Hajj, Umrah & EidFrom the masjid's own video, Jun 3, 2026.

Eid teaches submission, patience, and forgiveness

“The real Eid is when we follow the guidelines of the Quran.”

The khateeb, at 21:45

In one sentence

Eid al-Adha teaches submission to Allah through Ibrahim's family, patience in hardship, honoring parents, forgiving others, and restoring the ummah through knowledge and Quranic guidance.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Celebrates Eid al-Adha while remembering oppressed people and global suffering.
  2. Urges young people to honor their parents and appreciate their sacrifices while they are alive.
  3. Defines the real Eid as returning to knowledge and following the Quran and Sunnah.
  4. Calls for forgiveness, reconciliation, tolerance, and control of anger.
  5. Closes with prayers for relief, safety, faith, blessings, and forgiveness.
Try this week
Honor parents today by hugging them, kissing them, apologizing, and avoiding words that break their hearts.
Forgive spouses and people nearby, reconcile, and do not maintain years-long discord.
Pursue knowledge and follow the Quran and Sunnah.
Meet hardship with patience, acceptance, and hope in Allah.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“he submitted himself to Allah he's teaching us the real meaning of Islam to accept whatever Allah decrees whether it matches with my desire or it doesn't match”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 14:52
“our youngsters before it's too late go today kiss them hug them tell them I'm sorry don't break their hearts they love you more than they love themselves”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 21:24
“the real eid is when we follow the guidelines of the quran the real eid is when we follow the sunnah of our prophet muhammad sallallahu alayhi wasalam”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 21:45
“this is the time to forgive forgive your spouse forgive the people who are around you do not have a discord for years and years with everyone”
EPIC · Plano, TX
Play from 22:26
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The sermon teaches that Eid al-Adha is more than a celebration: it remembers Ibrahim, Hajar, and Ismail and their trustful submission to Allah. Their stories show us how to meet hardship with patience, hope, and obedience to what is good. We should honor our parents while they are alive, apologize, show affection, and make peace with people we have hurt or argued with. A meaningful Eid also means learning, following the Quran and Sunnah, forgiving others, and remembering people suffering around the world.

  1. What is one kind thing you can do for a parent or elder today?
  2. What could reconciliation look like in one relationship this week?
  3. What makes Eid meaningful beyond food, gifts, or fun?