Qur'an & tafsirFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 7, 2026.

The Quran should shape your life

“Your honor is the Quran, your guidance is the Quran, your salvation is the Quran.”

The khateeb, at 6:08

In one sentence

The Quran is Allah’s majestic, preserved speech, and believers should honor it by reading, understanding, and allowing it to transform their lives, especially during Ramadan.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Introduces the Quran as Allah’s glorious, divine, and preserved speech.
  2. Explains how the Quran heals, guides, comforts, clarifies, and transforms believers.
  3. Shows that the Quran honors those who understand it and live by it.
  4. Highlights the Quran’s inimitability and preservation as signs of its greatness.
  5. Challenges listeners to examine whether they merely respect the Quran or actually live by it.
  6. Urges intensified Quran recitation, reflection, prayer, and family worship during the last ten nights of Ramadan.
Try this week
Recite the Quran daily.
Choose ayahs or passages during Ramadan and deliberately implement them.
Use the last ten nights for Quran recitation, reflection, and prayer.
Wake family members for worship and let the Quran shape daily character.
Sources the khateeb cited
Surah 85Used the Quran’s description as glorious and preserved to establish its majesty and protection.
Surah 10Used the Quran as instruction, healing for hearts, guidance, and mercy.
Surah 21Used the Quran’s honor to encourage understanding it, cherishing it, and living by it.
Sahih al-BukhariUsed the Prophet’s practice of intensified worship and waking his family during the last ten nights.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“your honor is the Quran your guidance is the Quran your salvation is the Quran”
Masjid al-Husna · Buford, GA
Play from 6:08
“the people who truly attach themselves to the Quran are described by the Prophet as the people of the Quran are the people of Allah and His special ones”
Masjid al-Husna · Buford, GA
Play from 13:19
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khutbah teaches that the Quran is not an ordinary book but Allah’s glorious, preserved speech and a gift full of guidance. It heals confused or saddened hearts, brings honor, and is meant to change how we live, not simply be recited. During Ramadan, especially the last ten nights, we are encouraged to read, reflect, pray, and choose passages to practice, while involving our families in worship. The goal is to finish Ramadan with hearts and character shaped by the Quran and turned back to Allah.

  1. How has a Quran passage helped you when you felt confused or sad?
  2. What is one Quranic teaching you could practice this week?
  3. How could our family make better use of the last ten nights?