Prayer & worshipFrom the masjid's own video, Apr 3, 2026.

Seek Allah’s protection from Shaytan

“There is no protection, there is no guidance, there is no faith, there is no iman, there is no goodness, except with Allah.”

The khateeb, at 14:45

In one sentence

Because Shaytan makes sin and conflict seem attractive, believers should seek Allah’s protection through salah, Quran, dhikr, repentance, and simple invocations in daily life.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Introduces Shaytan as an enduring enemy who beautifies sin and misguidance.
  2. Explains how Shaytan deceived Adam and Hawwa by promising enjoyment and permanence.
  3. Teaches seeking Allah’s refuge from Shaytan’s whispers and presence.
  4. Presents salah, Quran, and dhikr as primary protections, especially in the home.
  5. Applies remembrance and wudu to anger, marital conflict, and family discord.
  6. Concludes with simple practices such as saying Bismillah when entering the home.
Try this week
Seek Allah’s protection from Shaytan’s whispers and presence using the prayer mentioned from Surah Al-Mu'minun.
Prioritize salah, Quran, and dhikr every day.
Recite or play Surah Al-Baqarah, Ayatul Kursi, and Surah Al-Fatiha in the home.
When anger rises, say “A'udhu Billahi Minash Shaitanir Rajeem” and make wudu.
Say Bismillah when entering the home.
Make tawbah after falling into sin.
Sources the khateeb cited
Surah 23Used for the prayer seeking refuge from the whispers and presence of the shayateen.
Surah 7Used to explain how Shaytan deceived Adam and Hawwa.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“Your life will not be enjoyable. You're missing out. You have to sin in order to enjoy the life of this world”
Masjid An-Nur · Norman, OK
Play from 9:03
“Because there is no protection, there is no guidance, there is no faith, there is no iman, there is no goodness, except with Allah .”
Masjid An-Nur · Norman, OK
Play from 14:45
“the house in which Allah is not worshipped, remembered, and prayed to, that is like a house that is like a graveyard.”
Masjid An-Nur · Norman, OK
Play from 23:51
“The moment you enter the house, Shaytan, the Shayateen are not allowed to enter in with you, and Shaytan says, I can't even live with this person anymore”
Masjid An-Nur · Norman, OK
Play from 32:10
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khutbah teaches that Shaytan tries to make wrong choices look attractive and to create conflict between people who love one another. Allah is our protection, and salah, Quran, and dhikr help keep our hearts aware of Him. At home, we can recite Quran, Ayatul Kursi, or Surah Al-Fatiha, say Bismillah when entering, and seek refuge in Allah when anger rises. If we slip, we can return to Allah through tawbah instead of giving up. Small acts of remembrance can strengthen our homes and help us treat one another with patience and generosity.

  1. What is one moment this week when you could say Bismillah or seek Allah’s protection?
  2. How can our family make salah, Quran, and dhikr a regular part of home life?
  3. What helps you calm down before anger turns into hurtful words?