“Unfortunately, the struggle (Jihad) for religious freedom exemplified by Hanukah still goes on. Thank God, those of us who live in democratic states can fight for religious freedom non-violently within the laws of our own countries. This was not the situation in the past…”
By Sheikh Ismail Londt, Masjid Awwal, Cape Town, 21 February 2014
How should Muslims respond to hatred and prejudice? What example has Prophet Muhammad sws set for us?
To hear this audio khutbah, please click here:
“When you hide an entire group of women behind lazy, monolithic, and often inaccurate clichés, you impede the understanding and respect that come when people from different backgrounds get to know one another. You discount that we have something to learn from each other. You preclude the possibility of affection.
In effect, you keep us from being friends, and that is a loss for all of us.”
by Sheikh Abduragman Alexander, Masjid Al Quds, Cape Town, South Africa “A-úthu billáhi minash shaytánir rajeem. Bismilláhir rahmánir raheem Al hamdu lillahi nahmaduhu …
By Dr Hossam Roushdi To listen to this audio khutbah, please click here:
” Be positive. If you think everyone is looking at you or hates you, they will. If you be yourself, be friendly and helpful, and a follower of the Prophet Muhammad’s persona and example, everyone will like you whether they want to or not….”
By Nouman Ali Khan To see this very interesting video clip, please click here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYuLLA1nTa0
By Katerina Nordin The Platform, 1 March 2013 As the rose-tinted spectacles fade and the heart shaped balloons slowly shrivel, a fresh look …
