Community & unityFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 20, 2026.

Keep Ramadan’s spirit through community action

“Let's build a real collaborative community here.”

The khateeb, at 25:31

In one sentence

The spirit of Ramadan should continue through Eid as love for believers, cooperation in goodness, care for the ummah, moral reform, and organized community action centered on Allah.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Explains Ramadan and the Qur’an as sources of guidance, purpose, and moral discernment.
  2. Calls believers to cultivate love for Allah’s sake and for fellow believers, including through gift-giving.
  3. Urges cooperation in goodness by sustaining Ramadan’s communal spirit and supporting masjid programs.
  4. Connects genuine faith with caring about Muslim affairs locally, nationally, and globally.
  5. Encourages ordering good, forbidding evil, and keeping Allah as the community’s greatest concern.
  6. Closes with Eid greetings and prayers for acceptance, forgiveness, and Paradise.
Try this week
Give small gifts to increase love among believers.
Tell ten sisters about Mawja on Eid.
Join a masjid team or program in an area that fits your abilities.
Support collaborative community-building at the masjid.
Begin with personal example before asking children to participate.
Sources the khateeb cited
Surah 24Used to emphasize believers’ commitment to important communal matters and resolving Muslim affairs.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“This love amongst the believers, this love for the believers, this love for the sake of Allah Allah is sadly been missing And Ramadan came and created some of that”
Masjid Al-Ezz · Mississauga
Play from 15:33
“Cooperate and collaborate in acts of goodness and in acts that shows righteousness and fear of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala”
Masjid Al-Ezz · Mississauga
Play from 17:00
“You start with yourself first Come here Support Be part of the teams Choose an area That fits you to contribute Let's build a real collaborative community here”
Masjid Al-Ezz · Mississauga
Play from 25:31
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khateeb reminded us that Ramadan gave us the Qur’an as guidance and helped shape our character. He said Eid should carry forward love for fellow believers, cooperation in goodness, and care for Muslims near and far. He encouraged us to help improve our communities by supporting good work and speaking up for what is right. He asked parents to lead by example, join a masjid team, and help build a caring, organized community.

  1. What is one small gift or kind act you could give someone this week?
  2. What is one way our family can help at the masjid or in our neighborhood?
  3. How can we show younger people what active Muslim community life looks like?