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A Glimpse at the description of the People of Paradise and the People of the Fire Abu Inayaah Seif

Count Your Blessings - Be Thankful to Allāh

The noble scholar, al-ʿAllāmah ʿAbdullāh al-Bukhāri  explains the ayah: “O you who believe fear Allāh as he should be feared, and do not die except as Muslims." Allāh has commanded us to have taqwá (fear) of him in numerous places in the Qurʾān. But how does one fear Allāh? And how does this benefit him in this life and in the hereafter?

An Explanation of Taqwá

The Reality of Rizq by Ustadh Abu Mu'adh Esaam - Jumu'ah Khutba 07/11/25

• How Allāh allows His servant to be used for goodness.

• The need to beg Allāh every single day to keep us firm upon His religion until the moment we meet Him.

• Who are those whom the angels descend upon with glad tidings of Paradise at the time of death?

• Those who remain steadfast and sincere upon Allāh’s religion until their final breath will neither fear nor grieve when death approaches.

• What is the “statement of firmness”?

• Who are the ones who will remain upright when questioned in the grave?

• The supplication the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him) would say most often.

• The righteous constantly fear for themselves and their deeds.

• The greatest blessing from Allāh is that He keeps you upright and firm upon His religion.

• Many people today are slipping and weakening in their practice of the religion.

• Fudālah ibn ‘Ubayd (d. 53 AH) said: If I only knew that Allāh had accepted from me a single good deed equal to a mustard seed, it would be more beloved to me than the whole world and everything in it.



Jumu'ah Khutbah 28/11/2025  From the Signs That Allāh Wants Good for You

Stories of Noble Women in the Qur’an - Abu Ukkasha

“The Ill Effects of Intoxicants and Music” - Abu Ukkāshah

Lesson 02 | 27/11/2025: The Methodology of the Prophets in Calling to Allaah – by Abu Ukkāshah ‘Abdul-Ḥakīm. Lesson series at Tower Hamlets, East London, UK.

Some Points Discussed: Methodology of the Prophets in Calling to Allāh – Lesson 2

- Calling to Allāh (ad-daʿwah ilallāh) is the way of the Messenger ﷺ and his followers, as Allāh said:
  “Say: This is my path; I call to Allāh upon clear insight – I and those who follow me…” [Yūsuf 12:108]

- The ultimate goal of daʿwah: guiding the creation to the worship of their Lord alone

- The foundation of the daʿwah of all the Prophets: Tawḥīd, purification of belief, and establishing the rights of Allāh

- The obligation of opposing the people of falsehood and the callers of misguidance, as this was the way of the Messengers and the scholars of the Sunnah

- Levels of calling to Allāh: beginning with Tawḥīd, then the obligatory duties, then prohibiting the major sins, following the prophetic order

- The necessity of sound knowledge, for the caller cannot guide others while ignorant

- The importance of understanding the condition, mindsets, and doubts of the people being called

- The caller must act upon what he teaches in speech, belief, and outward actions, lest he becomes a proof against himself

- Ibn al-Qayyim’s powerful address to the dāʿī regarding sincerity, humility, and reliance upon Allāh

- Imām al-Khaṭīb al-Baghdādī’s statement on the necessity of actions aligning with knowledge and the danger of contradiction

- The caller must not resemble the people of deviation, lest he becomes an example used against the truth

- Ikhlāṣ (sincerity) is a foundational pillar of daʿwah; without it, deeds are nullified

- The rectification of belief (ʿaqīdah) is the most crucial matter in daʿwah, as it was the first call of every Prophet

- Examples from the life of the Prophet ﷺ in calling his people to Allāh with wisdom, patience, firmness, and mercy

- Ṣabr (patience) is a pillar of daʿwah; without patience, the caller will not endure hardship

- The Prophets faced intense harm, rejection, and mockery in their call, yet they persisted

- The tremendous sacrifice and patience of the Companions in carrying the message after the Prophet ﷺ

- The severe consequences upon those who mocked and denied the Messengers, as recorded in the Qur’ān

- The remarkable patience of the Prophet ﷺ, especially during trials such as the harm of Quraysh and the rejection at Ṭā’if

- The necessity of excellent manners, gentleness, and wisdom when calling the people to the truth

- Allāh’s command to Mūsā and Hārūn to speak to Firʿawn with mild speech, showing the importance of gentleness in daʿwah

- The caller should not be preoccupied with the results or acceptance, for guidance is in the Hand of Allāh; the duty is to convey

- Lessons from how the Messenger ﷺ dealt with the people of Ṭā’if: patience, mercy, and trust in Allāh despite severe rejection

02 The Methodology of the Prophets in Calling to Allaah by Abu Ukkāshah ‘Abdul-Ḥakīm - 271125

[26/11/2025]

– Introduction lesson for the new book to be studied ‘The Prophet’s Prayer’.
– Ten points regarding the Importance of the prayer in Islamic law explained point by point.
– The legislative reasons for the Prayer.
– The benefits of the prayer.

1 The Prophet's Prayer Described By Abu Idrees

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Dua for Knowledge, Sustenance and Accepted Deeds

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A class that began in the Autumn of 2017 with Ustādh Mūsá Richardson, going through the tafsīr of Imām al-Saʿdī with a group of brothers at Masjid al-Furqān (TROID, Toronto, Canada).

Explanation of the Two Virtuous Sūrahs: Sūrah al-Nūr, Sūrah al-ʿAnkabūt

The Explanation of Sūrah al-ʿAnkabūt 1/3

Calling to the Qur'an and Sunnah, upon the way of the Salaf

Dua for Knowledge, Sustenance and Accepted Deeds

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