Throughout the year, the Marifah Astana in Waynesboro and affiliated chapters around the world host gatherings that nurture remembrance, learning, and community.
Each event — whether a weekly dhikr or a multi-day retreat — is a chance to step away from noise, renew intention, and reconnect with Allah in the company of love.
When hearts gather for Allah’s sake, angels surround them with peace.
— Sufi Jamil Ahmed Sukhera
Stay connected to upcoming retreats, seminars, and dhikr programs. Every event invites seekers to experience spiritual renewal and deeper companionship.
Every Sunday 6 PM (PA Campus)
Practical lessons on tazkiyah & adab
The Sound Heart: Journey to Inner Peace
Mawlid al-Nabi Celebration & Community Dinner
Faith • Business • Innovation (Keynote by Sufi Jamil)
The heartbeat of Marifah is the weekly dhikr circle — a simple, sincere gathering open to everyone. Seekers come together to recite Qur’an, perform dhikr, and reflect on the Prophet’s ﷺ teachings.
Sunday Evenings
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Marifah Astana, Waynesboro (PA)
Dhikr • Short Talk • Supper & Companionship
Retreats at the Marifah Campus offer seekers the opportunity to detach from routine and reconnect with their Lord. Under Sufi Jamil’s guidance, participants engage in prayer, study, silence, service, and self-reflection.
Retreat Highlights:
Beyond retreats and study circles, Marifah celebrates key occasions that strengthen community spirit.
These include Ramadan iftars, Eid gatherings, youth camps, and annual celebrations of Mawlid al-Nabi (SAW).
Each event combines spirituality, learning, and heartfelt companionship — turning ordinary days into milestones of faith.
Every gathering is made possible by the sincere service of volunteers — those who prepare food, manage,
logistics, greet guests, and care for the space.
Volunteering at Marifah is more than helping; it is worship through action and a way to grow in humility and brotherhood.
Browse through photos and clips from past events — moments of prayer, smiles, and shared service. Each image is a reminder that when hearts unite for Allah, the world feels brighter.
Every gathering for Allah’s sake is a seed planted in eternity.
— Sufi Jamil Ahmed Sukhera
Join the next circle of remembrance, attend a retreat, or volunteer in service.
Every hand that helps, every heart that attends, and every tear that falls in remembrance becomes part of this ongoing journey of love.