Death & the hereafterFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 27, 2026.

Allah will question how we live

“Nothing is hidden from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.”

The khateeb, at 10:45

In one sentence

Because Allah records and will question every action, intention, use of time, relationship, and blessing, believers should live deliberately in worship, accountability, and service.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Allah records everything, and people will be questioned about their complete life on Judgment Day.
  2. Prayer is the first major accountability and should transform conduct rather than merely be completed.
  3. Time, phone use, Quran engagement, and marital promises reveal personal priorities.
  4. Health, wealth, housing, food, and other blessings must be used responsibly.
  5. Believers should cultivate a life centered on the masjid, Quran, Sunnah, forgiveness, love, and service.
Try this week
Pray with attention and examine whether prayer is changing conduct.
Prioritize regular time for the masjid, Quran, and worship instead of letting phone use dominate.
Continue reading, pondering, and applying the Quran after Ramadan.
Fulfill promises and honor the marital covenant by treating one's spouse well.
Hold yourself accountable before being held accountable.
Attend the Friday family halka and bring the family.
Attend the Eid Milan program, bring food, and support the masjid through the announced food stall or donation.
Sources the khateeb cited
Quran 17:14The record of deeds will be handed to each person for self-reading and accountability.
Quran 18:49Nothing small or great is omitted from the record of deeds.
Quran 29:45Prayer should restrain believers from indecency and wrongdoing.
Quran 102:8People will be questioned about the blessings they enjoyed.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“Nothing, nothing is hidden from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. The day of judgment is the day of questioning.”
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Play from 10:45
“Because the prayer itself is not the goal, but the prayer is the means.”
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Play from 13:22
“It is not because I did not have time. It is because I gave my priority to something else.”
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Play from 14:48
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khateeb reminded us that Allah knows and records every part of our lives, including our words, intentions, time, and choices. Prayer is not something to rush through; it should help keep us away from wrongdoing. We should make room for the masjid and Quran, continue reading and applying the Quran after Ramadan, honor our promises and marriages, and use our blessings well. A good life is one shaped by worship, forgiveness, love, and being there for others.

  1. What is one way prayer can change how we behave during the day?
  2. Where does our family spend time that could be better prioritized?
  3. How can we be more present for someone else this week?