50. “Can I Go to Therapy Even if I'm Muslim?”...

In this week's khutbah, at the Islamic Association of Greater Detroit, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan draws a parallel between video games and real life, highlighting the stark differences in outcomes despite similar efforts. In video games, following a set of rules consistently leads to ...  Show more

In this Khutbah, Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan explains the opening verses of Surah As-Saf, which was revealed after the second major military engagement of the Muslims: the Battle of Uhud. He discusses how Allah loves people who are disciplined and how the Muslims lost at Uhud due to t ...  Show more

Are your good deeds truly for Allah, or could hidden intentions be holding you back? What if even your sadaqah is tainted by desire, and your hopes for Jannah rest on shaky ground? Join Sh. Hassan Elwan with Dr. Omar Suleiman and Sh. Abdullah Oduro as they explore juz 10 of the Q ...  Show more

We often associate Ramadan with seeking closeness to God, which is its aim. A believer abstains from food and drink in the daylight hours to commit themselves to Allah. We draw closer to him through worships and good deeds and this is a month of charity. Muslims give more in this ...  Show more

Bait ul Maqdis – the sacred precinct in Palestine - is a blessed place in Islam – but today, we have downplayed maybe its centrality to what it means to a believer. From my last conversation with Dr Khalid El-Awaisi – where he controversially said that al Aqsa and these blessed l ...  Show more

In this new episode, we dive into the struggles of managing anger, dealing with oppression, and balancing worldly responsibilities while staying connected to our Deen. Life can often feel overwhelming—whether it's controlling emotions, witnessing injustice, or juggling studies, w ...  Show more