Qur'an & tafsirFrom the masjid's own video, Sep 12, 2025.
The Quran proves Muhammad was a prophet
In one sentence
The Qur’an’s eloquence, challenge, and preservation provide enduring evidence that Muhammad was a true prophet and messenger.
The khutbah in 6 steps
- Recaps the Prophet’s suffering and mission to convey Islam.
- Frames the need for evidence supporting Muhammad’s prophethood.
- Presents the Qur’an as the central and lasting miracle.
- Explains the Qur’an’s escalating challenge to produce comparable revelation.
- Argues that the Qur’an’s worldwide textual and oral preservation is tangible evidence.
- Closes with exhortations, prayers, and the congregational salah.
Try this week
Talk with people about Islam and convey the truth about the Prophet.
Read and examine the Qur’an when explaining Islam to others.
Quotes
In the khateeb's words
“This is a miracle that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala has sent for us. And this miracle will live forever.”
“So Allah He promised us to preserve this Quran, to preserve this Quran forever.”
“The Quran is the only book that Allah SWT preserved him. in the book and in the heart.”
Talk about it at home
For the dinner table
Today’s khutbah focused on how Muslims can explain why they believe Muhammad was a true prophet. The imam presented the Qur’an as the central evidence, emphasizing its language, its challenge to produce anything like it, and its preservation through written copies and memorization. He encouraged listeners to talk respectfully with others about Islam and share the truth, even if only a little. He closed with reminders about accountability, prayers for forgiveness, and a supplication for Muslims in Palestine.
- What makes a book feel trustworthy to you, and how did the khateeb describe the Qur’an’s preservation?
- If a friend asked why Muslims believe Muhammad was a prophet, what part of today’s explanation would you share first?
Keep listening