Ramadan & fastingFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 3, 2026.

Ramadan can turn your life around

“This Ramadan for me is going to be a game changer.”

The khateeb, at 15:30

In one sentence

Ramadan is an exceptional opportunity to return to Allah, increase worship and repentance, and prepare now rather than let it pass heedlessly.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Life passes quickly and death approaches, so believers should not live heedlessly.
  2. Ramadan uniquely facilitates worship and multiplies rewards for those who eagerly embrace it.
  3. The story of two companions shows the blessing of living to another Ramadan and accumulating more good deeds.
  4. Believers should begin preparing now with firm intention to make Ramadan life-changing.
  5. Ramadan aims to cultivate taqwa, and Allah welcomes sincere repentance from sinful servants.
Try this week
Make dua now for the opportunity to witness Ramadan.
Repent and turn back to Allah immediately.
Make a firm intention to make this Ramadan different and life-changing.
Use Ramadan for extra worship, good deeds, and seeking forgiveness.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“but yet most of us we continue living heedless lives not realizing how quickly our lives are going by and how quickly our death is approaching”
Toronto Islamic Centre · Toronto, ON
Play from 4:40
“this Ramadan for me is going to be a game changer this Ramadan for me is going to turn my life around”
Toronto Islamic Centre · Toronto, ON
Play from 15:30
“you break from that captivity and you turn to Allah and you arrive on the doorstep of Allah and you say Ya Allah I repent once and for all”
Toronto Islamic Centre · Toronto, ON
Play from 24:45
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

Ramadan is coming soon, and the khutbah reminded us that life moves quickly and none of us is guaranteed another day. Allah gives us Ramadan as a special chance to return to Him, build taqwa, and multiply our good deeds. The story of two companions showed that living to another Ramadan can be a great blessing when we use it for worship. We should begin now by making a firm intention that this Ramadan will change us, not pass like the others. If we have sinned, we should repent, because Allah is pleased when His servants come back to Him.

  1. What is one good habit you want to start before Ramadan?
  2. How can our family help each other make Ramadan a turning point?
  3. What does turning back to Allah look like in everyday life?