This session of the Blessed Circle touches upon the life, transformation, and piety of Sayyiduna Umar ibn al-Khattab (may God be well pleased with him).

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The foundational virtues upon which Islam thrived, from the beginning of revelation, has always been love and reverence. Through learning about the noble companions who lived with, learned from, and deeply loved the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, we can draw strength and inspiration to face our own personal challenges.

In this session we cover the life and rank of the first successor of the Prophet ﷺ, Sayyiduna Abu Bakr al-Siddiq.

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Friday Sermon: In times of difficulty, the Ummah's response should be one of turning back to God in repentance. The way to do that is by committing ourselves to the example of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, who is the embodiment of God's mercy, as described in the Quran: "It was only as a mercy that We sent you [Prophet] to all the worlds." (21.107)

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The believer, even in times of difficulty, is never blinded from God's wisdom. This Friday Sermon seeks to highlight the importance of having a good opinion of God, and to have patience in the face of trials and tribulations.

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Friday Sermon: The believer finds tranquility in knowing that their affairs are in God's hands. We are reminded of this reality in the statement, "God is enough for us, and He is the best Caretaker!"

This Friday Sermon discusses the importance of placing one's trust in God, His assistance for those who rely on Him, and the peace one finds in their hearts upon doing so.

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Modernity, technology, globalization—with all the complexities of life in 21st century, how does we live according to the Prophetic Way?

This weekly course with Shaykh Faraz Rabbani seeks to provide principles and etiquettes of the Prophetic Way in a manner that is relevant to our context today.

In this final session, Shaykh Faraz highlights the central principles found within the Sunna, that help us understand the priority and perspective we should have when implementing the noble Prophetic Way in our lives.

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Good character is a core practice within Islam. In times of moral decay, it is even more incumbent upon believers to hold to practices of beautiful character.

Within Islam, being good to one's neighbor is of great importance. In times of extreme individualism, alienation, and communal disconnection, Muslims need to remember and revive the duties of being a good neighbor.

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The foundational virtues upon which Islam thrived, from the beginning of revelation, has always been love and reverence. Through learning about the noble companions who lived with, learned from, and deeply loved the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, we can draw strength and inspiration to face our own personal challenges.

This session of the Blessed Circle touches upon the life, scholarship, and piety of Sayyiduna Abdullah ibn Mas'ud, may Allah be well pleased with him.

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As we enter into the new Hijri year of 1436, this Sermon takes the opportunity to reflect on the lessons present within the Prophet Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Madina–namely the profound level of reliance he had in God, even in the most difficult of times.

These realities are expressed in the Quran when God the Exalted says, "And whoever is mindful of God, He will make a way out for them, and provide them from where they did not expect. And whoever places their trust in God, He is enough for them." (Quran 65.2-3)

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Modernity, technology, globalization—with all the complexities of life in 21st century, how does one live according to the Prophetic Way?

This course taught by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani seeks to provide principles and etiquettes of the Prophetic Way in a manner that is relevant to our context today.

This course is a collaboration between SeekersHub Toronto (www.seekershub.org), the Muslim Chaplaincy at UofT, and Muslim Students' Association at the University of Toronto.

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