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In this profound youth Eid al-Fitr khutbah, the speaker delves into the human tendency to take our blessings for granted and highlights the importance of cultivating gratitude for the countless gifts Allah(swt) has bestowed upon us. 

From the everyday necessities like food and water to the eternal blessing of Islam, the speaker invites us to recognize and appreciate these divine gifts that often go unnoticed in our busy lives.

Moreover, the speaker extends the concept of gratitude beyond our personal lives to encompass our collective responsibilities as the Ummah- the global Muslim community. Drawing upon the Qur'an and hadith, the speaker emphasizes the significance of the sanctity of Muslim lives, urging us not to forget our brothers and sisters suffering under oppression and injustice in places like Palestine as well as all other parts of the world.

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Praying Salatul Jummu'ah is an obligation on every Muslim male who has reached the age of puberty. Generally, by the time students reach high school they have reached puberty and must fulfill their obligations to Allah (SWT).

It's conclusive from Ayat & Hadith that even students in school must find time on Friday to pray Salatul-Jummah, even if it means having to miss part of a class.

Let's learn how we can establish Salatul Jummu'ah at School to make certain that we fulfill this obligation and seek pleasure from Allah (SWT).

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On the 29th night of Taraweeh Reflections, the Sheik talks about the relevance of the first nine(9) verses of Surah At-Takwir in today's world where we constantly hear that Islam being the source of oppressing of women. He emphasizes that in the Surah, Allah(swt) clearly has raised the the level of women, especially during a time when Mecca was being very tough on the Prophet Muhammad(Saw).

The speaker highlights that Islam provides due rights to women, and raises their status in society, and calls for justice to be defined by the creator of the heavens and the earth. The verses clearly emphasize that women and men should both follow the laws defined by Allah(swt), in order to truly provide justice to both men and women. The speaker touches on current issues such as abortion and sexual harassment faced by women in various countries, and suggests that only the commands of Allah(swt) can bring true justice to all humans, regardless of gender or religion.

Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM94ppceDsw

On the 28th night of Taraweeh Reflections, the Sheikh discusses the significance of Surah 'Abasa, which was revealed in Mecca during the Makkan era. The verses addressed (Surah 'Abasa - 1-16) an incident where Prophet Muhammad (saw) frowned and turned away from a blind man, Abdullah bin Umm Maktum, who had approached him seeking guidance on Islam.

The Sheikh emphasizes that while the Prophet was not reprimanded for preaching to the leaders of the Quraysh, he was reminded to pay attention to those genuinely seeking knowledge and guidance. He further explains that the Surah serves as a reminder that honor and piety are in the eyes of Allah, and that people should be treated with respect regardless of their wealth, knowledge, or abilities.

The Sheikh also notes that during the early years of Islam, the Prophet often approached people with authority in an attempt to spread the message more easily. He highlights that there is no compulsion in Islam and that individuals have the choice to accept or reject the Deen of Islam.

The Sheikh concludes his reflection by praying for the listeners to gain a deeper understanding of the Quran and to make the most of Ramadan, seeking forgiveness and guidance from Allah(swt).

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWQ-YBMlXqQ

On the 27th night of Taraweeh Reflections, the Sheik discusses the importance of saving oneself and one's family from the Hellfire, as commanded by Allah (swt) in Surah At-Tahrim Verse 6. The Sheik emphasizes that fulfilling this responsibility goes beyond providing basic needs such as food, shelter, and clothing; it also includes teaching family members about Allah's obligations and prohibitions, as well as enjoining good and forbidding evil.

The Sheik highlights the challenges faced in today's society, where the commands of Allah (swt) are not widely implemented, making it more difficult for believers to save themselves and their families from the Hellfire.  However, the Sheik reminds listeners that this responsibility remains doable, and believers must strive to fulfill it by following Allah's commands and guiding their families on the right path.

Additionally, the Sheik also highlights the potential roles of family members, specifically wives and children, who can either be a hindrance to one's obedience to Allah or a source of support in following His commands. In a society that may not encourage following Allah's commands, the Sheik emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and not becoming hopeless or despaired. They stress the need for individuals and families to engage in shaping society to make it easier for them to obey Allah and protect themselves from the fire.

As we continue to seek Laylat-ul-Qadr(The Night of Power) this Ramadan, let’s seek forgiveness from Allah(swt) and the hope to save not only themselves and their families but also the rest of humankind from the severe punishment.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkHPsQFawpw

Welcoming Ramadan: Month of Mercy Source: https://www.facebook.com/West.Ldn.Dawah/videos/?ref=page_internal

Surah Al-Mulk is the 67th chapter of the Quran and is composed of 30 verses. The surah emphasizes the magnificence and sovereignty of Allah, highlighting His power over all things in the universe. It also stresses the temporary nature of worldly wealth and possessions, reminding us that true success lies in the hereafter. The surah speaks about the purpose of human existence and the accountability of our actions, stressing the importance of doing good deeds and avoiding evil. It also describes the punishments that await those who reject the signs of Allah and disobey His commands. Throughout the surah, Allah's mercy and forgiveness are emphasized, as well as the importance of seeking His guidance and protection.

The surah concludes by reminding us that Allah has power over all things and that our ultimate destination is in His hands, urging us to put our trust in Him and follow the path of righteousness to attain success in this life and the hereafter.

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Surah Yaseen is the 36th chapter of the Quran and is composed of 83 verses. The surah begins by emphasizing the Quran's divine origin and its ability to guide humanity to the straight path. It also highlights the stories of previous prophets and their struggles, including Prophet Noah, Prophet Moses, and Prophet Abraham, as a reminder of the consequences of disbelief and the rewards of belief in Allah.

The surah then presents a powerful message of monotheism, emphasizing the oneness of Allah and the need to worship Him alone. It also speaks about the concept of the Day of Judgment, when everyone will be held accountable for their deeds, and stresses the importance of doing good deeds in this life to secure a place in Paradise.

Throughout the surah, Allah's mercy and compassion are emphasized, as well as the importance of remembering Him and seeking His forgiveness. The surah concludes by reminding us that the Quran is a guide and a mercy for believers and that it is up to us to follow its teachings to attain success in this life and the hereafter.

 

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On the 26th night of Taraweeh Reflections during Ramadan, a profound discussion takes place, delving into the purpose of life and our connection with the Creator. Drawing from the Quran, specifically Adh Dhariyaat verses 56-58, the speaker highlights the importance of understanding our purpose in life, which is to worship Allah (swt) alone. This purpose guides our actions, helping us distinguish between right and wrong, and ultimately leading to tranquility and peace in our lives. The speaker emphasizes that by acknowledging and believing in the existence of Allah (swt), the Creator, and following the divine guidance provided by the messengers, individuals can find fulfillment in their lives and achieve success both in this world and the hereafter.

The Sheik digs further into the nature of worship, explaining that it is not limited to ritualistic actions such as prayers, fasting, or giving zakat. Instead, worship extends to obeying the commands of Allah (swt) in all aspects of life. The Sheik cautions against the dangers of worshipping one's own desires or those of others, emphasizing that only Allah (swt) is worthy of worship.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFhKl7_4Ayc