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Hajj, Umrah & EidFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 27, 2026.

Carry Ramadan's worship into Eid

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“Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is greater than every single aspect of our life.”

The khateeb, at 1:10

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In one sentence

Eid is a celebration of gratitude for Allah's guidance and a call to carry Ramadan's worship, character, family bonds, and halal joy into everyday life.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Eid begins with takbir and gratitude for Allah's guidance through Ramadan.
  2. Ramadan demonstrates that religious practice may begin difficult but becomes easier as the soul aligns with its purpose.
  3. Muslims should protect their faith, represent Islam through excellent conduct, and remember people suffering around the world.
  4. Eid should strengthen family ties and be celebrated joyfully through halal activities rather than sin.
  5. Families should make Eid meaningful for children and continue some Ramadan deeds after the month ends.
Try this week
Begin Eid with takbir and gratitude to Allah.
Protect your faith and represent Islam by respecting neighbors, laws, and community spaces.
Strengthen family relationships and spend meaningful time together.
Celebrate through halal enjoyment while avoiding sinful behavior.
Eat something sweet in the morning and take a different route after the Eid prayer.
Make Eid memorable for children and continue some Ramadan worship after the month ends.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“Because Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala Is greater than every single aspect of our life Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala Is greater than every single existence in this universe”
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“When you fill the needs of your soul And your nafs is pushed down To follow the command of Allah In the beginning it is difficult But then it becomes easier”
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“It is upon us To be examples For the society If you want to be a Muslim If you want to see Success of Muslims You have to be A living example”
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“Eid is for the one Who fears the day Of reckoning”
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Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khateeb reminded us that Eid is a time to thank Allah for guiding us and helping us through Ramadan. He explained that fasting and prayer may feel difficult at first, but caring for our souls helps us grow to love worship. Our faith should also show in our behavior, including how we respect our neighbors and their property. He encouraged us to strengthen our family relationships and celebrate in ways that please Allah. He especially wanted children to experience the happiness of Eid and know that Islam has room for fun. As Ramadan ends, we can ask Allah to accept our worship and help us continue some of our good deeds.

  1. What is one thing from Ramadan you want to keep doing, and what would help you?
  2. How could we show kindness and respect to our neighbors this week?
  3. What Eid tradition would you love our family to start or keep?
Where it was given

The masjid

North York Muslim AssociationConcourse level, C37 - 5150 Yonge Street, North York, ONJumu'ah "First Jummah", "Athan" "1:30 PM"; "Iqamah" "1:55 PM". "Second Jummah", "Athan" "2:30 PM"; "Iqamah" "2:55 PM".ArchiveAll khutbahs at North York Muslim8 khutbahs
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