Do you prioritize your eternal home above your worldly desires?

In this podcast, Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef sheds light on the topic of "Adarul Akhara,"...

…which refers to the Hereafter or the Final Abode.

We, as Muslims, need to put Allah and the Akhra in the equation of our goals…

…to intensify our devotion to Allah SWT and make the pursuit of desires worship in itself.

In this 30-minute journey, you’ll get to hear:

Thought-Provoking Tales
Where desires collide with destiny; and
The pursuit of everlasting bliss takes center stage.

Tantalizing Glimpse into the Beyond
Where faith meets destiny; and
The eternal home awaits those who dare to believe.

Lessons from Nature's Miracles 
Where life emerges from dead earth; and
A powerful reminder of Allah's ability to bring the dead to life in the hereafter.

Significance of Prioritizing the Hereafter Over Worldly Goals 
Such as marriage or financial transactions; and
How it aligns with seeking the pleasure of Allah.

And much more!

Each name of Allah is a manifestation of His perfection.

His (swt) attributes are beyond human comprehension.

When we invoke Allah using His names in our Duas…

We’re not merely uttering words but tapping into the essence of His attributes. 

Whether we call upon Him as Al-Rahman (the Most Merciful) or Al-Qadir (the All-Powerful), we’re acknowledging His sovereignty over all creation and seeking His aid with humility and reverence.

In it, we beseech Allah by His beautiful names. Who better to call during our lowest points in life?

Furthermore, let us reflect on the common phrase ""God is love."" While some phrases like “God is love” may carry good intentions, they fall short of capturing the entirety of Allah's majesty. 

Yes, Allah is indeed Al-Wadud (the All-Loving), but to reduce Him to a mere abstract concept like love is to diminish His greatness. 

Let’s not forget to approach Allah with the utmost reverence and awe, acknowledging His names and attributes in their fullness.

Let’s never underestimate the power of invoking Allah through His names. 

Take a moment to reflect on the power of Allah’s attributes and choose His names carefully. May Allah guide us on this path of enlightenment and bless us with His mercy and grace. Ameen"

One of the most powerful yet underrated Dua we’ve ever received.

And that is…

"Guide us to the straight path." - Surah Al-Fatiha

In this episode, Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rahimahullah) breaks down the essence of this verse. 

It’s not just a Dua, but a call to Hidayah.

Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rahimahullah) also focuses on the two dimensions of Hidayah - seeing the clear path and accepting the truth. 

Consider these dimensions as gateways to Allah (swt)…
 
 Because once we’re through…

We can find, see, and feel Allah everywhere, in our minds, homes, and even in the darkest places of our hearts.

In this heartfelt huddle, Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rA) shared a profound lesson on navigating life's losses with patience and faith. 

He highlights the transformative power of a special dua taught by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ:

"Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. Allahumma ajirni fi musibati wakhluf li khayran minha."
 ("To Allah we belong, and to Him we return. O Allah, reward me for my calamity and replace it with something better.")

Key Topics Discussed:

• The significance of patience (sabr) and seeking Allah's reward during hardships.
• Examples of how loss, when faced with faith, leads to blessings far greater than what was taken.
• Practical ways to internalize and use this dua in moments of personal struggle.
• Real-life experiences of community members during quarantine, including losses of income, social connections, and loved ones.
• Actionable steps to keep your team motivated during remote work or challenging times.

The session concludes with a guided reflection and recitation of this powerful Dua, helping viewers turn their losses into opportunities for spiritual growth and resilience.

How Can You Benefit?
Take a moment to reflect on something you've lost recently—big or small. Watch this video, recite the dua with Shaykh Muhammad, and renew your hope in Allah's promise to grant something better in return.

Every decision that you make in your life, every action that you take...depends on how much you care about your Akhirah. 

It shows whether or not you've been thinking about the 'Dar-ul-akhirah' - the final abode.

A believer's choices come out of their love for the Creator, the yearning to be near Him in the Jannah, and the fear of being placed in Jahanum.

Look…

The actions you’re taking are leading you somewhere, right? 

So, if you’re not finding a desire in your heart to be close to Allah, feel his presence, and ultimately connect with Him…

…then where are your actions leading you? Why is it terrifying? What can we do about it?

Do you often find yourself wondering why your prayers seem to hit a roadblock?

In this podcast, Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rahimahullah) breaks down the whole dilemma of doors not swinging open and manifestations playing hard to get.

We may fear, at times, that our prayers may not be answered at all…

But this is exactly where we need to have Tawakkul in Allah (swt). There’s no place for doubt for a believer.

The road may seem blurry and uncertainty may rob us of our peace, but if we don’t learn how to move forward with hope...

We might sabotage our Duas ourselves, and the worst part is...

We'll never know and keep on waiting until we finally give up.

Gone are the days of Salah & Dua where you wish you knew what the Imam was saying.

In this podcast, Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rA) shares glimpses of the Quran…

…so you too can contemplate and soak in the essence of the words of Allah (swt).

He also talks about what balance means in the context of a believer and debunks misconceptions people have about our Deen.

No matter where you belong, at the end of the day…

Islam is all about balance, dedication, and discipline.

It's okay to aim high when we talk to Allah.

We don't have to be afraid of being disappointed if we dream big.

Instead, we should believe that Allah can make amazing things happen when we ask Him for stuff.

Feeling bad about our mistakes shouldn't stop us from praying for big things.

We should always hope for good things and ask Allah for help, no matter what.

Forget about being "realistic,".

Think outside the box and dream a little bigger. So you can learn how to make your Duas super powerful and exciting.

Do you often find yourself wondering why your prayers seem to hit a roadblock?

In this podcast, Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rahimahullah) breaks down the whole dilemma of doors not swinging open and manifestations playing hard to get.

We may fear, at times, that our prayers may not be answered at all…

But this is exactly where we need to have Tawakkul in Allah (swt). There’s no place for doubt for a believer.

The road may seem blurry and uncertainty may rob us of our peace, but if we don’t learn how to move forward with hope...

We might sabotage our Duas ourselves, and the worst part is...

We'll never know and keep on waiting until we finally give up.

If you want to know how to approach your Duas with an open heart and full faith, then listen to this podcast by Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef (rA)…

…as he talks about the mental hurdles we face in making Duas.

Sometimes, we hesitate, not fully believing our prayer can be answered. But remember, even Shaytan made Du’a, and Allah answered it. When we reflect on this, we realize that Allah’s doors of mercy and acceptance are always open for anyone who calls upon Him.

Shaytan, despite being misguided, possesses knowledge and has used it throughout history, as we see in the Battle of Badr. Here, he attempted to mislead the disbelievers against the Muslims but quickly fled when he saw the angels descending. Understanding Shaytan’s actions reminds us to never doubt the strength of Allah’s protection over the believers.

Remember, no matter how much he’s cornered you, when you call upon Allah, know that your voice is heard. 

Never let doubt creep into your heart, thinking you’re somehow overlooked by Allah. He is the Most Merciful, and He promises to respond to His servants.