Friday Sermons

Taking Our Prophet as an Example 


Allah (swt), who created us out of nothing, states: "Indeed, in the Messenger of Allah, you have an excellent example for anyone whose hope is in Allah and the Last Day and who remembers Allah often." Sent as a mercy to all the worlds, the Prophet Muhammad (saw) is an eternal and unchanging "role model" for all generations. His noble character, lifestyle and stance in the face of events and issues are examples that transcend time and space for all humanity.

Digital Addiction and Our Social Media Ethics

We must act consciously whilst using social media, which has become so influential over us and plays a decisive role in shaping our lives. First and foremost, we need to avoid a usage style that leads to addiction and steals our valuable time.

Our Sense of Privacy

One of the issues that puts Today’s people in difficult situations is the spread of the culture of exposure. Exposure involves revealing and spreading things that should remain hidden.

Our Responsibilities Towards Our Children

Just as children have responsibilities towards their parents, parents also have responsibilities towards their children.

Tajassus

llah (swt) has created us among different societies and nations on earth. He has created humanity as social beings who need each other. Individuals must uphold moral principles and values in their relationships within the society they live in.

Parent’s Rights


Dear Brothers and Sisters! The human being, the most honourable creature created by Allah (swt), comes into the world in a helpless state.

Ihsan: Living as if seeing Allah

Ihsan, which means "to be beautiful," is generally used in two slightly different contexts: to do good to others and to do one's work beautifully. A person who practices ihsan is called a muhsin.

Ihsan: Living as if seeing Allah

Ihsan, which means "to be beautiful," is generally used in two slightly different contexts: to do good to others and to do one's work beautifully.

Day of Ashura

Next Tuesday, July 16, according to the Islamic calendar, is the 10th of Muharram, also known as the Day of Ashura. On this blessed day, it is said that significant events in the history of humanity occurred. Adam (as)’s repentance was accepted, Nuh (as) was saved from the flood, and his ark reached safety. Ibrahim (as) was protected by Allah’s grace from the fire into which the tyrant Nimrod had thrown him, Musa (as) was saved from Pharaoh's oppression, and Yusuf (as) was freed from prison.

Hijri New Year 1446

As of Sunday, we will have reached the year 1446 in the Hijri calendar, which is the calendar of us Muslims. We pray to the Allah (swt) that the Islamic New Year brings goodness to the entire Muslim world and humanity, and that we witness days when the oppressed and suffering regions attain peace.

Our Understanding of Silat Al-Rahim

The term "aqriba" refers to individuals who are close to a person in terms of lineage. The word "aqriba" is of Arabic origin and is the plural form of the word "qarib," which means "close".[1]

Etiquette of the Khutba

The Friday prayer is not just a form of worship for us but also an opportunity to reinforce our social unity and togetherness. In the khutba, as a requirement of this unity, we are reminded of Islam's commands and prohibitions and important advice is given for our happiness in this world and the hereafter.