Community & unityFrom the masjid's own video, Sep 18, 2026.

Taqwa means acting now and staying united

“Do not judge people because this is not your job and not my job.”

The khateeb, at 27:13

In one sentence

The khutbah teaches that taqwa is shown through immediate good deeds, family-centered worship, and refusing division while holding firmly to Islam, the Qur'an, and Sunnah.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Calls believers to taqwa, unity, and remembrance of Allah's blessings through Surah Aal Imran.
  2. Encourages repentance, immediate good deeds, and avoiding delay.
  3. Applies unity through family worship, shared meals, congregational prayer, and generosity.
  4. Warns against individualism, sectarian labels, and judging others.
  5. Summarizes daily practices and closes with prayers for forgiveness, guidance, and protection.
Try this week
Ask Allah for forgiveness at the end of each day.
Follow mistakes with good deeds immediately.
Donate, smile, pray extra prayers, fast, and give charity.
Read one ayah or hadith daily with the family.
Share meals and attend congregational prayer together.
Avoid labeling, dividing, or judging other Muslims.
Focus on correcting yourself, your family, and those around you.
Sources the khateeb cited
Quran 3:102-103Used to call believers to taqwa, unity, remembrance, and avoiding division.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“you have no guarantee to stay until next minute or next hour or next day nobody has guarantee”
Madina · Duluth, GA
Play from 8:42
“start from yourself and your family and your children and your wife and the people who are around you and try to make something good with your family”
Madina · Duluth, GA
Play from 10:39
“your family will go back your wealth will go back your deeds will stay with you in your grave”
Madina · Duluth, GA
Play from 19:44
“do not judge people because this is not your job and not my job”
Madina · Duluth, GA
Play from 27:13
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

This khutbah calls us to keep Allah in mind wherever we are, especially when no one is watching. When we make mistakes, we should repent and quickly follow them with good deeds instead of postponing them. The speaker encourages families to worship together through a daily ayah or hadith, shared meals, and congregational prayer. He also asks us to hold together as one Muslim community, avoid labels and judgments, and remember that deeds, not family or wealth, stay with us. The overall message is to build love, humility, and unity through small faithful actions.

  1. What is one good deed we can do today instead of waiting?
  2. How can our family spend five minutes remembering Allah together?
  3. What helps people feel included rather than judged in our community?