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Khutbah: Embracing Our Youth by Abdul Nasir Jangda(4)

August 6, 2010

Khutbah given by Abdul Nasir Jangda in Dallas: “With the much needed surge of youth oriented activities in Muslim communities and Masajid, we need to make sure we prepare ourselves to embrace troubled youth and not hold their past against them”

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Pray In Accordance to the Sunnah: Muslim Women Protest Against Marginalization

“Do not prevent the maidservants of God from the mosques of God” (Hadith). What we have to understand is that women are not prevented from praying in the mosque only by words, but also when they are not afforded reasonable access. The female companions of the Prophet (S) enjoyed this access during his lifetime. In order to open doors of spiritual opportunity for our sisters, it is, therefore, sometimes necessary to put aside our preferences.

Bayyinah Institute: First Full Time Classical Arabic On-Campus Program in the US

Alhamdulillah, Bayyinah is proud to introduce the DREAM program – a ten month long, full time, powerful Arabic program that is to provide students in the United States an opportunity to obtain a high level of Arabic education without having to travel abroad; a level that before this program has long been an unfulfilled dream.

Outside the Box: A Beautiful Jumu’ah

The Friday after my Penalty Box post was published, I went to salat’l-jumu’ah at a hotel. The usual space was reduced by a third due to a scheduling conflict with another group’s event. I wish I had a better picture to show you because despite the impromptu nature of the setup, it was one of the best setups that I’ve ever experienced. I was struck by a few things that made my heart overflow with thankfulness and happiness and my eyes overflow with tears:


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