Prayer & worshipFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 20, 2026.
Worship Allah beyond Ramadan
“The Lord of Ramadan is the Lord of all the days.”
In one sentence
The end of Ramadan should mark the continuation, not abandonment, of worship and good conduct, with post-Ramadan steadfastness showing whether Ramadan truly transformed us.
The khutbah in 5 steps
- Reminds listeners that Allah is Lord of every month, not Ramadan alone.
- Uses the Prophet’s generosity in Ramadan to encourage continued prayer, Quran reading, charity, and good conduct.
- Presents continued righteousness after Ramadan as evidence of having benefited from Ramadan.
- Recalls fasting, Quran, charity, self-control, and the hoped-for rewards of Ar-Rayyan and intercession.
- Urges self-accountability for deeds performed during Ramadan and throughout the year.
Try this week
Continue regular Quran reading after Ramadan.
Maintain salah and other worship beyond Ramadan.
Continue giving sadaqa and helping others.
Control the eyes, ears, anger, tongue, and behavior from sinful actions.
Review post-Ramadan conduct and ask Allah to accept Ramadan deeds.
Quotes
In the khateeb's words
“the lord of Ramadan is the lord of all the days and all the month after”
“if you see yourself doing the right thing after Ramadan that means you succeed in Ramadan”
“Doesn't matter the month change, the days change, he continue to worship Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.”
Talk about it at home
For the dinner table
Ramadan may end, but our relationship with Allah should continue through every month. The khateeb says that continuing prayer, Quran reading, charity, and good character after Ramadan is a sign that Ramadan helped us grow. We should keep our eyes, ears, tongue, and behavior away from sin, while hoping Allah accepts and rewards our fasting and Quran. After Jumu'ah, each of us can choose a regular practice and keep it going.
- What Ramadan habit would you like to keep all year?
- How can our family continue helping others after Ramadan?
- What does it mean to show that Ramadan changed us?
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