Muhammad Al Durrah – Eid Al Adha Khutbah
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Since this is the last prayer,
and I've been told that the line is
way, way far for the cars to come
in.
So is it okay if we delay a
few minutes into it Insha'Allah?
It's Sunday.
So we're hoping the sheikh is here,
but we wanna make sure that everybody can
come inside the Masjid. So I'm thinking 11
forties or 45 Inshallah.
Is that okay with you all?
Assalamu alaikum again.
So InshaAllah, we're gonna start the prayer.
You may be aware that we have a
janaza right after the prayer,
after the Eid prayer. Inshallah, we're gonna have
a janaza
and, see if I'm gonna use the first
row as well. So I would like to
have some, young boys take this one. So
if you're gonna stand up, take the first
row as well. You can have lots of
people outside. Everything is full.
Stand up. Make your rows.
Save one spot for me.
I don't wanna go back.
You all can sit here stand here. Boys,
come here. Take this one.
In the first raka,
then 5 takbiraat in the second raka inshaAllah
taala when we stand for the second rakur.
So this is the unique about salatulaid insha'Allah.
Brothers and sisters,
Allahu Akbar,
it's not only a word to be said.
Allahu Akbar, it's a way of life.
Allahu Akbar, when we have a child,
the first thing we say to his or
her ears, Allahu Akbar.
And if someone passed away and we have
janazah today,
may Allah have mercy on the sister,
We say, Allahu Akbar.
In our Eid and celebration,
we say Allahu Akbar. In our salah in
connection with Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala,
we say Allahu Akbar. When we call the
adhan,
we say Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar u Kabira.
Alhamdulillahi
kathira.
Wa subhanAllah
wa biqratan wa'aseelah.
Brothers and sisters, our celebrations
are related to our faith.
So the first Eid, Eid al Fitri, related
to the month of Ramadan.
And this Eid is related to the time
of Hajj. May Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, accept
from our brothers and sisters who are doing
the Hajj, and may Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala,
give the chance for the brothers and the
sisters who did not do the Hajj yet
to do it. And my advice for our
young brothers and sisters,
if you have the chance
and the ability
to do the Hajj,
don't delay it.
A lot of people wanted to do the
Hajj,
and they delay it until they lose the
time and the ability, and, subhanallah, some of
them already passed away.
I remember once,
a brother left so much of inheritance for
his family.
Then they told his son,
we want to do the hajj on behalf
of your father.
Can you send somebody to do it?
He said, the money now is mine.
I'm not going to give
even 1penny for that purpose.
You Rabbi, make us from those who are
loyal to his to their parents.
Our deen is great
and it needs
great people to carry it, to take care
of it, to represent it, and may Allah,
subhanahu wa ta'ala, make us among those people.
Our ummah, the ummah of Muhammad salallahu alayhi
wasalam, if you go back to the time
of Rasulullah,
Rasulullah is standing to give the khutba in
the day of Arafah,
talking to his ummah.
Over 100,000
people gathered with Rasulullah, sallallahu alaihi salam in
that Hajj, sallallahu alaihi salam. May Allah gather
us with Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Salam in Jannah.
Then he established to talk to the Sahaba
radiAllahu anhu and this message not only for
the Sahaba, but for the whole Ummah.
Oh, people,
listen to my words.
I may
not be able to see you again.
This is the message of Rasulullah salallahu alaihi
wa sallam.
Then he said, sallallahu alaihi wa sallam,
don't listen to the shaitan.
Make sure to gain your guidance through the
Quran and the sunnah of Rasulullah salallahu alaihi
wa sallam. And these two sources of guidance,
the only thing Rasulullah salallahu alaihi wa sallam
left for his ummah. Then he said,
He is telling us the value of our
lives, the
the value of our honors and dignity, the
value of the wealth of people. And if
you look at the value of the life
and the blood of the Muslim Ummah these
days,
that the day of our celebration,
we're seeing and looking our brothers and sisters
in Gaza facing what they are facing
for many months. May Allah
make it easy for them.
Beside our celebration,
beside our, you know, fara and joy, we
want to remember that we have brothers and
sisters in Sudan,
in Gaza,
in Yemen, Syria, Iraq, India, Myanmar, and many
different areas. They need our dua. You Allah,
bless them and make it easy for them,
You, raba'alameen.
Sallallahu alaihi wa sallam.
Wa abakum wa hid. Qullukum li Adam
There is no one better than other person
because of his parents
or because of the skin color or because
of the, you know, the any status.
The only thing will make someone to be
better than other people is the taqwa, and
the only one who knows about the taqwa,
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. May Allah subhanahu wa
ta'ala increase our iman and put the taqwa
in our hearts.
So we have to love each other for
the sake of Allah. We have to care
about each other. And we when we talk
about this, we have to imagine that we
are like one body.
If part of it gets injured,
the whole body will be affected.
And if you look at the heart of
the Ummah,
the Ummah of Muhammad, and
you see how many of our kids, they
already left the dunya.
They're, you know, flying in Jannah, inshallah, may
Allah
accept them in Shuhada.
But at the same time, we want to
let this meaning to be alive in our
hearts
to teach our kids
the time
we are celebrating
our Eid.
It's good to remember that there are people
wanted to have the same feeling.
May Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, bless and protect
all of our kids and our families.
That rasulullah sallallahu alaihi wa sallam told the
sahaba radiallahu anam,
So we wanted to balance our deen.
As we take care of this nafila or
wajib according to different madahib,
we have to take care of the farida
and the obligation. May Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala,
accept from all of us. Brothers and sisters,
take care of your family, take take care
of your parents, be source of happiness for
the people around you, smile to each other,
make sure to make the this day a
special day. And, subhanAllah, when I saw the
kids coming to say the takbir, it's a
good sign. May Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, bless
all of our kids, our families, and may
Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, increase our iman and
give us wisdom in
The day
we try our best to be happy,
we have to make sure
that we don't forget the rights of others
around us,
especially
that the rasulullah salaam told us in the
hadith,
May Allah
bring the happiness into our hearts in this
dunya and Make
sure to be connected to your relatives,
to your family,
to each other.
Say salaam.
Eid Mubarak.
May Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, accept our salah,
our siyam, and our sacrifice.
And remember the old hiya,
it's not only
a piece of meat.
Old Haya is Ibad.
They asked Rasulullah,
what is this, old Haya, Rasulullah? He said,
sallallahu alaihi wasalam, it's the sunnah of our
father Ibrahim,
Then they ask, you, Rasulullah, if you do
it, what we gonna get beside the meat?
He says,
you will have for each hair of the
al Haya, hasanah.
So may Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, make us
from those who are following the sunnah of
Rasulullah SAWSALAM. May Allah gather us with Muhammad,
sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. May Allah make it
easy for the brothers and sisters in Gaza
and all over the world in
Stay in your area.
We will do
May all accept from all of us.
Oh, brother.
Okay. Can I can I make a space
here, please, for the to bring the here
in the front?
Right here in the
make a space, please. Move up.
Sheikh Ramadan is here.
Who?
He's leading. Right?
He's
coming. He's coming. He's not here. No. No.
Sheikh
As you know,
is 4 Takbeer.
After the 1st Takbeer, we recite Surah Al
Fatihah.
After the 2nd Takbeerah,
we recite
as in the
After the 3rd Takbira,
we make dua for our sister.
Make
dua this day for Allah
to accept your dua
And remember, you will be in the same
spot one day. No dua. Make dua
After the 4th takbira, you will make dua
for yourself and make dua for the all
the mumineen inshallah.
Can we please make a room on the
on the center? Please, brothers. Watch. The is
going back to