Following on from last week's khutba on what is really means to be a Muslim, we dive into the wholistic understanding of what makes a strong believer.

What does it mean to be a Muslim? What does being in a state of submission to Allah really mean? A short reminder for this week's khutba

The tongue is one of the greatest gifts Allah has given us - but we need to learn how to have control over it

In this short session, we will see how the Prophet PBUH taught us to understand ourselves as leaders of our family - to take responsibility for whatever Allah has Trusted you with.

Although this next chapter of Al Adab Al Mufrad deals with the etiquettes of having authority over slaves- this is no longer relevant to us practically. So in this session we go into a brief but InshaAllah useful overview of the history of slavery in Islam while utilising many of the hadith and narrations found in this chapter to help our understanding.

From someone who was an opponent of Islam to becoming of the two best of the sahaba, lets learn how 'Umar was able to elevate himself in the Sight of Allah so we too, can elevate ourselves.

This session we will reflect on how Islam teaches us comfort after what may be of the most tragic life-experiences anyone can go through: losing a child to death.

For our first "Night of Light" where we bring the men in for a late night reminder and get together, we look to the example of 'Umar (RA) on how we can be better leaders of our families.

In this session we reflect on two hadith which teach us of the amazing rewards for looking after the widows, the poor and the orphans. We also reflect on how these two hadith demonstrate the superiority of Islam in building societies when compared to modernity.

Continuing through the narrations pertaining to the neighbours and specifically discussing the right our neighbours have that they not be harmed by us