Every minute on the minbar delivering a Khutbah on Jumah is a trust—are we delivering truth, or just filling silence?

Join the Sheik as he explain in detail on how to give a Jumah Khutbah.

We live in a time where kings dine in palaces while their people perish in camps.

But what example did the Prophet ﷺ leave for leadership?

From hunger and trenches to justice and unity, this talk examines our crisis.

Is Leadership comfort,sacrifice, vision, and/or courage.

We all meet hardship: loss, fear, grief, uncertainty.

But true change demands more than a temporary turn to Allah(swt)—it demands permanent transformation.

This Sheik challenges us:

Is your faith deeper than your circumstances?

Can love for Allah and His Messenger ﷺ move us beyond slogans to full submission—no matter how hard the test?

When lives burn in Gaza, Sudan, East Turkestan, or even in our homes, our reaction reveals our hearts. Will we seek worldly fixes, or uphold the Deen in total?

What if the Ummah’s agony isn't from weakness? From Gaza to Sudan, from Yemen to Kashmir, pain spreads, yet the body doesn’t move.

This address links three prophetic hadiths to expose a crippling absence at the heart of the Muslim world.

It’s not just a diagnosis—it’s a call to accountability, action, and awakening.

Rabi al-Awwal and what Loving the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ Actually Requires

We say we love the Prophet ﷺ… but what does that actually mean? Is it a feeling? A ritual? A slogan? Or is there something deeper we’ve missed—something that love is supposed to move us toward?

How can we claim La ilaha illallah… and still uphold borders that Allah(swt) never revealed? Can a flag drawn by colonizers ever replace the identity Allah(swt) gave us?

The Sheik explains the the aqeedah as it relates to nationalism and the Qur’anic call we’ve ignored for too long.

What does it mean when Muslims celebrate borders drawn by colonial hands—while the blood of their brothers spills across the globe?

Let's confront the dangerous lie of national pride, the myth of “independence,” and the silence of rulers who serve their masters.

The flags are many—but the truth is singular.

Millions were martyred for a land they believed would uphold Islam — but today, that very land enforces silence. What happened?

The Sheik dissects how nationalism, patriotism, and state worship have shattered the Ummah, leaving Gaza, Kashmir, and Sudan to bleed alone.

If you think your flag protects you, think again and listen to this important lesson from Islam.