Family & marriageFrom the masjid's own video, Oct 24, 2026.

Shape your home around Islamic values

“Our life, lifestyle, must come from Islam, from Deen, from Qur'an and from Sunnah.”

The khateeb, at 45:08

In one sentence

Muslim families should shape their homes, customs, and family practices around Islamic values to preserve their identity, especially among children and youth.

The khutbah in 4 steps

  1. Defines Islam as shaping manners, actions, relationships, and lifestyle.
  2. Urges Muslims to design homes around privacy, worship, hospitality, and Islamic values.
  3. Warns that repeated Halloween and other non-Islamic holiday practices can normalize them for children.
  4. Invites youth to register for a November 21 gathering and announces other Masjid programs.
Try this week
Build or arrange the home to support privacy, worship, and Islamic family values.
Do not introduce Halloween decorations or celebrate non-Islamic holidays in the home.
Model religious practice consistently so children learn through observation.
Acknowledge and correct past mistakes when learning that a practice harms Islamic identity.
Encourage youth ages roughly 15, 35 to register for and attend the November 21 gathering.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“Please build it in Islamic design. And we want to spread these words and we have multiple people that they have this kind of houses so we leave these nice houses to the next generation.”
Masjid Saad · Sylvania, OH
Play from 34:29
“No, it is a big deal. Why? Because simple matters, when it's being repeated time after time, year after year, it builds the inside belief and faith.”
Masjid Saad · Sylvania, OH
Play from 38:58
“So, we don't say it's haram or halal, but you're losing your identity, Islamic identity.”
Masjid Saad · Sylvania, OH
Play from 42:37
“Our tradition is Qur'an. Our tradition is Islam. And our life, lifestyle, must come from Islam, from Deen, from Qur'an and from Sunnah.”
Masjid Saad · Sylvania, OH
Play from 45:08