The ummah & current eventsFrom the masjid's own video, Jun 6, 2026.

Build Islam’s future through faith in action

In one sentence

Muslims should respond to Allah’s blessings and present challenges with taqwa and active responsibility for Islam’s future through da'wah, civic engagement, and investment in youth and family.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Calls listeners to taqwa in this life and the Hereafter.
  2. Relates Abdullah ibn Umar’s account of the Prophet teaching two visitors about the rewards of Hajj.
  3. Urges North Texas Muslims to look beyond daily challenges and plan for Islam’s future.
  4. Identifies da'wah and youth development as the two wings needed for communal progress.
  5. Calls for outreach, voting, family masjid attendance, and Islamic education before concluding with supplication.
Try this week
Keep a copy of the Qur'an available and use opportunities to invite others to Islam.
Invest in da'wah and reach out to surrounding communities.
Participate in civic engagement and vote rather than leaving decisions to others.
Bring children to the masjid as part of family visits.
Enroll children in Qur'an, Sunday school, summer, or full-time Islamic education programs.
Sources the khateeb cited
Quran 22:1Opened with the warning about the greatness of the Hour and the call to fear Allah.
Quran 3:102Grounded the opening exhortation in maintaining taqwa and dying as Muslims.
Quran 22:37Argued that sacrifice is judged by taqwa rather than quantity or appearance.
Quran 16:125Supported the call for every Muslim to invite others toward Allah’s way.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“She had a full faith that Allah will take care of her. But she did not sit waiting for the blessing from Allah to come down.”
Collins Musallah · Richardson, TX
Play from 11:36
“Do not be overwhelmed with the daily challenges. Do not be crippled with what you face on daily basis. What's important is the future.”
Collins Musallah · Richardson, TX
Play from 19:27
“Make your visit to the masjid a family visit. Don't come by yourself.”
Collins Musallah · Richardson, TX
Play from 26:45
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khateeb reminded us that taqwa means keeping Allah at the center of life, with hope for mercy and forgiveness. He used Hajar’s trust and effort during the search for Zamzam to show that relying on Allah also means doing our part. He asked the North Texas Muslim community to look beyond daily pressures and help build Islam’s future through da'wah, civic participation, and service. He especially encouraged parents to bring children to the masjid and enroll them in Qur'an, Sunday, summer, or full-time Islamic programs. The message was to be grateful for our place in this community and to carry its light forward together.

  1. Where can we do our part while still trusting Allah?
  2. What is one way our family can help the Muslim community’s future?
  3. Which masjid or Islamic program would you like us to attend together?