Community Gatherings
Daily Practices on FOP Zoom
Eastern time zone.
9:30 am, morning al-wird practice
5:00 pm, afternoon al wird practice
Join various teachers for our traditional al-wird prayer practice, offered twice a day remotely.
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Dhikr – Frederick, Md
Thursdays at 6:30 p.m.
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Wednesday al-Wird & Heartfelt Discussion
Periodically, as announced
Friday Prayer
On Fridays, join us for Islamic prayer in congregation (jumm’ah), in person at the Farm of Peace or via Zoom, 1:30 pm Eastern Daylight Savings time or 12:30 pm during Standard Time.
When canceled that week, it will be posted on our FB page and home page.
Please note the Jum’ah salat (2 rakats) is for in-person; if you are joining us remotely please pray normal Dhuhr salat following the khutba on your own.
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Prayer is at 12:30 p.m. during daylight savings time or 1:30 p.m. during Eastern standard time.Â
The Farm of Peace, its buildings, walking paths, and verdant fields are designed to accommodate a variety of gatherings, from intimate groups of fewer than ten to larger events of more than two hundred.
The biggest and grandest of these events is the annual Sufi School East, usually held in the late summer. Read more here.
Throughout the year, various interactive workshops are offered by our local (and non-local) teachers, covering topics such as divine relationships, Sufism for newcomers, our guide’s teachings, or gardening.
Traditional American holidays are celebrated as well, such as Thanksgiving when the Farm hosts a turkey feast. Old and new friends gather to give thanks and experience a day of gratitude.
American New Year’s Eve is traditionally an all-night prayer vigil where beloveds share their intentions for the new year. At midnight, everyone takes a lively break for treats, embraces, and new year’s wishes. And then, we enjoy a pancake breakfast on January 1st. Other times throughout the year may also offer opportunities for “khalwa” (a holy night of prayer, and no requirement to stay all night!).
For information about these holiday gatherings, click here to email  our office.