Youth & educationFrom the masjid's own video, Dec 13, 2025.
Use social media without losing faith
In one sentence
The khutbah argues that Muslims, especially parents and youth, should resist social media’s spiritual and mental-health traps by choosing beneficial content, limiting screen time, prioritizing prayer and family guidance, and using technology for good.
The khutbah in 6 steps
- Introduces Allah’s promises of Jannah for humble obedience and warns of the Fire.
- Uses Qur’anic depictions of Satan disowning those who followed his temptations.
- Contrasts Qarun’s wealth with contentment and responsible use of money.
- Warns about social media’s effects on faith, mental health, sleep, attention, and family relationships.
- Urges youth to curate their feeds and limit screen time, especially before bed.
- Closes by affirming beneficial social-media advocacy and praying for suffering communities.
Try this week
Review followed accounts and replace harmful or spiritually unhelpful content with beneficial knowledge.
Limit screen time and avoid phones before sleep.
Begin the day with wudu and salah before reaching for the phone.
Use social media for family connection, learning, awareness, and other beneficial purposes within limits.
Make dua for oneself, one’s children, family, and suffering communities.
Quotes
In the khateeb's words
“use it for Allah's sake for your family for your community for your majid for good reasons for good causes if not it will be used against you”
“try to limit your screen time especially do not use the phone before you go to sleep”
“when you wake up it should not be the first thing that you hold is your phone the first thing that you should hold it's you're making wudu and you're making the salah”
“if you're using the social media for great things continue doing it but have limited time”
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