By Talha Haroun
After enjoying our Eid celebrations, it’s all to easy to slip back into our old bad habits after Ramadan. Here’s how to avoid Shaitan’s traps, and to sustain the spiritual benefits of the holy month, throughout the year until the next Ramadan.
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
During the last 10 nights of Ramadan, our fasting, prayers and supplications have a special urgency. Our brothers and sisters in Gaza face the most deadly attacks from land, sea and air, and we must continue to seek Allah’s help to stop the carnage. We must also donate generously to those charities who provide life’s essentials like food and medicine.
By Talha Asghar
We who follow Allah’s Chosen One, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ are the most fortunate of all the Ummahs. Even the other Prophets of Allah were envious of us, the Ummah of Muhammad ﷺ to the extent that they wished they were also part of that blessed community of followers of Muhammad ﷺ.
By Sadik Miah
This khutbah explains the value of congregational prayers that are rewarded up to 27 times more than prayers that are done alone. This is especially true in Ramadan, where the taraweeh prayers are done every night after ‘Isha.
By Sejad Mekić
Fasting for Allah is a secret between Allah and His obedient servant. No one else needs to know that you are fasting. Allah says that “Fasting is for Me, and I will give rewards for it”
By Ahmed Gaber
Fasting during Ramadan offers a wealth of benefits, both practical and spiritual. This khutbah enumerates the most important ones.
By Adil Shabbir
“Our faith in Allah and our actions in this life must be like the two wings of a bird. A bird can’t fly with just one wing. It needs both wings to complement each other. We need faith and action, iman wa amal, to become successful in this life and in the life to come..”
By Talha Haroun
Nabi Yusuf (Joseph) was thrown down a well, but his faith and perseverance brought him up to the throne of the land. Now that we have celebrated Eid, let us not throw Ramaḍhān down the well of our past misdeeds. Let us keep Ramaḍhān on the throne, uppermost in our daily lives for the intervening months leading to our next Ramaḍhān, insha-Allah,
