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About this khutba

Tawheed, belief in the absolute Oneness of Allah, is the first and greatest pillar of Islam. Every prophet came with this message, and every act of worship rests upon it. In this khutba, Hazrat Maulana Shah Mohammed Jamal ur Rahman Sahab (DB) explains the meaning of the creed of tawheed and its demands on the life of a Muslim.

The khutba shows that tawheed is not only a statement of the tongue but a conviction of the heart that shapes how a person prays, asks, fears, hopes and depends. It also warns against practices that compromise this creed, and calls the listener to purify his belief and his worship for Allah alone.

Key lessons

1. The meaning of La ilaha illallah
2. Tawheed in worship, du‘a and dependence
3. Practices that compromise belief
4. Tawheed as the source of dignity and freedom

About this khutba

A person locks away gold and important documents, yet often leaves his faith unprotected. In this Friday sermon, Hazrat Maulana Shah Mohammed Jamal ur Rahman Sahab (DB) reminds the listeners that iman is the most precious wealth a person owns, and that it must be guarded against the doubts, desires and influences that try to steal it.

The khutba highlights the dangers that surround faith today, from misleading ideas to environments that normalise sin, and urges the believer to build walls of protection through knowledge, worship, good company and constant du‘a for steadfastness.

Key lessons

1. Iman as the greatest wealth
2. Doubts and desires: the two thieves of faith
3. Building protection through knowledge and worship
4. The du‘a for a firm heart

About this khutba

Every individual and every community longs for the help of Allah. The Qur’an makes a clear promise: if you help the cause of Allah, He will help you and make your feet firm. In this khutba, Hazrat Maulana Shah Mohammed Jamal ur Rahman Sahab (DB) explains what it means to “help Allah”, and which qualities and actions draw His nusrat (support).

The khutba turns the listener’s attention from complaining about circumstances to correcting one’s own relationship with Allah: obedience, sincerity, unity, patience and du‘a. When these are present, help comes from where one never expected.

Key lessons

1. The Qur’anic promise of help
2. What it means to support the cause of Allah
3. Sincerity, patience and unity
4. Du‘a as the weapon of the believer

About this khutba

Iman is not a fixed amount; it rises with obedience and remembrance and weakens with sin and heedlessness. In this Friday khutba, Hazrat Maulana Shah Mohammed Jamal ur Rahman Sahab (DB) calls the believers to work consciously on the strength of their faith, because it is iman that carries a person through trials, temptations and difficult times.

The khutba points to the means that nourish faith: salah with presence of heart, recitation of the Qur’an, dhikr, good company and reflection on the signs of Allah. A strong iman shows itself in steadfastness, courage and good character.

Key lessons

1. Iman increases and decreases
2. Acts that nourish faith
3. Sins and environments that weaken it
4. Steadfastness as the fruit of strong iman

About this khutba

Islam gives the believer not only rulings but principles that shape an entire life. In this khutba, Hazrat Maulana Shah Mohammed Jamal ur Rahman Sahab (DB) presents two golden principles for living, drawn from the Qur’an and the blessed life of the Prophet ﷺ, which bring order to a person’s relationship with Allah and with people.

The khutba shows how a few clear principles, held consistently, can protect a person from confusion and regret. It is a practical sermon for anyone who wants their days to count, at home, at work and in the community.

Key lessons

1. The value of principles over passing moods
2. Living by the example of the Prophet ﷺ
3. Balancing rights of Allah and rights of people
4. Consistency as the key to change