By Baroness Sayeeda Warsi
““Bloodshed due to theological differences is shameful. Prayers in the mosques throughout the country (Oman) are conducted with Sunnis and Shiites at the sides of the Ibadhis. The communal prayer to God knows no theological disputes. Everyone must answer for himself before God.”
By Khalil Moya
” Is there anyone else who is offering to prepare a place for us in Jannah? Is there anyone else offering us something better? Is someone offering us something better if we don’t come to the masjid, if we stay away from the masjid? Then why don’t we come? Why do we stay away from the masjid?”
By Khalil Moya
“Brothers and sisters in Islam, recognize and understand, that nothing is hidden from Allah. And though we may forget about Allah, when we’re doing things that we shouldn’t be doing, know with a certainty that Allah never forgets about us. And even though we may be unmindful of Allah, when we’re following our own desires, know for certain that Allah is never unmindful of us…”
By Dr Hossam Roushdi
“We must have the Adab, the Courtesy, to think good thoughts of Allah. Good and Evil come with His permission, as a test for those who believe…”
By Khalil Moya
“None of us know how much longer we’re going to be here. But what we do know is that when we come to the end of our lives, we don’t want to look back on our lives with regret, realizing that we wasted our time, wasted our chance to do good….”
By Khalil Moya
“The best remedy for this condition (where you get caught up in wanting what others may have, and not appreciating what you have been given) is to look at those people who have less than you. No matter how little you may have, or what condition you may find yourself in, there are always people who have less than you, or who have it harder than you. And this should help to refocus our thinking and our hearts on the blessings that Allah has bestowed upon us…”
by Khalil Moya
“Subhanallah. Brothers and sisters, think about this for a moment. Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is telling us that our own bodies are afraid for us for what our tongues may do. They warn our tongues to fear Allah, and they seek refuge from the evil that they may send forward…”
By Khalil Moya
“A Muslim has no excuse to say ‘I don’t know…’ If we don’t know, we must find out! Stop making excuses!…”
