Prayer & worshipFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 20, 2026.

Worship must continue after Ramadan

“Be steadfast after Ramadan just the way you were during Ramadan.”

The khateeb, at 23:05

In one sentence

Worship must continue beyond Ramadan through consistent prayer, Qur'an, charity, repentance, fasting, and justice, because steadfast continuity is a sign of accepted Ramadan.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Ramadan's ending does not end worship; devotion is a lifelong responsibility.
  2. Consistent small acts, prayer, Qur'an, and supplication preserve Ramadan's spiritual gains.
  3. Charity and care should continue because hunger and need remain after Ramadan.
  4. Believers should maintain peace, seek forgiveness, avoid publicizing sins, and fast six days after Ramadan.
  5. The khutbah closes with calls for justice, fulfilling others' rights, and avoiding backbiting.
Try this week
Maintain regular prayer and voluntary worship after Ramadan, even in small amounts.
Continue reciting or listening to the Qur'an and making supplication.
Keep giving charity and supporting people who remain hungry or needy.
Seek Allah's forgiveness without publicizing hidden sins.
Fast six days after Ramadan.
Give family, friends, and community members their rights, avoid backbiting, and practice justice.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“the worship of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is not a terminal act it is not a way of worship that has a specific ending and then we will put a point to it”
Nigerian Islamic Association · Chicago
Play from 13:02
“if you continue continue to hold strong and be steadfast after ramadan just the way you were during ramadan that is a sign that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala has accepted your ramadan”
Nigerian Islamic Association · Chicago
Play from 23:05
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

Ramadan is not the finish line; it should train us to keep worshipping Allah throughout the year. We can protect that growth through small, regular acts such as prayer, Qur'an, supplication, charity, and voluntary worship. The speaker also reminded us that people who were hungry during Ramadan still need care afterward, and he encouraged six fasts after Ramadan. We should seek forgiveness, avoid boasting about hidden sins, and carry Ramadan's peace into our relationships. Finally, we should give family, friends, and neighbors their rights, avoid backbiting, and practice justice.

  1. What is one small Ramadan habit you would like our family to keep?
  2. How can we help someone who is still struggling after Ramadan?
  3. What does giving people their rights look like at home or school?