At Gift of Jumuʿah, we are often asked questions like: “Mā Shāʾ Allāh, how do you find the time to prepare such detailed and well-written khuṭbahs? What process do you follow when preparing them?
In the Qur’ān, Allāh tells us something deeply important about the nature of the human being. He reminds us that forgetfulness, weakness, and distraction are part of our human nature.
One of the greatest foundations of our dīn is belief in the unseen. A Muslim does not limit belief only to what can be seen, touched, or experienced through the physical senses.
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.
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
