Aging Parents, Growing Kids & "Inshallah Next Year"

About this lecture

In this khutbah, Sheikh Omar Suleiman explores the concept of "expiring good deeds" — the idea that every blessing, circumstance, and relationship in our lives opens a unique window for worship that may never come again. Drawing on Quranic verses, prophetic hadith, and wisdom from the classical scholars, he outlines five categories of deeds that can expire: due to personal physical decline, changing life circumstances, the aging of loved ones around us, the passing of a communal need, and our own spiritual complacency. The lecture is a powerful call to urgency and intentionality in worship before those windows permanently close.