Noble character needs to be revived in today's world. Young Muslims have the opportunity and responsibility to translate their connection to Allah ﷻ and His Messenger ﷺ into having beautiful character.

This Khutba focuses on the centrality of beautiful character within the ethos of faith, belief, and following the Beloved Prophet ﷺ.

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As we enter the year of 1440 after the Hijra, we are invited to reflect upon the meanings and lessons from the momentous migration of the Messenger of God. This Khutba focuses on the aspects of love, reverence, and community-building that occurred around the migration.

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In this special session of SoulFood, the last of the Winter 2018 semester, we were honored with the presence of Habib Ubaydullah al-Attas, a visiting scholar from Mecca. He spoke to us about the importance of giving nourishment and strength to the soul. It was a beautiful and uplifting session, and we pray you all benefit as well!

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Rajab is the sacred month of God, where the Divine pours mercy upon those hearts that are seeking it. It is a great opportunity. One we can't let slip by.

This Khutba focuses on the need to seek out the spiritual breezes of Divine mercy so that our hearts may be transformed in these days and forevermore.

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The actions of the believer who is saturated in the love of God cannot be anything other than beautiful. This Khutba reminds us of the importance of beautiful character and the way of the believer in repairing himself or herself and the world.

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Worship is the bedrock of our relationship with God, but what many do not realize is that it is a gift from the Creator to connect with the Lord of Beauty and Majesty. This Khutba encourages us to roll up our sleeves in worship, so that we may be granted God's love.

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In a time of self-indulgence, this Khutba reminds of the importance of taming our egos and not giving in to the whims of the nafs. It also discusses the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of God be upon him) who said, "The sagacious person is he who holds himself accountable and prepares for what comes after death; and the weak person is he who follows the whims of his nafs and harbors false hope in God." [Tirmidhi]

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"[How] prosperous are the believers! Those who pray humbly, who shun idle talk, who pay the prescribed alms, who guard their chastity except with their spouses or their slaves––with these they are not to blame, but anyone who seeks more than this is exceeding the limits––who are faithful to their trusts and pledges and who keep up their prayers, will rightly be given Paradise as their own, there to remain." [Quran 23.1-11]

This Khutba focuses on the need to reflect on the qualities of the believers and internalize these qualities that are beloved to God the Exalted.

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We find shallow meanings when we look at the world through a purely materialistic lens, which is why the believer is called to ponder reality through his or her inner sight. This helps us see God's power and will in the unfolding of history, and that "God always prevails in His purpose." (Quran 12.21)

This Khutba focuses on Surah Yusuf to gain perspective on the need for inner-sight in our lives.

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How do we live 'in' the world while not becoming 'of' the world? The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) warned us of the dangers of worldliness––becoming distracted by the world from our ultimate purpose.

This Khutba touches on the Hadiths of the Prophet ﷺ that provide a proper paradigm so that we deal with the world from a place of guidance, direction, and purpose.

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