A collection of Friday Khutbas (Sermons) delivered at UofT by the Muslim Chaplain, Amjad Tarsin.

Friday Sermons

This Khutba focuses on a hadith from the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ that gives us an understanding about our connection to and relationship with Allah ﷻ. When we actualize our servitude to Allah, we become free from the weight of the rest of creation.

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Realizing Servitude

God Most High says in the Quran: “The Believers, men and women, are supporters of one another: they enjoin what is just, and forbid what is evil...” {Quran 9:71}

In cooperation with Muslims for White Ribbon, the Muslim Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto took part in the December 14th Khutba Campaign. This is the audio file of the Friday Sermon for the Campaign.

For more information, please see the website:
http://muslimsforwhiteribbon.com/

*Note: The story mentioned at 14mins into the Sermon was about Lady Aisha (not Lady Khadijah, whose noble name was mentioned a few times) - may God be well pleased with them both.

Friday Sermon: "Honoring Women: Reviving a Noble Sunnah."

The Friday Sermon delivered on March 15th, 2013 at the University of Toronto.

The path to God can be daunting unless a person keeps themselves in good company. The Prophet Muhammad (God's peace and mercy be upon him) said, "A person is upon the religious [state] of their close friend, so choose your close friends carefully." This sermon discusses the centrality of good company (suhba) in one's setting out towards God.

The Centrality of Suhba

A Jummah khutba (Friday sermon) given by our Muslim Chaplain, Amjad Tarsin, at UTM on March 1st, 2013. 

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Reviving a Noble Sunna: The Primacy of Having a Good Opinion



A Jummah khutba (Friday sermon) given by our Muslim Chaplain, Amjad Tarsin, at UTM on March 29th, 2013.

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The Importance of Keeping Good Company

Friday Sermon at the University of Toronto on May 10th, 2013, on preparing oneself for the holy month of Rajab and sowing the seeds for spiritual transformation in Ramadan.

Divine Breezes: Preparation for Rajab & Beyond

The Muslim Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto engages Muslim youth by providing an inclusive space for them to foster a meaningful Muslim identity, enriched and supported by quality educational and counseling services.

Our vision for a Muslim chaplaincy is to have an organization that facilitates quality educational, social, and spiritual services to support Muslim youth on a campus setting.

We envision that a Muslim chaplaincy will have a very positive impact on the course of Islamic leadership in North America. By having access to a wave of committed, well educated, balanced, nurturing, and culturally relevant role models, young Muslims will no longer feel at a loss when they face challenges of faith and identity. Rather, the chaplaincy will be a presence that inspires confidence and healthy spiritual development in Muslim youth.