The Prophets & seerahFrom the masjid's own video, Jun 20, 2026.

How the Prophet's legacy guides us

“You give what Allah wants, Allah will give you more than what you want.”

The khateeb, at 17:59

In one sentence

The universal legacy of Prophet Muhammad, preserved through the Quran and sincere sacrifice, should guide Muslims to serve Allah, take responsibility for their choices, and prioritize divine purposes over worldly desires.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Studying history and sending salawat reconnect Muslims to the prophetic legacy.
  2. Earlier messengers had time-and-place-specific missions and miracles, while Muhammad's mission and Quran are universal.
  3. Judaism and Christianity are presented as opposite extremes of ritual action and belief.
  4. Humans are weak but uniquely responsible because Allah grants them limited free will.
  5. The Prophet's hardships, sacrifice, and the trench illustrate how greatness and lasting legacy emerge.
  6. Listeners are urged to live by the Quran and Sunnah and prioritize what Allah wants.
Try this week
Study prophetic history correctly and apply its lessons to present life.
Serve Allah through responsible choices and use limited free will well.
Live by and rely on the Quran and Sunnah.
Choose what Allah wants over what you personally want.
Attend the announced graduation ceremony and bring children.
Register children for the summer programs and attend the school open house.
Take part in the Darul Quran and Sunnah education effort.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“The whole museum Of Rasulullah Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Is a living museum”
Nida-ul-Islam · Teaneck, NJ
Play from 10:07
“Not only live by this Survive by this If we can survive by this We will die by this And we will fly by this InshaAllah”
Nida-ul-Islam · Teaneck, NJ
Play from 17:46
“But you give what Allah wants Allah will give you More than what you want”
Nida-ul-Islam · Teaneck, NJ
Play from 17:59
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khateeb taught that Prophet Muhammad's legacy is universal and that the Quran remains a living miracle available to everyone. He contrasted empty ritual and exaggerated belief, urging Muslims to join sound belief with sincere action. Although people are weak, Allah gives us limited free will, so we are responsible for the choices we make. The Prophet's hardships show that lasting greatness grows through sacrifice, and we should choose what Allah wants over what we merely want.

  1. What does it mean for the Prophet's legacy to be a living museum?
  2. What is one choice this week that could serve Allah?
  3. How can we choose what Allah wants over what we want?