During our inaugural Umrah trip, we were fortunate to have Sh. Yahya Rhodus teach from Al-Shifa of Qadi Iyad, a text on the exceptional qualities and sublime virtues of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.

This is the first lesson from the classes that were taught in Madina.

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What prevents us from successful, long-term change? We often treat spiritual symptoms while being unaware of root causes that trip us up in the path towards God ﷻ.

This series focuses on the four obstacles to obedience: ignorance, weakness of faith, long hopes, and illicit food.

This Khutba deals with the obstacle of illicit and dubious food and lifestyle that act as a vacuum to spiritual blessing and connectedness to God the Exalted.

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What prevents us from successful, long-term change? We often treat spiritual symptoms while being unaware of root causes that trip us up in the path towards God ﷻ.

This series focuses on the four obstacles to obedience: ignorance, weakness of faith, long hopes, and illicit food.

This Khutba deals with the obstacle of long hopes and being distracted from the reality and temporality of life, and that we must strive to prepare for the meeting with our Creator ﷻ.

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What prevents us from successful, long-term change? We often treat spiritual symptoms while being unaware of root causes that trip us up in the path towards God ﷻ.

This series focuses on the four obstacles to obedience: ignorance, weakness of faith, long hopes, and illicit food.

This Khutba focuses on weakness of faith, its consequences, and the three steps to treating it.

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What prevents us from successful, long-term change? We often treat spiritual symptoms while being unaware of root causes that trip us up in the path towards God ﷻ.

This series focuses on the four obstacles to obedience: ignorance, weakness of faith, long hopes, and illicit food. This Khutba focuses on ignorance, its dangers, and the way to remove it through learning.

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The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, "The knots of Islam will unravel one after the other; each time one knot unravels, the people will hold on to the one after it. The first to unravel is [righteous] governance, and the last is the Prayer." [Ahmad]

This intimate lifeline we've been given by God is something we often take for granted. This Friday Sermon gives 3 pieces of advice to strengthen your connection with the Prayer.

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Love is the bedrock of faith, and it defined the earliest community. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ cultivated love within the hearts of all those around him. But where is the love of the Prophet in our lives today? This Friday Sermon discusses the importance of loving God's Beloved ﷺ and its need in our communities today.

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This Friday Khutba delivered at UofT on how there is no room for the believer to harbor feelings of hopelessness and despair, and how God the Exalted has given us abundant paths to be involved in goodness.

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God the Exalted swears by these upcoming days, when He says, "And by the ten nights" (89.2). What are the recommended acts or worship and the meaning behind the first 10 days of Dhul Hijjah?

This Friday Sermon touches upon the sanctity of these days and the urgency of taking advantage of them.

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This final session of the #BlessedCircle covers the life of Lady Fatima, may Allah be well pleased with her.

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