By Atif Jung
We can learn so many important lessons from the examples of Prophet Abraham, Nabī Ibrāhīm, his wife Hājar and son Ismāīl alayhis salām, These examples are so powerful and so timeless that they form the essential rituals of the Hajj…
By Zakaryah Gangat
Eid Khutbah from the New Cambridge Mosque in the UK.
by Basharat Ali
Nothing is impossible: Ask Prophet Ibrahim Alayis Salaam. His unflinching obedience to Allah is a timeless lesson for us all. Leaving his wife and newborn son Ismaeel in a barren valley, then many years later, offering to sacrifice that son, as an adult, was no simple matter. But Prophet Ibrahim was laying the foundations of the Hajj as we know it today…
By
Basharat Ali
Imran Khan has been granted bail by the Supreme Court in Pakistan. He will be in secure accommodation, with food clothing and shelter being provided. Who, however, will grant ‘bail’ and set free (the suffering and struggling) population of Pakistan which has been held as a ‘hostage/prisoner’ since 1947?
By Atif Jung
“We live in an age of selfishness, where most people are only concerned about themselves. Allah teaches us that those who show mercy to others, Will find that Heaven will shower mercy on them…”
By Omar Suleiman
“With the advent of AI and ChatGPT, how do Muslims approach convenience and rapid technological innovation with the proper spiritual resilience and framework needed to thrive? This timely khutbah raises important questions about the uses and abuses of of emerging technology.”
By Basharat Ali
Sudan is the latest venue for devastating conflicts suffered by millions of innocent people around the world. Big Power chess games, arrogance, greed and corruption are in play here. In Sura Al-Imran Allah says: “Let there arise from you a community that enjoins what is right and forbids what is wrong. They are the successful ones.”
By Dr Omar Suleiman
If you’ve fasted during Ramaḍān with a firm intention that after Ramaḍān you will not slip back into your bad old habits, then Allāh will accept you in His Garden, Al Jannah, without any reckoning beforehand. But if you return to your sinful behaviour, then Allāh will not accept your fasting, and you’ll be the loser…
