Community & unityFrom the masjid's own video, Jun 12, 2026.
Men build community through brotherhood
“The men of the community come together and they build the community together.”
The khutbah in 6 steps
- Opens with Arabic exhortations to fear Allah and follow the Quran and Sunnah.
- Recites additional Quranic passages and prayer formulas.
- Compares masjid networking opportunities with business networking events.
- Invites community men to a June 27 Topgolf and Albadia gathering.
- Explains that the event aims to build brotherhood, mutual support, and community love.
- Encourages participation as an example for younger community members and provides registration details.
Try this week
Register for the announced June 27 men's program through the masjid's social media or WhatsApp.
Attend the Topgolf gathering and the shared meal at Albadia.
Contact the speaker or Brother Tahseen with questions.
Quotes
In the khateeb's words
“we can learn from each other's experiences we can build that brotherhood with one another”
“the men of the community come together and they build the community together”
Talk about it at home
For the dinner table
The khutbah began by reminding us to fear Allah and follow the Quran and the Prophet's guidance. Its main message was that men in the masjid should build strong relationships with one another. The announced gathering at Topgolf and Albadia is meant to encourage fellowship, mutual support, and shared learning. By participating, men can also show younger people how to care for and build their community.
- What could you learn from someone else in our community?
- How can a fun gathering help people feel more connected?
- How can adults show children what community-building looks like?
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