Do Not Forget the Blessing of Islam - Eid Khutbah @ Bin Baz - 20220709

Eid Khutbahs

Do Not Forget the Blessing of Islam

Do Not Forget the Blessing of Islam - Uways At-Taweel - Eid Khutbah

Virtues of Seeking Knowledge and Being Patient While Seeking It by Ihsan B. Dawud

01 Overview of the Six Fundamental Principles by Shaykh Hassan Somali

The 9 Signs Of Prophet Musa - Shaykh Abu Ishaq Nadeem

[02/09/2021] Those Who Seek Leadership & Status - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān (حفظه الله). Khutbah at Masjid Salafi.

Some points covered during this khutbah:

The dispraised nature of seeking authority and position. 
The consequences of seeking leadership. 
The Prophet ﷺ advised regarding being placed authority over two people. 
Shame and regret on the Day of Judgement. 
Mankind is eager for leadership and status. 
Not giving portion and authority to the one who seeks it. 
The characteristics of the one who seeks leadership.
The golden words of Fuḍayl ibn ‘Iyād (رحمه الله).

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Those Who Seek Leadership & Status By Abu Idrees

[June 2022] Transition From Darkness Into Light – By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān حفظه الله – Mpubs Conference.

Some points discussed during this lesson:
• The Transition From Darkness Into Light
• The Mention of Darkness In The Qur’ān
• The Wisdom of Allāh Mentioning Darkness In A Plural Form And Light In A Singular Form
• The Explanation of The Verse of 2:257 From Sūrah Al-Baqarah Taken From The Tafsīr of
Imām al-Baghawī and Imām ʿAbdurRaḥmān as-Saʿdī
• The Benefits of Guidance From Allāh
• The Fruits And Rewards of Having Light From Allāh
• The Different Meanings of Darkness Mentioned By Imām ʿAbdurRaḥmān as-Saʿdī
• The Means Towards Being Protected From The Punishment of The Grave And The Trials On
The Day of Judgment
• The Fruits of Staying Firm Upon The Truth
• The Virtues And Benefits Given By Allāh To His Believing Servants
• The Story of ’Abdullāh ibn Amr al-‘Āṣ’s Entrance Into Islām
• The Virtues of ’Abdullāh ibn ’Amr
• The Dangers of Being Upon Darkness And The Harms That It Leads To
• The Beauty of Islām, Hijrah and Ḥajj
• The Fruits of Having Īmān And The Good It Leads To
• The Principles of Understanding Guidance From Allāh
• The Importance of Asking Guidance From Allāh
• The Mercy of Allāh Bestowed Upon His Believing Servants
• The Obligation of Aiding One Another In The Religion of Allāh
• The Fruits of Allāh Bringing The Hearts Together
• The Favour of Allāh Upon His Believing Servants
• The Importance of The Qur’ān In Our Daily Lives
• The Qur’an Being The Greatest of Miracles
• The Importance On Capitalising One’s Life
• The Means of Measuring Oneself With Knowledge One Has Gained
• The Dead Heart And The Means Towards Its Cure

Transition From Darkness Into Light - By Abu Idrees

[16/09/2022] {And Your Lord Would Never Destroy The Towns Wrongfully, While Their People Were Doers Of Good…} – By Abu Fuḍayl ‘Abdur-Raqīb حفظه الله. Khutbah at Masjid As-Salafi, Birmingham, UK.

Some points discussed during this Khutbah:

- Benefits derived from the verse, “If only there had been among the generations before you, persons having wisdom, prohibiting (others) from al-Fasād in the earth, except a few of those whom We saved from among them. Those who did wrong pursued the enjoyment of good things of (this worldly) life, and were Mujrimūn. And your Lord would never destroy the towns wrongfully, while their people were right-doers.” [Sūrah Hūd 11:116-117]  
- Those whom Allāh will destroy.
- Characteristics of the Strangers.
- A beautiful exchange between Abī Umāmah رحمه الله and Abū Tha’labah al-Khushanī رضي الله عنه regarding the understanding of the verse, “O you who believe! Take care of your own selves. If you follow the right guidance and enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong no hurt can come to you from those who are in error.” [Sūrah al-Mā’idah 5:105]
- The actions that earn the reward of fifty of the Companions.
- The grave consequences of not enjoining good and warning against evil when a person has the ability to do so.

