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Seeking knowledgeFrom the masjid's own video, Sep 18, 2020.

Live the Quran through daily practice

Al Falah Institute

“We should not wait for Ramadan to rejuvenate our relationship with the Quran.”

The khateeb, at 15:43

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In one sentence

The Quran should be preserved as a living legacy by memorizing it, understanding it, acting upon it, and maintaining a daily relationship with it.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Celebrates Jumu'ah and a student's Quran memorization graduation.
  2. Explains that the Quran must be memorized, understood, and practiced, following the Sahaba's example.
  3. Highlights Quran memorization as an intergenerational legacy accessible to young and old.
  4. Illustrates the Sahaba's sacrifices, devotion, and lived relationship with revelation.
  5. Shows how the Quran was taught, preserved, clarified, and embodied through the Prophet's example.
  6. Urges listeners to renew their Quran relationship year-round through regular recitation, revision, and support for Quran education.
Try this week
Renew a relationship with the Quran now rather than waiting for Ramadan or special events.
Recite, understand, memorize, and apply Quranic passages in daily life.
Maintain regular Quran recitation and revision, with hifdh students reviewing sabak, sabki, and manzil.
Ask questions when Quranic meanings or religious practices are unclear.
Support teachers, parents, students, and community Quran-learning programs.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“They would halt and they would memorize them and they would understand them and then they would then act upon them.”
Al Falah Institute · Farmington Hills, MI
Play from 3:21
“This is how they lived the Quran, being with our beloved Rasul sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.”
Al Falah Institute · Farmington Hills, MI
Play from 3:40
“We should not wait for Ramadan to rejuvenate our relationship with the Quran.”
Al Falah Institute · Farmington Hills, MI
Play from 15:43
“But we know that being with the Quran and learning the Quran, understanding the Quran, this brings barakah into our lives.”
Al Falah Institute · Farmington Hills, MI
Play from 15:53
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

Today we celebrated a student completing memorization of the Quran and honored the teachers, parents, faculty, and community who made it possible. The khateeb reminded us that the Quran is not only for recitation: like the Sahaba, we should learn its meaning, live by it, and let it change us. We should renew our connection with it throughout the year instead of waiting for Ramadan or a special event. A home filled with Quran recitation, questions, practice, and regular revision can receive blessing in this life and serve us in the Hereafter. Every family can begin with a steady, manageable habit and support others who are learning.

  1. What Quran passage could we learn, understand, and practice together this week?
  2. What daily or weekly Quran habit would help our home stay connected to the Quran?
  3. How can we encourage a student, teacher, or parent involved in Quran learning?
Where it was given

The masjid

Al Falah Institute and Masjid38325 W 14 mile Rd, Farmington Hills, MI 48331Jumu'ah 2:00 PM
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