The trials of the grave
By Abu Abdullah Albaloushi.
This khutbah describes what happens in the grave. For believers, a happy welcome awaits. For those who rejected faith, the is a painful torment…..
Too much money, too little time
By Ustad Nouman Ali Khan Excellent talk by a very popular scholar, illustrated with powerful graphics.These presentations by Ustad Nouman Ali Khan have …
Signs of a True Believer
by Imam Noor Salie
There are many references and descriptions in verses of the Holy Quran and many statements (Ahadith) from the Holy Prophet (Peace be upon him) who the true believers are — in our short talk we selected verses from Chapter 23 — 1-11.
Contentment is a sign of a true believer. When one is afflicted with catastrophes and shows patience and contentment and does not complain about his sufferings; be sure that he is indeed a true believer.
The virtue of contentment is closely connected with the virtue of putting trust in Allah. When one shows contentment with what he has got and does not foster envy or hatred towards others, he is certain that Allah will not let him down and there is a great reward awaiting him.
Allah’s Contentment with His Servants: Muslims are required to accept Islam and follow its teachings as their way of life. They are commanded by Allah to enjoin what is good and forbid what is evil and bad. In addition, Muslims are to denounce associating others with Allah. Once Muslims fulfill Allah’s commands and obligations, Allah will be satisfied with them and He will bestow His mercy and pleasure upon them here and in the hereafter
Rediscovering Islam
By Imam Nur Salie Masjidul Muneer – Constantia Almighty Allah exhort us in Surah Nur [24:46] “We have indeed sent down …
Death and Dying
By Imam Nur Salie.
“Every soul will have a taste of death,” says the Holy Quran. Most people are reluctant to think about, let alone talk about their death. Yet it is the only thing about which there is absolute certainty. No one will be spared from meeting their Maker……”
Reason and Rhetoric in the Noble Quran
“The Holy Quran uses both rhetoric and reason in a powerful way. It addresses us, the readers, not as passive consumers of information, but as critical and sentient human beings. It engages both our intellect and our innate sense of balance, fairness, reason, logic and beauty, which are gifts from Allah…”
Ask for Forgiveness: the key to Allah’s blessings
By Dr Hossam Roushdi In this khutbah, we are reminded of a lesson from the great scholar of Islam, Hasan Al-Basri. When …
The story of Sura Al-Kawthar
By Sheikh Abdullah Awaldien, Hidayatul Islam Mosque, Kensington, Cape Town. In this khutbah, the Sheikh explains how Sura Al Kawthar mystified the …