Family & marriageFrom the masjid's own video, Jun 3, 2026.

Eid should strengthen family responsibilities

“The pain of the obedience will go away, and the ajr will remain, inshaAllah.”

The khateeb, at 21:40

In one sentence

Eid should renew our connection to Allah, strengthen family responsibilities, honor parents, build community unity, and motivate faithful action.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Return to Allah through the Quran, masjid, and Sunnah.
  2. Parents must take serious responsibility for their children’s deen.
  3. Children should honor and care for their parents.
  4. Families should cultivate peace, love, and respect at home.
  5. The community should practice unity, perform udhiyah, and make Eid joyful.
  6. Obedience brings lasting reward, while sinful pleasure leaves lasting consequences.
Try this week
Reconnect with the Quran, masjid, and Sunnah.
Parents should actively nurture their children’s deen and ensure they maintain salah and worship.
Children should be good to their parents and make them happy.
Families should cultivate peace, love, and respect at home.
After prayer, greet others warmly, embrace one another, and say good words.
Perform the udhiyah if able and make Eid a source of happiness.
Maintain obligatory prayer, fast Ramadan, and practice family responsibilities within obedience to Allah.
Sources the khateeb cited
Quran 19:95Used to emphasize that every person will stand before Allah with individual deeds.
Quran 46:15Used to highlight the pain mothers endure and the seriousness of parenting responsibility.
Quran 3:103Used to call the community to unity and avoidance of division.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“So we have to get ready and take care of this responsibility in a serious way”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 18:13
“Be good to your parents Look around and see if you still have your parents around you Say alhamdulillah”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 19:14
“We pray early, mashallah Go, slaughter your adhiyah And remember that this is the sunnah of abina Ibrahim alayhi salatu wasalam”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 21:17
“The pain of the obedience will go away And the ajr will remain, inshaAllah And the joy of the haram will go away Then the sin will remain”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 21:40
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

On Eid al-Adha, the khateeb reminded us to return to Allah through the Quran, the masjid, and the Sunnah. He emphasized that parents carry a serious responsibility for their children’s deen, while children should honor and care for their parents. He encouraged families to build peace, love, and respect at home. After prayer, he urged the community to greet one another warmly, perform udhiyah when able, and make Eid a source of happiness. He closed by reminding us that the reward of obedience remains, while sinful pleasure fades and its burden remains.

  1. What is one way we can reconnect with Allah this week?
  2. How can we make our parents or family feel especially appreciated?
  3. How can our family make Eid happier for someone else?