Repentance & taqwaFrom the masjid's own video, Mar 20, 2026.

Hope in Allah's forgiveness after Ramadan

“I asked Allah to make us continue in this same way until we meet Him, inshallah.”

The khateeb, at 14:36

In one sentence

Ramadan is a special mercy and opportunity for forgiveness, so Muslims should remain hopeful and continue their worship and good conduct after Ramadan.

The khutbah in 5 steps

  1. Praises Allah for enabling Muslims to complete Ramadan.
  2. Contrasts the mercy and ease given to Muhammad's community with earlier communities.
  3. Highlights the blessings and honored status of the Muslim ummah.
  4. Encourages hope in Allah's forgiveness through sincere repentance and positive expectations.
  5. Urges listeners to continue Ramadan prayer habits and avoid cursing and swearing.
Try this week
Continue regular prayer habits from Ramadan.
Avoid cursing and swearing.
Seek Allah's forgiveness sincerely after mistakes.
Encourage good and discourage wrongdoing.
Maintain hope in Allah's forgiveness.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“if Allah had not guided us we wouldn't have been guided”
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Play from 7:26
“so consider yourself today from today as Allah had forgiven you have that hope think of Allah that way”
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Play from 10:04
“we just have to like sincerely seek for forgiveness from Allah swt and that is being forgiven”
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Play from 10:50
“i asked Allah to make us continue in this same way until we meet Him inshallah”
Quba Institute · Philadelphia, PA
Play from 14:36
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

The khutbah reminds us that Ramadan is a special mercy from Allah and that being guided to Islam is itself a great blessing. We should leave Ramadan hopeful that Allah forgives sincere repentance and think well of Him. The speaker encouraged us to keep praying, avoid cursing and swearing, and continue the good habits we built during Ramadan. He also reminded us that Muslims have a responsibility to encourage good and discourage wrongdoing. Our goal is to carry Ramadan's sincerity and worship into the rest of the year.

  1. What Ramadan habit would you most like our family to keep?
  2. How can we encourage something good without hurting someone's feelings?
  3. What does it mean to have hope in Allah when we have made a mistake?