Do we truly know what it means when we say “astagfirAllah”? Do we really believe and trust in this statement?

If we truly believe everything is from Allah and everything is by Allah’s will then what else do we need? Why do we have unease and worry?

What does Allah say about keeping promises? What happens to the one who keeps their promise? What about the one who breaks it?

Shaykh Muhammad Alshareef reminds us of story of Prophet Musa (as) and the trust in Allah that is displayed in the event of being scared. Having hope in Allah and knowing the promise of Allah.

Imam Zaid Shakir reminds us that when we say “In God We Trust” we are following in the footsteps of all the Prophets of Allah (peace be upon them all), He reminds us not to despair as it is not our way, the way of believing people.

Sister Dalia Mogahed talks about how if we put our trust in Allah truly and genuinely we would transform ourselves, our families, our communities and our country. This video is from the 55th Annual ISNA Convention (August 31 – September 3, 2018) in Houston, Texas.

Imam Omar Sulaiman explains to us the phrase “hasbun Allah wa nima wakeel” (حَسْبُنَا اللَّهُ وَنِعْمَ الْوَكِيلُ). This video is from the 55th Annual ISNA Convention (August 31 – September 3, 2018) in Houston, Texas.

There has been a sense of hopelessness since the November elections, but we are not alone. The Quran mentions the stories of the previous prophets and messengers to ease our hearts and give us guidance for handling tough situations like the ones they passed through. But we must trust in Allah’s plan. This session will teach us how to trust in Allah’s plan.

Challenges should not deter us. They should bolster our determination to pursue what is good. While we may be living during trying times, we must remember that Allah promised to support the believers. We must stand strong and keep our trust in Allah.

In this khutbah, Ustadh Nouman explains the ayat in Surah Nisa, 58 to 59, which discusses honoring the trust that are due to others and being just and fair when judging.