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Qur'an & tafsirFrom the masjid's own video, Aug 8, 2025.

Let the Quran shape daily life

Al-Huda, Al-Huda · Tariq Musleh

“What makes you and I successful is not the car you have parked outside.”

The khateeb, at 8:42

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In one sentence

A believer's true success and enduring companionship come from renewing faith through a daily, lived relationship with the Quran in the home, heart, and actions.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Gratitude for Allah's blessings leads into Jumu'ah as a time to renew faith.
  2. True success comes from iman and relationship with Allah, not possessions, status, or education.
  3. The people of Gaza are presented as examples of Quran-centered faith amid suffering.
  4. The Quran is described as personal guidance and a companion in daily life, the grave, and the Hereafter.
  5. Listeners are urged to engage with the Quran every day, without needing to memorize all of it or master its tafsir.
  6. The khutbah closes with prayers for guidance, families, and Gaza and Palestine.
Try this week
Use Jumu'ah to honestly assess your relationship with Allah.
Set a daily time to read or recite Quran, including during commuting or quiet time.
Recite Quran with children and parents at home.
Make a daily intention to engage with and live by the Quran without waiting to memorize all of it.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“what makes you and I successful is not the car you have parked outside it's not the degrees that you may have attained it's not the money you have in the bank”
Al-Huda · Dearborn, MI
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“when the Quran is your companion when you have some down time at home you recite Quran with your children and with your parents”
Al-Huda · Dearborn, MI
Play from 14:39
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khutbah reminds us that our deepest success comes from having a strong relationship with Allah, not from money, status, or education. The Quran should become a daily companion that guides how we treat our families, serve others, and face hardship. Being a person of the Quran does not require memorizing the entire book; it begins with engaging with it every day. The speaker pointed to the people of Gaza and to his own mother as examples of how faith and the Quran can provide strength. We can begin by reading or reciting together at home and asking how the Quran should shape our lives.

  1. What is one small time each day when our family could read or listen to Quran together?
  2. How could the Quran guide the way we treat one another this week?
  3. What helps a person stay close to Allah during difficult times?
Where it was given

The masjids

Al-Huda Islamic Association8835 W Warren Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126Jumu'ah Arabic 12:00 PM · English 1:00 PMAl-Huda Islamic Association5838 Lawndale Street, Detroit, MI 48210KhateebTariq MuslehMore khutbahsArchiveAll khutbahs at Al-Huda21 khutbahs
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