Explanation of the saying of Allah " Allah will not leave the believers in the state in which you are no..."

Explanation of the saying "Allah will not leave the believers in the state in which you are no..."

[31/03/2023] From The Specific Characteristics of Ramaḍān by Abu Hakeem Bilāl bin Aḥmad Davis. Khutbah at Masjid Salafi, Birmingham, UK.

- A mention of some of the specific characteristics of Ramaḍān.
- The only month Allāh mentioned by name in the Qur’ān.
- The Books revealed in Ramaḍān
- The victory of the Battle of Badr.
- The best of the Companions, and the best of the angels.
- Developing one of the most critical characteristics of the successful believer.
- The three categories of patience.
- Imām Ibn ‘Āshūr (رحمه الله) on the ruling and goal of fasting.
- The most important night of the year.
- The multiplication of reward for righteous actions carried out in Ramaḍān, and an example of this.
- Forgiveness of sins due to fasting Ramaḍān.
- The opening of the doors of Jannah, the closing of the doors of the hellfire, and the chaining of the shayāṭīn.
- The united effort to aid the rest of the ummah during Ramaḍān. 
- One of the Salaf on why fasting in Ramaḍān was legislated.
- The one who is considered to be wealthy. 
- An act of worship not legislated except in Ramaḍān.

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[08/04/2024] O Seeker of Good, Ramaḍān is Here! - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān حفظه الله. Khutbah at Masjid As-Sunnah An-Nabawiyyah, Aston, Birmingham, UK.

Some points discussed during this Khutbah:

- The yearning of the sincere ones for Ramaḍān. 
- The reason behind this great month.
- Allāh’s favouring of particular Messengers, days, places and months over others. 
- The great virtue of being blessed to see Ramaḍān, and how we should be if we reach it.
- Comprehending the fact that from the great honour of this month is that all of the doors of the Hellfire are closed and all of the doors of Paradise are opened. 
- The call that is made to the seeker of good and the seeker of evil every night in Ramaḍān.
- Righteous actions to increase in to get ready for this month for the one who wants good.
- A mention of some of the realities of the Hellfire so we may reflect upon what we are seeking salvation from. 
- A call to strive hard and go into this Ramaḍān with the intention that this may well be our last.

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A lecture on some general guidelines for all of us, connected to the da'wah, and what are our obligations to this da'wah is by Shaykh Rabi' Bin Hadi Al-Madkhali. The lecture discusses:

- Verses from the Book of Allāh pertinent to the topic of Dawa
- Explanation of Surah Āli- ʿImrān: 103 and that it’s from the Usool of our religion, to be upon unity, and not separation
- How Allāh united the hearts of the warring tribes of Arabia through Islām
- The Shaytān’s consistency in attempting to pull people away from the straight path
- To keep control of the tongue, avoid gossip, rumours and stories, that has taken a great amount of the time from the youth. 
- Some of the scholars said, the backbiters will literally eat the flesh on the day of judgement
- The tale carrier causes more corruption in an hour, than a magician does in a year
- It's enough of a sin upon you, that you go and narrate everything you hear. This is not the way of the wise person. No verification process takes place.

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[22/12/2017] The Pagan Roots of Christmas & the Stance of the Muslim - By Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul Wahid حفظه الله. Khutbah at Masjid As-Salafi, Birmingham, UK.

- The origin of the word ‘Christmas’. 
- How the Catholic Church adopted and spread the celebration of Christmas.
- Early Christians regarded the celebration of birthdays as a practice of the sinners.
- The Ancient Roman roots of Christmas.
- The resemblance of those who celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ to the Christians.
- The attitude Muslims should have towards these celebrations.
- The perfection and preservation of the dīn.
- The legislated celebrations of the Muslims.
- The two categories celebrations of the non-Muslims fall into.
- The rejection of any practice or celebration that has no textual basis in Islām. 
- A narration from the Messenger ﷺ that perfectly illustrates what the Muslims have fallen into in our times.
- The dangerous outcome of celebrating the festivals of the non-Muslims and resembling them.
- The impermissibility of accepting and giving gifts during non-Muslim festivals.
- How resembling a people outwardly leads to resembling them inwardly. 
- Generosity and kindness to non-Muslims does not necessitate participating in their religious festivals.
- An encouragement to find sufficiency in our unique Islamic identity that is founded in the Qur’ān and Sunnah.

The Pagan Roots of Christmas & the Stance of the Muslim By Abu Khadeejah 221217

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