Not all knowledge is good for you.

Sh. Navaid shares advice on maintaining steadfastness after Ramadan, highlighting the deeper meanings of the surahs in the last juz and their role in preparing us for the Day of Judgment. 

What are you sending up to Allah during these last 10 nights?
 
Dr. Nazir Khan joins us to explore the key themes of Juz 29, including the powerful reminder that Allah will bring every deed back before us.

“How do I get to know Allah?” Dr. Jinan Yousef has the answer.

She joins Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro to also explore verse 23 of Surah Al-Hashr: “He is Allah, other than whom there is no deity, the King, the Most Holy, the All-Perfect, the Source of Serenity, the Watcher over all, the Almighty, the Supreme in Might, the Majestic.”

 “Bring the night to life.”

There are no nights like the last ten of Ramadan. Sh. Abu Bakr Zoud reminds us how vital it is to increase our worship in these blessed days. Push yourself beyond what feels comfortable. Ask yourself, “Can I do more?” 

“Be like the blade of grass that blows with the wind.”

Sh. Mikaeel Smith joins Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro and shares powerful insights on what it truly means to trust Allah. He reflects on the Sahabah (ra), who were always ready to pivot when the moment called for it, moving with certainty, courage, and complete reliance upon their Lord.

Can we ever reach that level of trust, where we rely on Allah fully, even in the most uncertain and unsettling times?

“God is too mysterious.” 

Many people feel this way, but often it stems from not understanding who Allah is and how He has described Himself in His revelation. Sh. Ibrahim Hindy joins Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro to shed light on how we can get to know Allah by understanding His Names and Attributes. 

What is a word mentioned only once in the Qur’an? 

Mufti Abdul Rahman Waheed joins Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro to share insights on this word and reflect on how recognizing your own limitations deepens your understanding that Allah is without any limitation.

“If only… would my life be better?” We all ask this question at some point in our life.

Dr. Farah Islam reminds us not to waste our years longing for a life we don’t have. What feels like defeat may, in reality, be a hidden victory. Al-Wahhab, the Ultimate Giver, knows exactly what to withhold and what to grant, and every gift carries wisdom.

Names of Allah mentioned: Al-Rahman, Al-Raheem, Al-Azeez, Al-Ghaffar, Al-Wahhab

0:00 - Introduction
3:08 - Emphasis on Allah’s majesty and mercy 
7:35 - The imperfect mercy shown by humans
11:55 - The Qur’an and the Prophet ﷺ as gifts from Allah
14:53 - Is your pain a gift from Allah?
18:15 - “When you are silent, your heart starts to speak”
21:53 - Al-Wahhab taught you how to make du’a 
23:27 - When you think others are undeserving 
27:17 - The midlife crises of Muslim women 

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When Allah gives you more, do more. 

Sh. Omar Hajjaj joins Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro to reflect on what true gratitude to Allah really looks like, following the example of the Prophet ﷺ. Instead of taking Allah’s countless blessings for granted, we’re reminded to express our gratitude through action: serve your community, increase in good deeds, and use every blessing you’ve been given in ways that please Allah.

What does it truly mean to live your truth? Sr. Sarah Sultan unpacks the nature of truth and how we ground ourselves in an unchanging reality, challenging the idea of following feelings over revelation.

Names of Allah mentioned: Al-Lateef, Al-Shakoor, Al-Haqq, Al-Aliyy, Al-Kabeer