By Dr Mohamed Kharbouch
We spend so much time on our phones, computers and TV that we risk losing out on more important relationships: With Allah, with the Quran, and with our families. This informative khutbah offers us practical advice to help put matters right…
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 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 Basharat Ali
This thought provoking khutbah cautions us to keep the balance between our enjoyment of sport and other worldly activities, and our ultimate goal of enjoying Allah’s good pleasure in His Eternal Garden. We should engage with worldly activities responsibly and thoughtfully, but always prioritise the Hereafter and measure success by our closeness to Allah.
By Shaykh Anwar Mady
Asking Allah sincerely leads to barakah
Chasing dunya wrongly leads to loss, even if it looks like a gain.Trust Allah fully, seek halal provision, stay patient, and always turn to Him first — He will provide in ways beyond expectation.
By Shaykh Anwar Mady
In this deeply reflective Friday khutbah, Sheikh Anwar Mady calls believers to renew their understanding of tawakkul (reliance upon Allah) through one of Allah’s most essential Names: Al‑Wakīl — the Ultimate Trustee and Disposer of all affairs.
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 Arshad Gamiet
Do not make the approval of the world the measure of your faith. If you spend your life seeking validation from those who wish you to abandon your identity, you will never know peace. Anchor yourself instead to the One whose approval truly matters.,,,
