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Some points discussed during this Khuṭbah:

- Allah has clarified the way of success for us.
- {Then whenever there comes to you Guidance from Me, and whoever follows My Guidance, there shall be no fear on them, nor shall they grieve} [Al-Baqarah:38]
- The call of the Prophets عليهم السلام
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- The meaning of “Rabbāniyūn”.
- The virtue of knowledge. 
- The description of the Dawah of the Messenger from Surah Yusuf: 108.
- Allāh praises the people of knowledge.
- The Prophet ﷺ was sent to call to knowledge and not blind following.
- Narrations on the virtues of seeking knowledge and understanding the religion.
- Narrations on the rewards obtained due to seeking knowledge even after our death.
- An encouragement to seek knowledge.

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In this talk to the children of our tuition club, Abu Iyaad discusses the stages of life: 

Stage 1 - age 0 until 7
Stage 2 - age 7 until 15 
Stage 3 - age 15 until 40


Stage 1 - play and exploration at this stage you have no responsibilities.

Stage 2 - learning for the future. You learn to prepare to become independent from your parents, and become full adults. You should spend more time with your parents to learn from them.
Parents should teach their children, especially Tawheed.

Stage 3 - the most important part of your life. The main part of your life where you will be tested by Allah.

You start to notice changes in your body. You know what is right from wrong and you will be held accountable for your deeds. 

Shaykh Fawzaan said there are 4 things you should focus on by the time you are 15:

1. Parents must teach about Tawheed
2. Learn in detail about the religion in a systematic manner
3. Learn a skill or trade so that you can support yourself and your family.
4. Learn about manners 

Abu Iyaad explains these 4 points in detail


Questions from the children: 

Are there any more stages after the age of 40?
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What should orphans do? 
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