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Ramadan & fastingFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 13, 2026.

Use Ramadan’s final nights to deepen taqwa

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“Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is a God that will right wrongs.”

The khateeb, at 14:39

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Muslims should use Ramadan's final ten nights to deepen taqwa through prayer, Quran, dua, remembrance, and disciplined speech while trusting Allah through hardship.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. The khateeb acknowledges Ramadan's fatigue and calls listeners to beautiful patience and taqwa.
  2. He urges intensified worship, dua, Quran reading, and family devotion during the last ten nights.
  3. He emphasizes guarding the tongue and carrying Ramadan's habits throughout the year.
  4. He explains that Ramadan includes trials, recalling Badr and other examples of divine aid.
  5. He encourages confidence in Allah's justice, resistance to discouragement, and service through good character.
  6. He closes by asking Allah to accept the fasts and make the remainder of Ramadan easy.
Try this week
Increase prayer, Quran reading, remembrance, and dua during the last ten nights.
Ask Allah for forgiveness for yourself, your parents, and the congregation.
Push beyond fatigue to stand longer in prayer and supplication.
Guard the tongue by replacing cursing, swearing, and harsh speech with dhikr.
Carry Ramadan's worship and speech habits throughout the rest of the year.
Model Islam through good character, manners, and service in society.
Sources the khateeb cited
Sahih al-BukhariAisha's report describes the Prophet intensifying worship and waking his family during the last ten nights.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“That reading of the Quran that you're doing. That's going to be written down. So that when you're asked. What did you do with the word that I gave you. Did you take it for a petty price. Or did you actually learn it.”
Darul Quran · Bay Shore, NY
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“Allah is a God of justice. Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is a God that will right wrongs. So you don't fret. Don't you fear. Do not fear.”
Darul Quran · Bay Shore, NY
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Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khateeb reminded us that fasting is meant to grow taqwa: an awareness of Allah that shapes our actions, conduct, and treatment of others. During Ramadan’s last ten nights, he encouraged us to pray more, make sincere du'a, seek forgiveness, and reconnect with the Quran. He also asked us to guard our tongues and replace cursing, shouting, or hurtful words with remembrance of Allah. These Ramadan habits should continue after the month ends rather than passing away with it. Finally, he reminded us that believers still face trials during Ramadan, but we can remain patient, steadfast, and hopeful in Allah’s justice and guidance.

  1. What is one Ramadan habit you would like our family to keep all year?
  2. What could you say or do when you feel angry and are about to speak harshly?
  3. What du'a would you especially like to make during the last ten nights?
Where it was given

The masjid

Masjid Darul Quran1514 East 3rd Avenue, Bay Shore, NY 11706Jumu'ah First Khutbah 1:10 PM; second Khutbah 2:10 PMArchiveAll khutbahs at Darul Quran27 khutbahs
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