Wealth & charityFrom the masjid's own video, Apr 27, 2026.

Barakah matters more than outward wealth

“The actual ni'mah is to get the baraka.”

The khateeb, at 4:21

In one sentence

True barakah is Allah-given increase in goodness and benefit, not merely measurable wealth, and it is sought through dua, gratitude, sharing, halal earnings, and following prophetic examples.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Defines barakah as hidden increase in goodness rather than measurable wealth or status.
  2. Urges asking Allah for barakah in greetings, homes, marriages, blessings, and daily needs.
  3. Uses Ibrahim's prayers for his family and Makkah to illustrate blessing after hardship.
  4. Presents the Prophet's prayers over fruit and sharing food as means of barakah.
  5. Recounts companions whose lifespans, wealth, trade, and provisions were blessed through prophetic duas and halal dealings.
  6. Recaps in Urdu that barakah matters more than outward abundance, warns against riba and haram income, and concludes with supplications.
Try this week
Ask Allah explicitly for barakah in wealth, health, time, family, work, and daily blessings.
Use salam and blessing duas when greeting others and entering the home.
Memorize and recite the wedding blessing for newlyweds.
Make Ibrahim's dua for provision and blessing during hardship.
Share food with family, children, and others.
Express gratitude with Alhamdulillah, seek halal earnings, and avoid haram income and riba.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“The actual wealth, the actual ni'mah is not the maximum amount or more amount or addition or multiply your wealth. The actual ni'mah is to get the baraka.”
Al Huda Institute · Mississauga, ON
Play from 4:21
“instead of worrying instead of complaining instead of being sad remember this dua and make the same dua for you for your family member for your income for your health”
Al Huda Institute · Mississauga, ON
Play from 10:36