Imam Abu Hanifa is well known as one of the greatest Imams and scholars in Islamic History. He is the founder of the Hanafi Madh'hab, the first of the four Sunni schools of thought. This khutba examines Imam Abu Hanifa's relationship with his community in an attempt to answer the question, was he a community organizer?

As Muslims, we are taught to live a life that is free of attachment, dependency, or addiction. We are told this world and everything it contains belong in our hand, not our heart. But what if there's a halal form of addiction? Can such a thing even exist?

We are taught to repent, return to Allah, and ask for forgiveness when we sin. Is repentance the only way to return to Allah (swt)? Is there a better, more sustainable way to return to Allah? This khutba answers these questions and more!

When many are faced with problems or challenges in life, they fear they have been possessed by a jinn or that black magic has been performed against them. Listen to this khutba to understand what does the Qur'an really say about Jinn possession and black magic.

How widespread is mental health illness in the Muslim community? How common is suicide? Will those who commit suicide be punished on the Day of Judgment and dwell in hellfire for eternity? Can we pray Janazah for them? What was the Prophetic 3-pronged approach to recovering from mental health struggles?

In this khutba, Imam Azeez will answer these questions and more.

The Qur'an divides people into three categories, wolves, sheep, and shepherds. Listen to this khutba to learn the unique distinctions between the three categories and find out which category you belong to.

In life, we experience joy and happiness but we also experience pain and suffering. While pain can break some or hinder their progress, Imam Azeez explains in this khutba how pain is such an essential ingredient of success.