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Reconcile before Ramadan and preserve brotherhood

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“We should love each other in the sake of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.”

The khateeb, at 22:26

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As Ramadan approaches, Muslims should seek truth with humility while preserving brotherhood, reconciling conflicts, and cleansing their hearts so their worship can be accepted.

The khutbah in 7 steps

  1. Historical examples show scholars and companions maintaining love despite substantial disagreements.
  2. Brotherhood and shared religious principles should take priority over minor disputes.
  3. The Bani Qurayba incident illustrates how sincere interpretations can differ without blame.
  4. Truth-seeking requires qualification, humility, and manners before knowledge.
  5. Approaching Ramadan with hatred can jeopardize forgiveness and acceptance of good deeds.
  6. Listeners are urged to reconcile through forgiveness, kind words, smiles, and avoiding needless arguments.
  7. The khutbah closes with supplications for guidance, oppressed Muslims, and acceptance of worship.
Try this week
Forgive others and reconcile before Ramadan.
Offer a smile, kind word, or thoughtful message.
Avoid needless arguments about matters outside one's responsibility or qualification.
Seek truth sincerely and follow it with humility.
Preserve brotherhood despite legitimate disagreements.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“that our hearts should come together we should love each other in the sake of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala and not leave a room for shaytan”
London Muslim Mosque · London, ON
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“you're looking for the wisdom and truth and that's what you should be aim but it doesn't mean that in the way that you go in there you step on the neck of others”
London Muslim Mosque · London, ON
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Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khateeb reminded us that Muslims can disagree about details while still loving and honoring one another. He used examples from the companions and scholars to show that seeking the truth does not require insulting people or acting as if we are perfect. As Ramadan approaches, he urged us to clean our hearts through forgiveness, reconciliation, kind words, and smiles, because unresolved hatred can put our good deeds at risk. We can prepare for Ramadan by making peace where we can, avoiding needless arguments, and asking Allah to guide us to truth and accept our worship.

  1. What is one disagreement we can handle more kindly?
  2. Who could we forgive or reconnect with before Ramadan?
  3. How can we tell whether we are seeking truth or simply defending our desires?
Where it was given

The masjid

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