KhutbahBank
By Shaykh Omar Suleiman
Throughout history, tyrants and oppressors have created distractions from their behaviour to avoid being exposed of their crimes. But remember that every accusation is really a confession. The oppressors blame Muslims and Islam for the very crimes that they themselves have committed.
By Shaykh Anwar Mady
Allah gives both believers and non‑believers in this worldly life, but He gives the Hereafter only to those He loves. Giving is not always a sign of honour, nor is withholding necessarily a sign of rejection. Sometimes Allah withholds out of mercy, protecting the believer from what may lead them astray. A believer should ask Allah only for provisions that draw them closer to Him, not those that distract from worship.
Omar Suleiman
Dr Omar Suleiman reviews our achievements over the month of Ramadan, by asking the question: “How do the angels see you now?”
by Shaykh Anwar Mady
In this moving final Jum‘ah of Ramadan, Sheikh Anwar Mady reflects on the profound theme of al-‘Afw (Divine Pardon) as the ummah approaches Laylatul Qadr. Beginning with the well‑known du‘ā taught to Sayyida Aisha ﷺ — “Allahumma innaka ‘afuwwun tuḥibb al-‘afwa fa‘fu ‘annī” — the khutbah explores the distinction between maghfirah (forgiveness) and ‘afw (complete erasure of sins).
By Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad
In this reflection, Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad speaks about the mystery and beauty of the Qur’an, the spiritual “exhalations” of Divine mercy that appear at certain times and places, and how believers place themselves in the path of that mercy. In an age full of distractions and endless pursuits, Islam calls us back to the centre of the circle – the remembrance of Allah, the Qur’an, and the path of the Prophet ﷺ. May Allah allow us to witness Laylat al-Qadr and accept our worship.
By Shaykh Anwar Mady
In this khutbah, Sheikh Anwar Mady continues his series on the Beautiful Names of Allah (Asmā’ Allah al‑Ḥusnā), focusing specifically on the divine name Ash‑Shakūr (ٱلشَّكُور) — The Most Appreciative, The One Who Rewards Abundantly for Small Deeds.
By Shaykh Anwar Mady
Sheikh Anwar Mady introduces a new series dedicated to exploring the 99 Names of Allah and reconnecting the believers with their Creator through knowledge, reflection, and devotion. He s that true worship is not merely performing rituals, but understanding who Allah is, loving Him, fearing Him, and calling upon Him through His Names
By Essam Mahgoub
The Qur’an contains not only clear instructions but also subtle, deeper meanings that can be grasped only by a heart enlightened by the remembrance of Allah. Ustadh Essam Mahgoub stresses that true engagement with the Qur’an requires both recitation and reflective understanding. A major theme of the khutbah is the Qur’an’s use of three distinct terms for wrongdoing — ithm, dhanb, and sayyi’ah — and how each carries a different spiritual and legal implication: