The Prophets & seerahFrom the masjid's own video, Aug 22, 2026.

Love the Prophet by living his Sunnah

“Studying his Sunnah is a joy.”

The khateeb, at 26:28

In one sentence

True love of Allah and the Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) is shown by following his Sunnah and cultivating his sublime, merciful character in our hearts, homes, and dealings with everyone.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Calls believers to taqwa and submission to Allah.
  2. Establishes the Prophet’s exalted status and following him as the path to Allah’s love and forgiveness.
  3. Explains love through the Prophet’s beauty, sublime character, and universal concern.
  4. Illustrates his mercy through stories involving an overlooked mosque worker, sinners, Taif, and the conquest of Mecca.
  5. Urges gentle, accessible da'wah and presents the heart as the center of moral health.
  6. Calls families to revive love through the Prophet’s seerah, shamail, Sunnah, and Qur'an.
Try this week
Revive love for the Prophet in your heart and home, especially during the month of Rabiah.
Study the Prophet’s seerah, characteristics, and shamail.
Teach children love for the Prophet, his household, and Qur'an recitation.
Make religious guidance easier and more welcoming for others.
Practice mercy, avoid gloating over others’ suffering, and forgive without humiliation.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“his concern wasn't only for his family it wasn't only for his tribe it wasn't only for his society it was for every time for every human being to come until the day of Qiyamah”
OBKIC · Skyway, South Seattle, WA
Play from 13:06
“give people bad tidings and do not scare them away make things easy for them and do not make it difficult for them”
OBKIC · Skyway, South Seattle, WA
Play from 22:38
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

This khutbah teaches that love for Allah becomes real by following the Prophet Muhammad and learning from his sublime character. The Prophet showed mercy to everyone: family, community members, strangers, sinners, and even enemies. He noticed overlooked people, counselled sinners without making them despair, and forgave former persecutors without humiliating them. Because the heart guides the whole body, we should nurture it through love, Qur'an, and Sunnah. As a family, we can revive the Prophet’s seerah and shamail in our home and make our dealings gentler and easier.

  1. What is one merciful thing you can do for someone this week?
  2. Which story from the khutbah would you like to remember, and what does it teach us?
  3. How can we learn more about the Prophet together at home?