Have you ever said “I want to kill myself. I am tired of living. I just want to die.” Listen to Mufti Menk’s advice.

Across the World many counties are in lock-down due to the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19), in this talk Dr. Mufti Abdur-Rahman will discuss how one can get the most out of this situation.

The current pandemic has upended nearly every aspect of the world we live in. But is it unprecedented? Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad, Dean of Cambridge Muslim College, shares his perspective on this humbling phenomenon, one which is not unfamiliar in our Islamic tradition. He also highlights the beauty and healing of our religious practice and provides helpful suggestions on how to remain connected as Muslims.

Mufti Menk reminds us of what Allah and Prophet Muhammad (s) said about heaelth and diseases.

There are always lessons we can learn from what we are witnessing around us. A believer always looks at the wisdom and tries to derive benefit from every single aspect around him.

In this khutba, Shaykh Yahya Rhodus focuses on one of the five most important devotions for spiritual development: cutting back on food. In today’s world, where desires are celebrated and obeyed, we need to be reminded of this profound act of devotion. Shaykh Yahya also lists the ten benefits of hunger, as mentioned by Imam al-Ghazali (may Allah have mercy on him).

As you grow older so do your responsibility and sometimes you become so busy that you forget about yourself. We all know the saying you can’t pour from an empty cup, take care of yourself first. Self-care doesn’t necessarily mean giving yourself a couple hours and relaxing by doing nothing. It could be a deed that you do in private that gives you a sense of self-gratification. Allah SWT tells us in Surat Ghafir verse 60 وَقَالَ رَبُّكُمُ ادْعُونِي أَسْتَجِبْ لَكُمْ And your Lord says, “Call upon Me; I will respond to you.” Something as small as pouring your heart out to Allah SWT can be so therapeutic and help you destress.

We are chasing the dunya without any depth and understanding of what is going on around use. We are constantly wasting our time without making productive and positive choices in our lives.

When we go to the halal butcher store to purchase meat, how do we know this meat is truly halal and tayyib the way Allah says in the Qur’an to consume meat?

Do we think before we speak? Do we take advantage of our health, young age, wealth, our free time and our life before Allah takes it all away?

Imam Zaid Shakir expounds on the crises of despair in society, impact on the Muslim community, and the cure for this disease. Khutbah given at Lighthouse Mosque, Oakland, CA. on 9-14-18.

Many regions around the world are not legalizing recreational use of marijuana. What will this mean for Muslims? What is the status of marijuana in Islam?

Prof. Sulayman Nyang discusses the history of Muslims engaging in recreational and entertainment activities in light of Islam throughout history.

Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad discusses the Prophetic practices that help keep the human body healthy. This talk was given in April at the Cambridge Muslim College Retreat 2017.

Shaykh Hasan Ali discusses how those who are dealing with a sinful addiction or any sins can overcome them and get on the correct path.

Hear Shaykha Rania Awaad M.D. speak about spirituality and mental health at the Islamic Center of Nashville.

Yasmin Mogahed discusses the stigma around seeking assistance for the health of the mind.

Shaykh Nuh discusses the importance of fitness in one’s life.

Shaykh Hamza Yusuf discusses Islam’s rich history with the field of medicine and how Muslims have had a dramatic effect on the field up to this present day.

Shaykh Hamza Yusuf discusses the many signs of the last days are already here and happening around the world today. He calls us to wake up and focus on our relationship with Allah.