Protect yourself through Quran and dhikr
“If you cannot read you can just play the audio recording at your home, inshallah Allah will protect you.”
Belief in the unseen includes belief in jinn, whose moral diversity and hostility of shaytan should lead Muslims to protect themselves through Quran recitation, dhikr, and obedience to Allah.
The khutbah in 6 steps
- Introduces iman and belief in the unseen as a pillar of faith.
- Explains jinn as unseen beings created to worship Allah, with abilities humans lack.
- Distinguishes righteous jinn from shayateen and recounts reports of jinn hearing the Prophet’s Quran recitation.
- Uses the jinn’s response to the Quran to stress accepting Allah’s messenger and avoiding disbelief.
- Warns against celebrating Halloween as religiously incompatible.
- Prescribes daily Quran recitation, protective surahs, and abundant dhikr against evil.
In the khateeb's words
“the jinn are the part of the unseen world they are creators of Allah that live and think independently”
“if you follow the celebration if you send your kids to collect you know that candy or some other stuff then you are out of Islam”
“you should recite quran each time each day at your home if you cannot read you can just play the audio recording at your home inshallah Allah will protect you”
For the dinner table
The khutbah began by reminding us that iman includes believing in the unseen. It focused on jinn as created beings with moral choices: some listen to the Quran and accept Islam, while shayateen oppose Allah and tempt people. The speaker urged us to treat the Quran as guidance and to follow the Prophet Muhammad. For protection, he recommended regular Quran recitation, learning protective surahs such as al-Falaq, al-Nas, and Ayat al-Kursi, and keeping up dhikr. He also strongly warned against Halloween, so families can discuss how to make religious choices thoughtfully and with good character.
- What does believing in the unseen mean in everyday life?
- Which Quran or dhikr practice could our family learn together?
- How can we make wise choices when a holiday conflicts with our beliefs?
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