Khuṭbahs

We live in an era of rapid change and constant innovation. Every generation is tested with new challenges, new responsibilities, and new tools.

It is reported in both Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī and Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim that ʿAbdullāh Ibn Masʿūd ؓ said: “I asked the Prophet ﷺ, ‘Which action does Allāh love most?’ He replied, ‘Performing Ṣalāh at it

A believer must always be careful to avoid anything that distances him from Allāh, or from the way of the believers, or from what Allāh is pleased with, especially matters that the Messenger of All

Alḥamdulillāh for the One who guides hearts, chooses people for the service of His Dīn, and blesses our time, relationships, and responsibilities with Barakah.

Among the greatest foundations of our relationship with Allāh are love (Maḥabbah) and fear (Khawf).

Throughout the Qur’ān, Allāh has presented examples to His servants so they may reflect and learn from them.

We are living in a time of global financial instability, rising costs, increasing debt, job insecurity, and an economy that makes even the basic necessities feel heavy on many households.

We live in a world filled with pressure, pressure to look a certain way, achieve certain grades, please family, meet expectations, and keep up with everyone else on social media.

Our lives are a continuous succession of Allāh’s favours. There are many favours that Allāh has bestowed upon us that cannot even be enumerated.

Our noble Messenger ﷺ came with a universal message. His message was not restricted to a certain place, tribe, or nation. It was not meant for a limited period either.

The Masjid — this noble house in which we gather — is not an ordinary building. It is a place chosen by Allāh to be His house on earth.

Allāh created this universe with everything in it. He created good and evil, benefit and harm, and He made causes for each.