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Join us in this 3-week Series by Ustadh Omar Popal on Navigating Today’s Media!

Doors open at 6:30 for socialization.  Event starts at 7.

Week 1 – Movies & TV
Week 2 – Music
Week 3 – Social Media

One ticket covers all 3 weeks and are available at the door.  Donations are greatly appricated and help us fund future events!  Open to young professionals ages 21+

About Ustadh Omar Popal

Ustadh Omar Popal was born and raised in Northern Virginia. He began studying the Islamic sciences at the age of 16 and his pursuit of knowledge led him to study at Madinatul Uloom in Virginia and Dar al-Qasim in Chicago where he graduated from. In a commitment to lifelong learning, he has continued his studies sitting at the feet of various scholars, most recently spending time in Istanbul for intensive studies. Ustadh Omar’s formative studies took place at Dar al-Mustafa in Tarim, Yemen.  In 2018, he founded Tanwir Institute, with the mission of serving the educational and spiritual needs of the large Muslim population in the DC metropolitan area.

Join us in this 3-week Series by Ustadh Omar Popal on Navigating Today’s Media!

Doors open at 6:30 for socialization.  Event starts at 7.

Week 1 – Movies & TV
Week 2 – Music
Week 3 – Social Media

One ticket covers all 3 weeks and are available at the door.  Donations are greatly appricated and help us fund future events!  Open to young professionals ages 21+

About Ustadh Omar Popal

Ustadh Omar Popal was born and raised in Northern Virginia. He began studying the Islamic sciences at the age of 16 and his pursuit of knowledge led him to study at Madinatul Uloom in Virginia and Dar al-Qasim in Chicago where he graduated from. In a commitment to lifelong learning, he has continued his studies sitting at the feet of various scholars, most recently spending time in Istanbul for intensive studies. Ustadh Omar’s formative studies took place at Dar al-Mustafa in Tarim, Yemen.  In 2018, he founded Tanwir Institute, with the mission of serving the educational and spiritual needs of the large Muslim population in the DC metropolitan area.

Translated from the Arabic word for “Men” and led by Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, the latest iteration of this series draws from the wisdom of Imam al-Ghazali’s “Adab Al-Suhba” (The Duties of Brotherhood). Currently being covered is the chapter “Kesr Al-Shahwatayn” (Breaking the Two Desires).

This event takes place every Tuesday in the outside Pavilion 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!

In case of inclement weather, the event takes place in Qahwa Cafe.

Translated from the Arabic word for “Men” and led by Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, the latest iteration of this series draws from the wisdom of Imam al-Ghazali’s “Adab Al-Suhba” (The Duties of Brotherhood). Currently being covered is the chapter “Kesr Al-Shahwatayn” (Breaking the Two Desires).

This event takes place every Tuesday in the outside Pavilion 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!

In case of inclement weather, the event takes place in Qahwa Cafe.
Join us for Qahwa’s first ever book club where we will read the seminal Autobiography of Malcolm X.  Featuring commentary from Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, converse with fellow readers and participate in discussion groups that highlight the themes and lessons from Malcolm X’s incredible life story.
Meeting Biweekly starting Wednesday July 17, all fans of literature, history, and civil rights are encouraged to come!  Whether you’re new to Malcolm X’s story or already aquatinted with America’s most famous Muslim, this is one event you won’t want to miss!
Registration is free but donations are encouraged to help fund future events!  Participants should bring their own copies of the book, see you there inshallah!
Join us for Qahwa’s first ever book club where we will read the seminal Autobiography of Malcolm X.  Featuring commentary from Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, converse with fellow readers and participate in discussion groups that highlight the themes and lessons from Malcolm X’s incredible life story.
Meeting Biweekly starting Wednesday July 17, all fans of literature, history, and civil rights are encouraged to come!  Whether you’re new to Malcolm X’s story or already aquatinted with America’s most famous Muslim, this is one event you won’t want to miss!
Registration is free but donations are encouraged to help fund future events!  Participants should bring their own copies of the book, see you there inshallah!
Join us for Qahwa’s first ever book club where we will read the seminal Autobiography of Malcolm X.  Featuring commentary from Imam Abdul Malik Merchant, converse with fellow readers and participate in discussion groups that highlight the themes and lessons from Malcolm X’s incredible life story.
Meeting Biweekly starting Wednesday July 17, all fans of literature, history, and civil rights are encouraged to come!  Whether you’re new to Malcolm X’s story or already aquatinted with America’s most famous Muslim, this is one event you won’t want to miss!
Registration is free but donations are encouraged to help fund future events!  Participants should bring their own copies of the book, see you there inshallah!

See you at the next meeting on July 27th? ADAMS Support Group for Chronic Illnesses

Ready to start your healing journey? ✨ Join the new Healing Circle for divorced women, led by Rania Soliman. Our next session is Sunday, July 28 at 11 AM at ADAMS Center in Sterling, VA. Join for a safe space to share, connect, and heal. #divorce #supportgroup #newbeginnings

📣 The ADAMS Children’s Committee is excited to welcome Hamnah from Code My Masjid for a special session: “Bismillah in Binary Code” on Saturday June 1st 11:30am-1:00pm at ADAMS Sterling Community Hall. 
 💻 Ready to dive into the world of computers and creativity? Students will discover how computers work and get hands-on with a unique project: creating their own beaded charms using binary code! 
📿 Explore the basics of binary, decode the digital language, and craft a unique charm that combines technology and art. It’s an adventure in learning and creativity you won’t want to miss!