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Cambridge Khutbas Etc.
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In the Name of God the Source of Mercy and Compassion. May He bless His Beloved Messenger Muhammad and grant him abundant peace. This blog collects Muslim sermons (khutbas), talks and other resources (etc.) for anyone interested in Islam. Many of the sermons are by Sheikh Abdul Hakim Murad (a.k.a. T. J. Winter) of Cambridge University, hence the name.
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In the Name of God the Source of Mercy and Compassion. May He bless His Beloved Messenger Muhammad and grant him abundant peace. This blog collects Muslim sermons (khutbas), talks and other resources (etc.) for anyone interested in Islam. Many of the sermons are by Sheikh Abdul Hakim Murad (a.k.a. T. J. Winter) of Cambridge University, hence the name.
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Balance in the World
cambridge khutbas etc.
13 years ago
Balance in the World
Friday sermon (jum'ah khutba) - Sheikh Abdal Hakim Murad - Cambridge - June 2012 - 26mins 22secs Behold! in the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the alternation of Night and Day, - indeed there are signs for men of understanding.  Surah Al-Imran verse 190 The Sheikh began this beautiful khutba with the above verses that allude to one of the key activities we are commanded to partake in; fikr. This is not surface thought but deep reflection with the substance that makes up the core of man, variously described as the qalb, ruh, nafs or in this verse as the lubb. This translates as the core, or seed of the human being and as the Sheikh points out it needs to sprout and grow, but can only do so with the water of Divine remembrance. Part of this fikr is about contemplating creation, intuiting that the beauty in nature is not an end in and of itself but something that points to the Jameel. Just as everything praises and exalts the Creator, and states its absolute dependence on Him, human beings are likewise commanded to do the same; "the Source wants us to be part of this cosmic symphony". Unfortunately humanity has an ability to forget, ignore or manipulate the wonders of Creation. Changing the signposts or milestones is a serious offence in Sharia, and it is arguably an even more grievous offence when we tamper with the Signs of this world. Instead of reading the ayat of creation we plunder the earth's resources and treasures for a relative pittance. As the examples of 'Ad and Thamud show there is only a limited amount of time we are given before Allah's punishment is met for the violation of His creation and order. Picture taken in the Master's Garden, Selwyn College by the CKETC team Download this khutba Listen to this khutba (MP3, 24.2MB)
cambridge khutbas etc.
In the Name of God the Source of Mercy and Compassion. May He bless His Beloved Messenger Muhammad and grant him abundant peace. This blog collects Muslim sermons (khutbas), talks and other resources (etc.) for anyone interested in Islam. Many of the sermons are by Sheikh Abdul Hakim Murad (a.k.a. T. J. Winter) of Cambridge University, hence the name.