Comments on: Yasir Qadhi’s Khutbah on Dua | IlmSummit 2009 http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/ Discourses in the Intellectual Traditions, Political Situation, and Social Ethics of Muslim Life Thu, 09 Feb 2012 12:54:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Hussain http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-58070 Hussain Sat, 30 Jan 2010 20:34:31 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-58070 Mashallah very beautiful Khutbah! does anybody know where I can find the transcript of this Khutbah? Mashallah very beautiful Khutbah!

does anybody know where I can find the transcript of this Khutbah?

]]> By: TheAlexandrian http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-55123 TheAlexandrian Thu, 10 Dec 2009 18:07:00 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-55123 <blockquote>by the famous NBA player, Hakeem Olagiuan.</blockquote> MashAllah, the <em>geem </em>is strong in this one :)

by the famous NBA player, Hakeem Olagiuan.

MashAllah, the geem is strong in this one :)

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]]> By: Ahmad AlFarsi http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-54959 Ahmad AlFarsi Tue, 08 Dec 2009 17:02:08 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-54959 well, he writes on a blog called muslimmatters.org :) but no, we don't have all his audio lectures nor a comprehensive database of all his published works here. well, he writes on a blog called muslimmatters.org :) but no, we don’t have all his audio lectures nor a comprehensive database of all his published works here.

]]> By: Muslima02 http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-54950 Muslima02 Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:59:49 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-54950 As'Salaam Alaikum, And I'm so glad you commented because I was starting to feel like I was making a big issue about it. But from the first day I went to this Masjid I have felt like I shouldn't be there. My husband once called and asked what time do you guys pray said salah in jamah - the brother on the phones' reply was you should already know if you pray regularly. To which my husband said Allahu Akbar - I live in the North, and just asked a simple question ahkee has nothing to do with "praying regularly". Ha! So, May Allah bring about a situation in which His house is used in the manner for which it was intended, Ameen. As’Salaam Alaikum,

And I’m so glad you commented because I was starting to feel like I was making a big issue about it. But from the first day I went to this Masjid I have felt like I shouldn’t be there. My husband once called and asked what time do you guys pray said salah in jamah – the brother on the phones’ reply was you should already know if you pray regularly. To which my husband said Allahu Akbar – I live in the North, and just asked a simple question ahkee has nothing to do with “praying regularly”. Ha!

So, May Allah bring about a situation in which His house is used in the manner for which it was intended, Ameen.

]]> By: Sarah http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-54867 Sarah Mon, 07 Dec 2009 16:58:00 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-54867 Assalamu-Alaykum, Sorry for also adding this to the off topic comment, but I was really glad to read Sis. Shahdah's post, that I'm not the only one who also felt this way. I totally understand what you mean. I am also a student down at UHD and going to the dawah center is just a great opportunity, but their service and facility is just run so differently. Lots of times the Sisters section is just locked and then I have to go to the brother's side and wait for someone to come unlock the door for me. Then one time when I went, they told me there are people inside cleaning the bathrooms and stuff in the sisters side was being cleaned so I should wait outside, but then I never saw anyone come in and out form the sister's side? Also when the days Maghrib salah was starting around 5:30 or a little later they would still close at 5:30 and I would see people praying outside on the stairs of the Masjid! I'm thinking they could have at least stayed open for an extra 5-10 min. prayed Maghrib and then closed. Sometimes I also would like to just relax or study in the prayer hall but it just seems wierd like I'm not supposed to be there. Well, I thought I should share my experience and feelings as well. I had no idea that this has been going on and I'm not the first to feel this way about it. I also appreciate that you did something about it, I honestly haven't. JazaKillahu-Khairan! Maybe this will help me to say something to them?... we'll see. Assalamu-Alaykum,
Sorry for also adding this to the off topic comment, but I was really glad to read Sis. Shahdah’s post, that I’m not the only one who also felt this way. I totally understand what you mean. I am also a student down at UHD and going to the dawah center is just a great opportunity, but their service and facility is just run so differently. Lots of times the Sisters section is just locked and then I have to go to the brother’s side and wait for someone to come unlock the door for me. Then one time when I went, they told me there are people inside cleaning the bathrooms and stuff in the sisters side was being cleaned so I should wait outside, but then I never saw anyone come in and out form the sister’s side? Also when the days Maghrib salah was starting around 5:30 or a little later they would still close at 5:30 and I would see people praying outside on the stairs of the Masjid! I’m thinking they could have at least stayed open for an extra 5-10 min. prayed Maghrib and then closed. Sometimes I also would like to just relax or study in the prayer hall but it just seems wierd like I’m not supposed to be there. Well, I thought I should share my experience and feelings as well. I had no idea that this has been going on and I’m not the first to feel this way about it. I also appreciate that you did something about it, I honestly haven’t. JazaKillahu-Khairan! Maybe this will help me to say something to them?… we’ll see.

