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Wealth & charityFrom the masjid's own video, Sep 11, 2026.

Regular charity blesses the giver and helps others

DCA · Idrissou Adam

“The charity that you are giving from your money will never reduce your money.”

The khateeb, at 9:49

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In one sentence

Sincere, regular charity benefits others while bringing blessing, spiritual purification, protection, healing, and eternal reward to the giver.

The khutbah in 6 steps

  1. Allah urges believers to give before death leaves no opportunity.
  2. Charity brings worldly sweetness, blessing, and increased wealth.
  3. Sadaqah cleanses mistakes and is presented as a means of seeking healing.
  4. Giving softens the heart and connects believers to Allah through helping vulnerable people.
  5. Charity leads to righteousness, ongoing reward, and protection on the Day of Resurrection.
  6. Listeners are urged to give daily, support struggling families, and attend the announced conference.
Try this week
Give regularly from what Allah has provided, without waiting until death is near.
Make sadaqah a daily habit, even if the amount is $5, $10, or whatever is affordable.
Feed needy people and help struggling single mothers, children, and orphans.
Give charity while asking Allah for healing and relief from problems.
Support the program mentioned outside the mosque for homeless sisters with children.
Attend the conference on the 19th at the ISB campus.
Sources the khateeb cited
Sahih MuslimUsed to argue that helping others brings Allah’s protection on the Day of Resurrection.
Jami` at-TirmidhiUsed to explain that charity cleanses mistakes associated with business and transactions.
Sahih al-BukhariUsed to emphasize even giving half a date as protection from Hellfire.
Quotes

In the khateeb's words

“The charity that you are giving from your money will never reduce your money. Yes, will never reduce it, but increase it.”
DCA · Lanham, MD
Play from 9:49
“When you give sadaqah, Allah SWT will clean those mistakes for you.”
DCA · Lanham, MD
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“The reward, the good deed that they will do, it will go to you.”
DCA · Lanham, MD
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“The habit of giving every day. Whether the $5, $10, whatever you can.”
DCA · Lanham, MD
Play from 24:17
Talk about it at home

For the dinner table

Today’s khutbah reminded us to share some of what Allah has given us while we have the opportunity. The khateeb described charity as a source of blessing in this life and shade on the Day of Resurrection. He encouraged us to care for people who are struggling, especially single parents, children, and orphans, and explained how helping others can soften our hearts. He also urged us to give from things we love, while reminding us that Allah is not asking us to give everything. We can begin with a small, regular act of generosity and ask Allah to accept it.

  1. The khateeb talked about helping struggling families; what is one way our family could help this week?
  2. What is something you treasure that you could share to make someone else happy?
  3. The khateeb encouraged giving every day; what could help you remember to be generous?
Where it was given

The masjid

Diyanet Center of America9610 Good Luck Rd, Lanham, MD 20706Jumu'ah Adhan 1:20 PM · Khutbah 1:30 PM · Prayer 2:00 PMArchiveAll khutbahs at DCA7 khutbahs
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