Shaykh Waleed discusses how in Ramadan we can attain taqwa.

Understand the Prophet Ibrahim’s unique trials and their significance in Islam, and explore the intense challenges he faced and how these trials serve as lessons for humanity.

In this Friday Sermon, Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad talks about the miracle of nature and reminds us that we despair only when we forget that Allah, subhanahu wa ta’ala, is in charge.

Does anything different happen on the 15th night of Sha’aban, and is there a special way of observing it? What do we need to remove from our hearts in order to be forgiven in advance of Ramadan? And in what practical ways can we make the most of this sacred, yet forgotten month?

How do we deal with teachings in Islam that we may not full understand or comprehend? How do we know Islam is the truth? How do we knkow the Prophet (s) is the last and final messenger of Allah?

The universe is full of signs for all human beings to reflect deeply on this.

Mufti Hussain Kamani reminds us of how we need to inculcate the thought and remembrance of Allah in our daily lives and to be aware of our words and actions in relation to Allah.

Qalam instructor Sh. Mikaeel Smith speaks about the moral and emotional intelligence of the Prophet ﷺ – the greatest man who ever lived.

The Quran is our anchor to Allah (SWT) and it is every Believer’s responsibility to stand firm and align with the Quran against opposition and resistance.

How do we truly increase our genuine love for Allah? Mufti Abdur-Rahman explains in detail how we can we authentically improve our relationship with Allah making Allah the center of our lives,

Do you teach your children to love Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ), and to reflect on his life, character, and being?

Who are the strangers? How does the concept of strangers apply in the times we are living in today? Shaykh Saad Tasleem explains and expounds upon the hadith of the Prophet ﷺ: “Indeed Islam began as something strange and it will return to being strange as it began, so glad tidings for the strangers.” [Tirmidhi]