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  1. Metaphors and Parables in the Quran

    • 18 February 2010 • 4 comments

    “The Holy Qur’an is more than just the greatest work of literature in any language. It’s much more than a collection of amazing stories, metaphors and parables. It’s pre-eminently a THE book of divine Wisdom, the Criterion between right and wrong, the radiant guiding light to navigate our way through the treacherous waters of life…”

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  2. False Choices: Are you British, European, American or Muslim?

    • 1 February 2010 • 1 comment

    “A Muslim can be Pakistani, Bangladeshi or Egyptian by birth, British by nationality and at the same time be an obedient son, a loving father, a loyal husband and a helpful neighbour. One can be all this at the same time, with no contradictions. The contradictions only exist in someone else’s mind…”

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  3. Backbiting This is an audio khutbah

    • 15 January 2010 • 0 comment

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  4. Al-Qur’an: Allah’s gift to mankind This is an audio khutbah

    • 8 January 2010 • 0 comment

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  5. Lessons from the Hijra This is an audio khutbah

    • 18 December 2009 • 1 comment

    Prophet Muhammad (sws) was not only an inspiring leader; he also knew how to organise his material and human resources to the best advantage…

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  6. Hajj Reflections 2009

    • 26 November 2009 • 2 comments

    “Here we walk around the geographical centre of Islam, the Kaaba, centre of our Islamic universe. Our tawaaf symbolises effort, action, in a constant, circular motion, centred round a fixed and immovable idea of Unity: Tawheed. Unity of belief, Unity of purpose, even while there’s a diversity of opinions and different starting points…”

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  7. Hypocrisy or Sincerity? The future of Islam in America

    • 21 July 2009 • 1 comment

    Your race, genealogy, your wealth, your social status do not make you superior to any other human being. Your degrees: Ph.D. and M.D. do not upgrade you if they do not provide you with a higher degree of humanism. If they do not make you a better person, they are simply tools for the exploitation of other human beings. Islam knocked down the slave master, dragged him into dirt and elevated the slave to the status of a commander…

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  8. Adab [etiqette] towards Allah

    • 2 June 2009 • 1 comment

    Being honest with God has many sides and facets for the human being to analyze and reflect upon. We mustn’t delude ourselves – we need God! And there are so many people out here in our society that need Allah, yet they may not know it…

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  9. Earning Allah’s Barakah [blessings]

    • 24 April 2009 • 2 comments

    Where is the time when we had little money and belongings, but we could feed up to ten and twelve in a family? Now we have much smaller families and we earn huge incomes, but we are up to our necks in debt.

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  10. The “Problem” of Suffering

    • 5 December 2008 • 7 comments

    Some people argue, that if God is Love, if Allah is All Merciful, then why do people suffer? There are so many earthquakes, floods, volcanoes; there’s so much warfare, hunger and disease: Why do innocent men, women and children have to endure unspeakable hardship?

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