Christmas, Jesus and Islam
” Is it all right for Muslims to send Christmas greeting cards to their friends? If someone greets you, saying Merry Christmas, how should you respond? What are the limits we should observe?…” by Dr Hossam Roushdi
You’re a terrorist! No, I am a Muslim.
by Arshad Gamiet
“When rudeness is met with unexpected kindness it immediately changes the paradigm. The one who insults you thinks he’s in control. He wants to provoke you but your courtesy and your dignity throws him off balance. Many of Islam’s enemies were thus conquered by kindness. Allah has the key to all hearts.”
Circumcision is healthy for Jews and Muslims, but not for Anti-Semites and Islamophobes
By Rabbi Allen S. Maller
“For both Muslims and Jews it is a sign that one who submits to God’s commandments and covenant cannot expect a life without some pain and suffering. But when endured for the right reasons duty to God’s commandments always leads eventually to great spiritual, and even physical benefits.”
Build a steadfast heart
By Dr Husni Hammuda To hear this audio khutbah, please click on the link below: HH a steadfast heart
The 5 levels of Prayer
By Ibn Al Qayyim. “Whoever is delighted by the prayer in this world, will be delighted by nearness to his Lord in this world and the next. And he who finds delight in God, delights and gladdens others. Whoever does not, leaves this world a loser.”
Peace-building and Conflict Resolution in Islam
by Dr Siraj Islam Mufti
“As a dominant world power, the West including the United States in its conflicts often imposes peace through coercive power politics, while the underlying causes of conflict remain unresolved. Such is the case now, for example, with regard to conflicts with Iran, and in what is going on in Mali, Africa…”
Beware of hard-heartedness…
By Dr Hossam Roushdi To hear this audio khutbah, please click here: Beware of hard-heartedness
How a decade of misguided war has corroded the idea of Britain
By Professor Ali Ansari
“…the perception grows that a war intended to make us safe from terrorism has encouraged homegrown radicalisation while the man seen as culpable spends more time making money than making peace.”