And Your Lord Would Never Destroy The Towns Wrongfully By Abu Fudayl 16092022

Shaikh Abdulilah Lahmami - All of you are shepherds and each of you is responsible for his flock

[Lesson 21] "Does The Statement "Lā ilahā ilAllāh" Benefit The Sinner?" – Beneficial Answers to Questions Regarding The Innovated Methodologies – Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul-Wāhid حفظه الله.

Some points covered during this lesson:

- Question 29: Refutation of the claim of Muḥammad Surūr that even if the people of Lūṭ affirmed Tawḥīd it would not benefit them if they continued upon homosexuality.
- The intent of this false statement.
- Clarification that falling into major sins does not make a person an unbeliever as long as they are upon Tawḥīd.
- Proof that the sinners from the people of Tawḥīd will be removed from the Fire due to their īmān.
- The disease of calling to Allāh upon ignorance.
- The belittlement of Tawḥīd and exaggeration regarding sins by the political agitators and commenters. 
- Their claim that Tawḥīd can be studied/understood in ten minutes.
- Examples from the Prophets and Messengers that dismantle this ignorant claim and highlight the great importance of Tawḥīd.
- The reason Muḥammad Surūr and those like him belittle the study of ‘Aqīdah.
- Those furthest from sin throughout history.
- The effect understanding Tawḥīd has upon a person.


Questions:
1. Advice for the one who commits sins regularly. 
2. Question regarding refusing to take medical advice from doctors.

L21 Beneficial Answers On Methodology By Abu Khadeejah 27102022

An in depth talk on the importance of patience in the life of the believer. 
Delivered at Masjid Bin Baz, East London, UK

Seek Help & Aid with Sabr(Patience)and Prayer - by Abu Hakeem

Ustadh Abdul Hakeem (hafidahullah)discusses the importance of guarding and safeguarding one's time.

Shaykh ibn Baz (rahimahullah) said, "Time is more valuable than gold itself."

This shows us the importance of time because it is a commodity which will aid us in our hereafter.

In safeguarding and utlising our time there are affairs which we must recognise and utilise in order to aid us in using our time well.

•	Worship of Allah - The Purpose of our Creation

Ibn Kathir (Rahimahullah):
Allah created his servants to worship Him alone without any partners, so whoever obeys Allah with this command then Allah will grant them the best of rewards and whoever disobeys Him Allah will punish him with the most severe of punishments.

Allah informs us that he is not in need of the servants, he created his servants, rather they are in need of him (subhanahu)in all of their affairs for indeed Allah is the one who created them and he is the one that gives them sustenance. End of speech

•	Good companionship

Spend your time with companionship that will aid you upon good.

The Messenger (sallallaahu alaihi wa salam)said,

"The person is upon the religion of his companion, so look to whom you take as your companion."

Have companionship which aids you in worshipping Allah, participating in that which brings you benefit, enjoins the good and forbids the evil, the time you spend with him is one of benefit, seeking beneficial knowledge and acting upon it, reminding one another of Allah, a companion who wants Jannah for you just as he wants for himself.

Anas ibn malik (radiaAllahu anhu) The Prophet (sallallaahu alaihi wa salam) said, "One of you does not truly believe until he loves for his brother that which he loves for himself."

•	Righteous Actions and Exertion upon them

Do not fill ones time with the actions which are haram and actions which Allah subhanahu disapproves of, it is important to recognise that the worldly life is the place of cultivation for the aakhirah, this is where the seeds are laid down, which we seek to harvest and benefit from in the hereafter. Therefore, if a person does not exert themselves upon good, what will he have to harvest in the aakhirah?

Umar ibn abdul Azeez said, "indeed the night and the day they work for you, they are in your service so work for them. Ie take advantage of them, take advanatgae of the actions of the night and the actions of the day."

Abu Hurayrah (radiAllahu anhu) said he and other from the companions would split their night into three, 1/3 for sleep, 1/3 for revision of hadeeth and 1/3 for the worship of Allah (night prayer, supplication etc).

Your life in this world is not eternal, so take benefit of it while you can.

Virtues of Seeking Knowledge and Being Patient While Seeking It by Ihsan B. Dawud

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