Prayer & worshipFrom the masjid's own video, Oct 17, 2025.

Revive the Sunnahs in everyday life

“Every action that we do is automatically multiplied by 10.”

The khateeb, at 1:22

In one sentence

Muslims should revive the Prophet's everyday sunnahs, teach them to their families, and value sincere small deeds because these practices demonstrate love of Allah and can bring forgiveness and Paradise.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Obeying the Prophet demonstrates genuine love of Allah.
  2. Muslims should learn and revive the Prophet's sunnahs from waking until bedtime.
  3. Everyday remembrance, gratitude, and saying Bismillah can bring multiplied reward.
  4. Small sincere deeds, such as helping animals or removing hazards, can earn forgiveness and Paradise.
  5. Parents should teach children and families not to undervalue any good action.
Try this week
Study the Prophet's lifestyle from waking until bedtime.
Say Bismillah before ordinary actions such as dressing, opening doors, and starting the car.
Recite the gratitude supplications after wearing clothes and eating food.
Teach these sunnahs to children and family members.
Remove harmful objects from walkways and never belittle small good deeds.
Perform good deeds sincerely while hoping for forgiveness for oneself and one's parents.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“every action that we do is automatically multiplied by 10”
The Quran and · Scarborough, ON
Play from 1:22
“we should know we should read his lifestyle from the time that he wakes up till the time that he goes to bed”
The Quran and · Scarborough, ON
Play from 4:09
“Allah appreciated this action and Allah granted him jannah Allah forgive him for his previous sins”
The Quran and · Scarborough, ON
Play from 6:48
“so do not look at any action down on any action teach your children teach your family this is what you have to do”
The Quran and · Scarborough, ON
Play from 6:56
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khutbah reminds us that loving Allah means following the Prophet in everyday life. We can begin with small sunnahs, such as saying Bismillah and thanking Allah for food and clothing. The speaker also teaches that no good deed is too small when it is sincere, whether helping an animal or removing something harmful from a path. Families should learn these practices together and encourage one another gently.

  1. Which daily action could we turn into a sunnah starting today?
  2. What small helpful deed could we do for someone this week?
  3. How can we remind each other about good habits kindly?