General remindersFrom the masjid's own video, Oct 30, 2026.

Stand firm in Islam despite pressure

In one sentence

Muslims should take pride in Islam by remaining content with Allah, Islam, and Muhammad as their ultimate guides, embodying that commitment in daily choices despite social pressure.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Revisits Muslim identity, warning that assimilation and imitation can replace devotion to Allah with a desire for social acceptance.
  2. Explains the hadith about being content with Allah as Lord, Islam as a way of life, and Muhammad as Prophet.
  3. Applies this contentment to daily choices involving food, substances, entertainment, celebrations, conduct, and cleanliness.
  4. Uses the theme of strangers and Salman al-Farisi to encourage pride when Muslims are mocked for practicing Islam.
  5. Describes faith as an inward sweetness and discusses Allah's pleasure with steadfast believers.
  6. Concludes with the grave's questions about one's Lord, religion, and Prophet, emphasizing that lived practice determines the answers.
Try this week
Renew the commitment to be content with Allah as Lord, Islam as the way of life, and Muhammad as Prophet.
Evaluate what you eat, drink, smoke, vape, watch, listen to, say, and avoid against Islamic guidance.
Learn and imitate the Prophet's everyday Sunnah, including manners, treatment of others, and cleanliness.
Avoid activities and celebrations the speaker considers inconsistent with Islam, including trick-or-treating.
Maintain personal cleanliness, wudu, tooth care, and considerate hygiene before attending the masjid.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“This is good news from Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. How can you receive good news from Allah. That sinners are criticizing you.”
Masjid An-Nur · Norman, OK
Play from 27:49
“I will make decisions based on this. I will live by it. I will be proud of it.”
Masjid An-Nur · Norman, OK
Play from 29:26