By Dr Mohamed Kharbouch
In this timely and thought provoking khutbah, Dr Mohamed Kharbouch explains that AI technology itself is morally neutral, It’s a tool that can be used either to harm or to heal, and we must always be mindful it’s great potential as well as its limitations, Also we must be constantly aware of our responsibilities to others and the consequences of our actions.
By Essam Mahgoub
Allah is the Generous Giver, able to give us anything, beyond our human expectations, from Allah’s Limitless Bounty. Nothing is impossible for Allah. This khutbah offers us vivid examples of Allah’s generosity from the lives of the Prophets…
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By Shaykh Anwar Mady
The khutbah reminds us that worship and good character cannot be separated. Religious devotion that does not improve the way we treat our families, neighbours and wider community has not achieved its full purpose. Equally, good manners do not replace the obligatory acts of worship. A Muslim should strive for both sincere worship and excellent conduct.
By Basharat Ali
Islam is both a blessing and a responsibility. We should be grateful to Allah, uphold justice, display excellent character, and strive to be a positive influence within our communities and wider society. We must sand firmly for justice and truth, even when doing so comes at a personal cost. May Allah grant us wisdom, sincerity, courage, and steadfastness upon the truth
By Shaykh Anwar Mady
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was the greatest teacher of humanity, guiding people in every aspect of life, regardless of age, status, or background. True Islamic education is not just about acquiring knowledge but about tazkiyah (purification and personal growth), developing faith, character, and moral excellence…
By Shaykh Anwar Mady
The Prophet ﷺ constantly cared for his Ummah and continuously prayed for their forgiveness, guidance, and salvation. His mercy was immense. Even when offered miracles and punishment for those who rejected him, he preferred that the door of repentance and mercy remain open for them. We should love him for his deep concern for us. He will intercede for us, his Ummah on the day of Judgement.
By Essam Mahgoub
Sins are not all the same. The Qur’an uses different terms for sins, each carrying a unique meaning and consequence. There is a difference between the rights of Allah and the rights of people. While Allah may forgive sins against Him through sincere repentance, wrongs committed against others require restitution and forgiveness.
By Abdul Basith Awan
“When Allah intends good for a person, He grants them a deep understanding of the religion.” This inspiring khutbah reminds us of the importance of seeking beneficial knowledge and teaching it to others, as a way of drawing closer to Allah…
