Civic engagementFrom the masjid's own video, Nov 21, 2025.
Return to taqwa and stand with the oppressed
“Whatever we are doing, don't get tired.”
In one sentence
Humanity’s environmental destruction, political disorder, and media deception demand that Muslims return to taqwa, resist distraction, stand for oppressed people, and transform themselves.
The khutbah in 6 steps
- Introduces taqwa as consciousness of Allah, balancing fear and hope.
- Connects intensified climate disasters to human corruption of land, sea, and air.
- Critiques the collapse of international rules and highlights suffering in Palestine and Sudan.
- Warns against distraction and deception through the Dajjal’s alleged forerunners and the five D’s.
- Urges continued advocacy, demonstrations, relief support, personal change, and steadfastness.
- Closes with prayers for the oppressed, Islamic leadership, mercy, and guidance before the congregational prayer.
Try this week
Renew taqwa by cultivating consciousness of Allah, fear of wrongdoing, and hope in Allah’s mercy.
Fact-check media claims, especially numbers and reports concerning crises.
Continue speaking out and demonstrating for oppressed people.
Support relief agencies assisting suffering communities.
Work on personal change as part of creating broader social change.
Sources the khateeb cited
Quotes
In the khateeb's words
“All of the vital signs of the earth are flashing red. Everything is flashing red.”
“The reality is the ongoing genocide in Palestine has continued. It has never stopped.”
“If we are speaking out. If we are demonstrating. If we are supporting relief agencies. Whatever we are doing, don't get tired.”
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