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Imam Naazim Gives Khutbah On Islam

This video presents a khutbah (sermon) by Imam Naazim, focusing on the true meaning of being a Muslim. He emphasizes that Islam is about actively seeking and submitting to Allah's peace, not just through verbal declaration but through consistent action and adherence to the Quran and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (4:11-7:00). Key points from the sermon include: • Active Submission: A Muslim is someone who actively submits to the will of Allah in all aspects of life. It's not a past state or a declaration, but a continuous effort (6:30-7:30). • The Quran as a Guide: The Imam highlights that the Quran is not just words but a protected message, light, and constitution. He quotes Aisha, who described Prophet Muhammad as a "walking Quran," stressing that Muslims must live by its teachings (8:27-9:40). • Avoiding Lip Service: The sermon strongly warns against merely claiming to be a Muslim without embodying the principles. It's about genuine submission, not just outward appearance or attending certain events (10:07-11:11). • Testing and Sincerity: Imam Naazim explains that Allah tests believers to distinguish the truthful from the liars. He gives examples of those who perform good deeds for worldly recognition rather than for Allah (11:14-12:25). • Major Sins and Accountability: The sermon addresses major sins like intoxicants, unlawful relations, and interest, stating that a true Muslim cannot ignore these prohibitions (12:27-12:46). Neglecting the five daily prayers is also highlighted as a serious deviation from Islam (12:49-13:05). • Prophet Muhammad's Example: The Imam stresses the importance of studying and living according to the life of Prophet Muhammad (13:11-13:12). He also warns against openly committing major sins, as this can lead to unforgiveness (15:16-16:09). • Rights of a Fellow Muslim: The Imam details six rights that Muslims owe to each other, including greeting, accepting invitations, offering good advice, visiting the sick, and attending funerals (16:34-18:27). • The Story of Prophet Ayoub (Job): The sermon concludes with the story of Prophet Ayoub, illustrating his unwavering patience and submission to Allah despite severe trials (24:00-32:15). This story serves as a powerful example of enduring tests with sincerity and holding onto faith. The Imam emphasizes that trials are inevitable for Muslims to prove their truthfulness (18:35-19:54).