In this latest Friday Sermon, Dr. Hassaballa discusses the Battle of Uhud and some important lessons for our lives today.

Dr. Hassaballa discusses the Battle of Badr and the lessons we can learn.

The Qur’an asks very powerful rhetorical questions, and Dr. Hassaballa reflects on one them them.

Verse: https://quran.com/81/26

Beginning a series on the reflections on the 99 Names of Allah

‏هذه أول خاطره للدكتور هشام حسب الله باللغة العربية، يتأمل على بداية آية الكرسي ومعنى الإيمان بالله

In this first in a series of brief reflections in other languages, Dr. Hassaballa reflects on the meaning of the beginning of verse 255 in Chapter 2 of the Qur’an.

Quran verse link: https://quran.com/2/255

In this Friday sermon, Dr. Hassaballa reflects upon the recent Independence Day celebrations and whether that translates into independence from God.

Qur’anic verse reference: https://quran.com/96/6 and https://quran.com/96/7

Dr. Hassaballa continues going over Martin Lings' Seerah, ending at Chapter 28.

Many times, we say we are “too busy” to do the things God asks of us. What if God said that to us? In this Friday Sermon, Dr. Hassaballa reflects on this disastrous situation.

Qur’an verse: https://quran.com/55/29

In this Friday sermon, Dr. Hassaballa reflects on Prophet Abraham as a father, given that Eid al Adha was on the same day as Father's Day.

Qur'anic verse: https://quran.com/14/39

This year, Eid ul Adha and Father's Day are on the same day. This makes us reflect on the Prophet Abraham (pbuh) as a father.