Adams Center

Great place to pray and stay active within the Muslim community and I say that from very little exposure so far and from word of mouth from people around here. We went just a few times during Ramadan last year and this year. The magrib/iftaar/taraweeh setting seemed family friendly at first, so we were very happy. Food was great too Alhamdulillah. What was bothersome both times is that I noticed and many other sisters experienced this too some new/experienced moms are told to "handle" their kids slightly rudely and/or to hush even when prayers are not going on. Unless a designated place with childcare is provided I understand such high class facility or volunteers are not readily available, mothers should not be discouraged by such gestures. I also say this from the standpoint that our future generation needs to associate mosques & especially the special times like Ramadan and other occasional events with positivity. I understand it won't be like a park or a playground but it should be a space of comfort and positivity, not to have to be shut up every time they open their mouth or sit still in one place throughout their time in the mosque. Probably the longest review I have ever written but I feel this is necessary to be looked at by ADAMS centers overall and many other mosques in the area. Together we can bring a positive change in future. If local churches can, so can we as a community in shaa Allah.

Great community of Muslims that offer support and guidance to enhance deen. They offer several family/ community activities each month and are very welcoming to new members.

Nice place. Thanks God for giving us such as this place to pray him. But it's not clean enough. Guys! You have to solve shoes problem. When new people come to masjid, they debate where to take off them. There is a long corridor to the area where people pray. And some people don't take off their shoes at the entrance. Basically, they step on the rug with their dirty socks. You have to wash out the rugs in the corridor and in the masjid, and put a red line at the entrance and somehow don't let anyone to come in with their shoes. Peace be upon you!

Love love love and peace I felt in my heart! The Chantilly Adams always has and comes up with great programs for adults and kids. They recently started a breakfast program besides their monthly potluck and halaqa program. Felt so good to attend the breakfast program. Definitely recommend everyone to go and participate in every Adams chantilly programs.

I really enjoy going to this masjid because of the feeling of a small tightly knit community. The place also has ample parking spaces.

MashAllah!!! Great Mosque with multicultural people.

Large praying area on the second floor. Thanks ADAMS Center for this great service!

Went for Friday prayers. Alhamdollilah beautiful place to offer your prayers.

Not a good place for community services. I called them multiple times, left voicemails, emailed them but no one responded. Better to close the community service department if you cannot help community members. Over all very bad services.

Indeed a shocking fact that doctors and the staff i found to be exceptional in their diagnosis, treatment and explaining things. I could go on and on telling facts but let me just say they turned out to be the Life savers and better than the doctors i had paid in recent past who just wanted more visits and just a setup to make more money instead of solving an urgent issue of Heart and Lungs. I love these people that they volunteer their services for free and are genuinely caring. If you like only flashy offices and waiting rooms then this cannot be a place for you. God Bless these people.