LONDON (RUMI'S CAVE) : The Pearls Coffee Shop Tour
London - The Pearls Coffee Shop Tour

The story:
For over 20 years, The Pearls have shared their unique blend of devotional music and song with audiences around the world, touching hearts through remembrance, creativity, and community. As pioneers in Muslim female artistry, devotional song, and drumming, The Pearls have forged a path that blends sacred tradition with creative expression, opening doors for others while remaining rooted in remembrance, beauty, and service. Along the way, their journey has inspired the founding of a drumming and nasheed school, as well as a range of community initiatives through The Rabbani Project. The release of their acclaimed debut album, Love Is My Foundation, brought their distinctive sound to an even wider audience, deepening their legacy
Join us as we mark this special milestone with gratitude, reflection, and heartfelt duʿa. Through intimate acoustic performances, newly released music tea and coffee we will honour the blessings of the journey.
Each city on this tour is a unique gathering of hearts, featuring special guests and local voices. We invite you to join us on the journey in this celebration of what has passed and what is to come.
Date: Saturday 11th July
Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm
Address: Rumi's Cave, 122-124 Craven Park Rd, London NW10 8QD
Contact Details and more information: www.pearlsofislam.co.uk / info@pearlsofislam.co.uk
Meet Our Hosts:
Rumi's Cave - https://www.rumis.org/cave
' Rumi's Cave is an alternative community hub, arts and events venue in London, presenting a diverse range of cultural and social programmes to connect hearts, minds and communities. It is a non-defined social space open to all to reflect and share, inspired by the legacy of Jalauddin Rumi.
The Cave offers an eclectic mix of programs and events, ranging from poetry, storytelling and music nights, to afternoon tea, and a variety of talks, courses and creative workshops.
Rooted in a vibrant and dynamic community, the Cave has managed to bring together a diverse group of local and international guests, who share a passion for culture, creativity and learning. It also serves as a safe, non-judgemental space, where people from different backgrounds can come together and explore their cultures and identity. Rumi’s Cave is a space opened for all to provide much needed help and support to the very vulnerable members of our community.
Meet our friends - Opening Acts
Abian - @abulutfi.abian

Abian Richards is a Birmingham-based musician whose performances weave together acoustic guitar, djembe, and devotional chanting. Inspired by the tradition of remembrance, his music explores faith, love, gratitude, and the moments that define our lives. With a soulful approach to songwriting and performance, he seeks to create music that resonates with the heart and invites reflection.
Ahmad Ikhlas - @Ikhlassic

Ahmad Ikhlas is an international Dub Poet, reggae and garage musician who draws on his Jamaican heritage and his British upbringing to form a unique style of music and poetry, which he uses in praise of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and to send messages of love and empowerment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy tickets on the door?
Yes, a limited number of tickets may be available on the door, subject to availability. Door tickets are £20 per person.
Is this event suitable for children?
Yes, all are welcome. Children tickets are 5 years and above.
What is parking like at the event?
Limited street parking is available.
What will the seating arrangement be like?
This is a welcoming event open to everyone. Seating will be a mixture of floor seating and chairs.
Can I get a refund if I am no longer able to attend the event?
Unfortunately, tickets are non-refundable. However, you are welcome to transfer your ticket to someone else if you are unable to attend.
Can I swap my ticket for another city or location?
Ticket transfers between cities are not possible. You will need to purchase a new ticket if you wish to attend another city.
Will there be food at the event?
Tea, coffee, and refreshments will be available to purchase. Anything purchased on the day supports the Rumi's Cave family! So we definitely advise buying some yummy food.
How long will the event last?
The event is expected to last approximately 2–3 hours, including music, storytelling, reflections, and dhikr.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. You can present your ticket on your phone.
Who can attend?
Everyone is welcome.
Location
Rumi's Cave, NW10 8QD