informed seminars and workshops within the mosque setting to better inform the community on how to seek services that will enable them to be enriched through all the resources available to them, through both Loudoun and Fairfax Counties.
Imam Kebba Sallah was born and raised in the Washington D.C. area. He is the community Imam for the ADAMS Sully branch in Chantilly, Virginia and has completed memorization of the Holy Quran and has ijaazah in Qiraat Hafs An Assim. He has studied Islamic sciences in the traditional method with local and international teachers. He is a student of Imam Mohamed Magid and other U.S. based scholars. He studied classical Arabic language at Qasid Institute in Amman, Jordan and continues to pursue advanced Arabic mastery.
He has led taraweeh, daily prayers, Khutbas, and Halaqaat for over 14 years at ADAMS and other institutions in the Northern Virginia area. He has served on the board of Hidayah Academy and McLean Islamic Center for several years. He has extensive experience with youth development and has led local youth mentoring programs for nearly a decade within the Northern Virginia community.
Weekly on Thursdays, we’re creating a welcoming space just for our cherished elders to relax, connect, and enjoy light refreshments.
Brief programming at 12pm. Open Lounge until 3pm.
Located in Qahwa Cafe, ADAMS Sterling.
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
💲 $550 for all 5 weeks
💲 $120 per week
📍 Hosted by ADAMS Sully
📧 Contact:
tugba.kucukkal@adamscenter.org
A summer of faith, learning, creativity, and fun awaits!
(FLYER INCOMING)
Join us for an afternoon to make art, spend time with your family, and be amongst the community, all in a sensory-friendly environment! The artwork created will be used to decorate the masjid for Dhul Hijjah, and some will be displayed as a fixture to remember.
This art afternoon is open to all ages and abilities.
Free registration required at this link: https://givebutter.com/adams-art-afternoon
To request respite care or an ASL interpreter, please email wellnessservices@adamscenter.org
ILA and ADAMS have come together to offer Workforce & Life Skills English classes.
Develop your reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills with real life, workplace-focused practice designed to support everyday communication and success.
Apply Now: https://www.ila.edu/adamscenter
Email info@ila.edu with any questions.
Join us for a heartwarming garden-inspired gathering designed to celebrate the special bond between moms and their little ones. Enjoy a delightful morning featuring a mini hands-on workshop with artist Mahnoorarts, where moms and children will create a charming tea-themed craft together. Sip on coffee and tea, indulge in delicious brunch bites, and capture the moment with a beautiful Mommy & Me keepsake photo✨ A perfect blend of creativity, connection, and cozy garden vibes.
💫 Children Noor Kids Spring Session💫
🌿 Seerah Series 🤲
About the Program “✨Prophet Muhammad ( SAW) said, ‘The best among you are those who have the best manners and character. “- Sahih Al-Bukhari – Book 24 Hadith 512✨
📚 Transform your child’s storytime into an unforgettable experience with their friends at a masjid , 🕌 where they dive into engaging and relatable Islamic stories that help them become Muslims who understand faith , practice good citizenship and evolve into youths with good moral character . 🤲🏾✨❤️✨🤲🏾
📅 May 3rd -June28th Sundays
⏰ 2pm-3pm
📍19838 Sycolin Rd, Leesburg, VA 20175
🚸 Children must be supervised by their parents/guardians during the session.
👉 Please register:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd7SwtqEC4Efb4sPxAoSoS0VPyOHU1X5xhBlyknY_k_wa0aPA/viewform
🌷Payment will be made in the class