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Shaykh Hasan Ali discusses how those who are dealing with a sinful addiction or any sins can overcome them and get on the correct path.

"And the Messenger has said: 'O my Lord, indeed my people took this Qur'an as [a thing] abandoned.'" (Qur'an, 25:30)

Nouman Ali Khan discusses how abandoning the Quran can lead the muslim nation off the divine path of Allah the Almighty.

Mufti Hussain Kamani speaks about how dreams of lush gardens and flowing rivers, of abundant fruits and greetings, of peace from our Lord can indeed become a reality at the third annual Road to Revival Conference organized by Rutgers MSA.

Do we know the state of the people around us? Do we know if they are in need or facing a fitna? Imam Omar reminds us how the Prophet (s) was aware of all the people around them.

Are we truly ready and prepared at any moment and time when death comes to us? Everyone no matter who they are and where they live or what they believe. They all know death is real and true.

In this video, Sh. Dr. Yasir Qadhi covers the important topic of sexual harassment and crimes in our society. Some topics covered include:

1 Such crimes are indeed crimes and sins in the sight of Allah SWT.

- Any person committing such a sin must seek forgiveness from Allah and try to right a wrong with the victim (if possible)

- A person in power or authority committing such is a heavier sin

2) Parents should recognize, pay attention to signs of trouble and protect their children

- The vast majority of molestation occurs in hand of friends and relatives

3) If friends and family come to us for emotional support, this is not the time for blame, rather compassion should be shown

-legal authorities should be involved if necessary

Some lessons from the Quran & Seerah:

- Evil existed even at the time of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

- The Prophet did not question harshly or reprimand the woman

- Mistaken identity is possible

- Yusuf (A.S) was a victim of power differential, but he passed the test

- One should repel the test as much as possible, but the coercion (forced) situation is forgiven

4) We should, as a society, reflect upon the rise of promiscuity, immorality, free-mixing, pornography, objectifying the female (or male) body and instead encourage intimacy strictly within marriage, limiting time alone with opposite gender, modest dress-code, etc, in order to uplift the principles of Islam.

5) Anytime harm is being done to others, this should be dealt with swiftly, publicly and may involve authorities. If adults are involved in private sins, they should be advised privately first.

There has been a sense of hopelessness since the November elections, but we are not alone. The Quran mentions the stories of the previous prophets and messengers to ease our hearts and give us guidance for handling tough situations like the ones they passed through. But we must trust in Allah’s plan. This session will teach us how to trust in Allah’s plan.

When the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, was in Madinah he gave advice on how to live. Sh. Yasir Qadhi explins what was said.

Mufti Menk explains the hadith that says "none of you will enter paradise with your own deeds except through the mercy of Allah".

Before the migration, before the establishment of a new society, and before the arrival of the Prophet, Islam was already spreading in Medina, then known as Yathrib. How was the message spread in the absence of the Messenger? What impact did this message have on a society that was war-torn and battered by bloodshed? Join as we explore how a group of 6 believers grew to 75 believers that would change the world.