]]> By: Nihal Khan http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-54771 Nihal Khan Mon, 07 Dec 2009 01:03:11 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-54771 This khutbah was awesome, alhamdulillah. This khutbah was awesome, alhamdulillah.

]]> By: Muslima02 http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-54751 Muslima02 Sun, 06 Dec 2009 18:39:31 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-54751 Wa'alaikum As'Salaam, Yes, you are right I could try again. Often people do tend to forget especially when running a masjid that provide various other functions. I ask Allah azza wajal to reward their efforts, Ameen. Wa’alaikum As’Salaam,

Yes, you are right I could try again. Often people do tend to forget especially when running a masjid that provide various other functions. I ask Allah azza wajal to reward their efforts, Ameen.

]]> By: Haytham http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-54731 Haytham Sun, 06 Dec 2009 05:22:09 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-54731 Wa Alaykom Assalam Sr. Shahada.. I personally know the guys in the administration and agree that there are some issues.. maybeyou can try to communicate things with them again? Sometimes people forget you know! Also, contacting Hakeem directly is an awesome idea. His whole dream was to turn this in to a dawah center ... like really :) May Allah make it easy on you... ameen. Wa Alaykom Assalam Sr. Shahada..

I personally know the guys in the administration and agree that there are some issues.. maybeyou can try to communicate things with them again? Sometimes people forget you know!

Also, contacting Hakeem directly is an awesome idea. His whole dream was to turn this in to a dawah center … like really :)

May Allah make it easy on you… ameen.

]]> By: Muslima02 http://muslimmatters.org/2009/12/04/yasir-qadhis-khutbah-on-dua-ilmsummit-2009/#comment-54708 Muslima02 Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:21:42 +0000 http://muslimmatters.org/?p=8542#comment-54708 As'salaam Alaikum Haytham, This is Sr. Shahada from Houston. I've spoken to administration, tried to host an Open House and then a dawah booth on the side street. Everything is write a letter and wait...no follow up on their part. I even wanted to speak to Br. Hakeem Olagiuan since my husband has had contact with him. Ultimately, it is what they want it to be and since I worked and went to school downtown it would have been easy for me to go there and pray and sit and read on some days, didn't happen. Homeless sleep on the front steps at night, shared parking which is an agreement between them and other establishments. I am not sure I legally have any grounds to do anything regarding that - do you? As’salaam Alaikum Haytham,

This is Sr. Shahada from Houston. I’ve spoken to administration, tried to host an Open House and then a dawah booth on the side street. Everything is write a letter and wait…no follow up on their part. I even wanted to speak to Br. Hakeem Olagiuan since my husband has had contact with him. Ultimately, it is what they want it to be and since I worked and went to school downtown it would have been easy for me to go there and pray and sit and read on some days, didn’t happen. Homeless sleep on the front steps at night, shared parking which is an agreement between them and other establishments. I am not sure I legally have any grounds to do anything regarding that – do you?

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