Friday Khutba
Dear Brothers and Sisters! Allah (swt) sent prophets to be guides for people. Through the revelation sent to them, these messengers served as callers, witnesses, bearers of glad tidings, warners and lamps spreading light around them. In the Qur’an, Allah (swt) introduces the Messenger of Allah (saw) to us with the verses: “We have not […]Friday Khutba
One of the purposes for which the Qur’an was revealed is to preserve human nature (fitrah) without corruption. All teachings of the Qur’an aim to help a person develop a balanced and measured personality.Friday Khutba
One day, the Messenger of Allah (saw) took the hand of Muadh ibn Jabal and said to him, “O Muadh! I love you.” Muadh (may Allah be pleased with him) replied, “And I love you too, O Messenger of Allah!”Friday Khutba
Dear Brothers and Sisters! Every person has basic rights. One of these rights is privacy. The body, created by Allah (swt) with a pure nature, is a person’s privacy; it is untouchable. In Islam, there are three main areas where the right to privacy is discussed. These are bodily, spatial and informational privacy. Bodily privacy […]Friday Khutba
Undoubtedly, every human being wants to continue their lineage in this world. This feeling is natural. Allah (swt) points to this natural desire by statingFriday Khutba
When asked, “What is brotherhood?”, each of us might give a different answer. Some may refer to brotherhood by blood or family ties, others to spiritual brotherhood, human solidarity or the bond shared in faith.Friday Khutba
Allah (swt), who created us from the same mother and father, has given us the bond of blood and affection as a right and responsibility. Maintaining family ties is sometimes something we neglect, sometimes we delay, yet it is one of the foundational pillars of our religion.
