In this Khutbah, you will learn: Appreciating the blessing of Islam and guidance The unique Aayah which contains 10 different independent admonishments The religion is based on the rectification of the heart and the rectification of the limbs. The admonishment of the Prophet: Say I believe in Allah, and be upright What is Istiqaamah? The […]
You will learn in the Khutbah: The command of Allah to have Taqwa Many Aayaat and Ahaadeeth regarding keeping the ties of kinship Who are the ‘kinship’ and ‘relatives’ to whom a person must stay in contact with How to interact with a relative who cuts off from you An advice to husbands and […]
A lecture on the importance of knowledge, its reward, the virtue of the scholars and inspiring stories regarding the Salaf and how they struggled to seek knowledge.
“A believer combines between doing good and fearing Allah, whereas a hypocrite combines between doing evil and feeling safe from Allah…”
Historical examples showing how Islam freed and honoured women, clarifying their rights, resposibilities, status and rolesl and then a comparison of the status of women in modern societies.
A sermon encouraging the youth to utilise their young years in pleasing Allah
In the face of corruption, an erosion of decency and a spread of immorality, a Muslim should remain firm and upright, and not be a spineless follower of others – if they believe he believes, and if they disbelieve he disbelieves.
A Khutbah which mentions lessons, benefits and wisdoms from Soorah Al-Inshiraah
A rejection of the Mawlid based on a clarification of the basis of Islam, and a comparison to Christianity and Shia doctrines
A sermon which calls us to reflect with the changing of seasons and Fiqh rulings pertaining to winter
“Whatever struggles you go through, whatever trouble you face…you will never face a tenth of what our Prophet went through…”
“…Do not complain about the corruption of your community, rather look to rectify your own house…”
A sermon detailing how, when and why the Islamic Hijri calendar was introduced; and some innovations which occur at the end of each Hijri year.
With the beginning of the new academic year as well as the GCSE results, a pertinant sermon for the youth encouraging them to study and work hard.
A four part series of lessons in which the definitions, categorisations, rulings, principles and doubts arelating to Bid’ah (religious innovations) are studied.
