Prayer & worshipFrom the masjid's own video, Nov 21, 2025.

Remember Allah in every part of life

“When a person says Subhanallah once, he is better than the entire government of Solomon.”

The khateeb, at 77:39

In one sentence

Remembering Allah and honoring Fatima al-Zahra and the Ahlul Bayt should shape believers' devotion, moral discernment, communal identity, and daily practice.

The khutbah in 7 steps

  1. Opening Qur'anic recitations, devotional praise, elegies, and salutations to the Ahlul Bayt.
  2. Announcements about Friday prayer, upcoming Fatimiyyah gatherings, tabut arrangements, and prayers for sick believers.
  3. Explanation of Ayyam-e-Fatimiyyah dates, differing traditions about Fatima's martyrdom, and the importance of abundant remembrance.
  4. Interpretation of the purification verse and the narration about Ali's open door to establish the Ahlul Bayt's unique purity.
  5. Use of Prophet Solomon's kingdom to teach that Subhanallah outweighs worldly power and should become a daily habit.
  6. Presentation of Fatima as a balance of justice and recounting her defense of Ali's rights.
  7. Closing lamentation over Fatima's suffering and the grief of Karbala, followed by salutations.
Try this week
Attend Friday prayer and the announced Fatimiyyah gatherings, checking Masom's website for moon confirmation and tabut timing.
Recite Tasbih-e-Fatima and make frequent remembrance of Allah.
Make saying Subhanallah or Bismillah a habit while walking, talking, sitting, or getting up.
Teach children the purification verse and reflect on the example and status of the Ahlul Bayt.
Remember and pray for sick and deceased believers.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“The desire of this nation is telling us that there is a possibility of a mistake.”
MASOM · Mayfair, IL
Play from 68:51
“When a person says "Subhanallah" once, he is better than the entire government of Solomon.”
MASOM · Mayfair, IL
Play from 77:39
“So, make this a habit of God. While walking, talking, sitting or getting up.”
MASOM · Mayfair, IL
Play from 79:51
“Fatima is the balance of justice, through which the world can recognize, who is on the right path and who is on the wrong path.”
MASOM · Mayfair, IL
Play from 80:52