Khuṭbahs

When we think of success, we often think about achievements: wealth, education, a successful career, influence, recognition, a comfortable home, or a respected position in society.

There is no doubt that Islām encourages every action that strengthens the true spirit of brotherhood1 and nurtures friendship, love, and mutual affection.

My dear brothers, sisters, respected guests, and dear friends, we have gathered here today to witness and celebrate the blessed nikāḥ of brother A and sister B.

Among the blessings that Allāh has bestowed upon mankind is clothing. It is something we wear every day, often without giving it much thought.

Today, we will attempt to address and discuss a challenge that has entered nearly every home, occupies the minds of millions of young people, steals countless hours, and competes for the attention

As Canada Day approaches, many people around us will celebrate the blessings and opportunities this country offers.

Every few years, the world becomes captivated by a major sporting event. Millions gather around televisions, phones, and stadiums.

Today, we reflect on a sin that the Qur’ān warns against in the strongest possible terms, a sin so serious that Allāh Himself declares war against those who persist in it.

There is no doubt that Allāh has created us not for distraction, but for a purpose.

As the Hujjāj prepare to fulfill one of Islām’s greatest obligations - Ḥajj - there are countless lessons and reflections we can draw from this remarkable journey.

One of the essential components of nikāh is that the mahr (dowry) is clearly and mutually agreed upon by both parties.

Many challenges exist within our Muslim community today, challenges that are not unique to us but are shared by societies around the world.