Winter Suhba
December 26th - December 29th 2025
Join us for the inaugural Al-Madina Winter Suhba retreat where we come together to discover peace, strength, and the tools needed to navigate life's challenges with spiritual and intellectual resilience. The four-day winter program blends knowledge, practice, and companionship in the effort to foster a collective journey toward Allah and His Messenger.
Limited Seats Available
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Winter Suhba Program Overview
Classes will be held daily starting at 10AM and will conclude by Maghirb prayer. The program will also include gatherings of adkhar (remembrance) in the mornings and evenings
A detailed schedule will be released in the coming weeks.
The program will be hosted at the campus of the Diyanet Center of America.
Nearby lodging options will be posted in the coming weeks.
FAQs
1) Abiding by the laws and customs and not disrupting them in any way.
2) Not being a source of disruption in the community through actions and behaviors antithetical to Islamic teachings or local customs.
3) Ensuring any non-student family members or guests follow these same guidelines. Family and friends that do not abide by these rules may be grounds for not allowing students to physically attend class.
4) Ensuring one’s children do not disturb our Islamic norms, local customs and overall environment.
5) All the attendance rules above apply also to any other additional classes or Seminary activities.
6) The administration reserves the right to ask students to no longer physically attend the program due to any such reasons as mentioned above, or other reasons that the administration deems important.
In addition to the aforementioned General Guidelines and Program Attendance Conditions, those who attend classes must also abide by the Student Code of Conduct, which includes, but is not limited to the following:
1) To ensure a proper learning and practicing environment, the Student Code of Conduct must be abided by. Any student who is unable or unwilling to abide by the Code of Conduct will kindly be refused continued access to physical class attendance and may be allowed to continue with only online studies.
2) Some Student Code of Conduct include the following:
a) Arriving to class at least 10 minutes before the start of the class.
b) Maintaining an Islamic attire in and around the vicinity of the class space.
c) Not disrupting the class in any way and following guidelines set forth by the teachers and administrators.
d) Students are not allowed to attend class without prior administration approval.
e) Students may not bring guests without prior administration approval.