Uphold Justice - Khutbah by Nouman Ali Khan

This khutbah was given at Islamic Center of Southlake on 7/8/2016.
The consequences of rampant injustice in a society are dire. Nouman Ali Khan points out in his discussion of ayat from Surat An-Nisaa and Al-Ma’eda that such injustice perpetuates the cycle of death and leads to more hatred, violence, crime and tension. On the contrary, as Allah describes, when just retribution is implemented without bias or double standards stemming from unrestricted love or hate, life happens. These are universal principles that appeal to the whole of humanity not just Muslims.
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[@hebagouda7212]

For me, you represent hope. Hope that there are still beautiful and genuine hearts in this troubled world. Cant thank God enough i came across your lectures. Keep inspiring us. Never stop..

[@mak6371]

non-Muslims can start from 2:33 . The English lecture starts at that point. Share with your friends.

[@ShoaibKhan2022]

Thank you

[@aldodervishi5918]

Do not say non-muslims brother, say “those who do not know arabic” since there are many non-arabic muslims. Allah bless you

[@MissH1982]

One of the most compelling lectures I have heard in a long long time. Indeed I wish all of humanity would listen to these words and apply it in our lives. To do justice in all parts of our lives, a reminder to myself first.

[@Thatrandomdude6]

Subhanallah Allah SWT truly created the perfect book and the perfect system of life. The right answers lie all in Islam, how I wish all the world could see your lectures and videos Ustadh. Please keep spreading the truth!

[@oumaima353]

it has become my dream to attend your khutba or any lessons you give. I'm gonna save money for plane tickets and inchallah someday I'll be listening among the audience.

[@MultiB87]

take me too with u please😃

[@sallysmith4700]

+Bushra L hey me three!

[@MultiB87]

+Sally Smith 😂

[@dzhovidsaliev7425]

Brother Nouman Ali Khan May Allah Subhannahu va Taa'la protect you and your family, and also may He Subhannahu va Taa'la increase your hassanats. This jumma khutba was addressing my problem, and I'm so grateful to Allahu Subhanahu Taa'la that I found your lectures as part of my rizq.

[@peacefulsymphony5251]

May Allah 'azza wa jal bless you for maintaining your steadfastness and spreading it among humanity jazak ALLAH khayr

[@shimff6471]

A most wanted lecture.... Alhamdhulillah!

[@safurasalam]

just when I thought non-black Muslims we're going to continue to be silent on this issue, NAK saves the day and restores my faith in the potential of the ummah.

[@lonesomedovepk]

Ummah is corrupted only cause of corrupted leaders through out the world.period.

[@lonesomedovepk]

As per authentic prophet pbuh sayings (someone correct me if I'm wrong ) ummah will be destroyed when they abandon their FIRST chain link JUSTICE, last chain link they will abandon will be prayer.

[@megapad100]

what? I'm from London and we are well aware and support your struggle even though most of us aren't even aware that their is a lot of black muslims in USA.

[@safurasalam]

megapad100 I saw in the news that you have your own chapter of Black Lives Matter and I was really excited to see it and hear all of the positivity coming from our cuzins. In fact I have several blood cuzins who are Londoners. Lol. Unfortunately many non-black muslims in the USA remain silent and invisible whenever issues regarding Black people come up. Its as if they don't realise that they too can be subjected to the same brutality no matter how much money they make or how law abiding they are. They only seem to remember injustices against foreign muslims and non- black muslims in the US. Its sad really. But yeah, spread the word nearly 40% of muslims in the US are BLACK!

[@ZahraAmina]

+Safura Salam This Khutbah has been long over due, Imams Omar Suleiman and Suhaib Webb have been consistent allies and inshallah more non-black muslims will follow their example.

[@LK-sk2wv]

Allah humma barik, I love how Nouman words everything.

[@shannonsaymaz3360]

Too much negativity on facebook. Rather watch this here on KZbin. Yes, Justice begins with our personal lives and within our families and spreads outwards. I got chills when he said how wives or husbands can do wrong by each other by putting their parents ahead of their spouse. I know this first hand. We have to show respect and honor to our parents but sometimes it is like they become" god like" figures. And the adult child can never say no to "Mommy" because mom is old and can die of an heart attack on the spot... lol. The parents influence the relationship so much they strangled it, That no matter how much original love was there it just can't breath. Just sickens me how many families ruined by egos and injustice between family members. Everyone is to blame. Either we do the injustice or we are silent to it . May Allah protect the first unit of society our families. We should all do a self evaluation on where we could improve on this area of justice.

[@SADIKUR_RAHMAN89]

Thank you for eazy way explaining Quran to us. May Allah give you(Also all of us) more knowledge and wisdom. Ya Allah give us the wisdom and strength to represent Islam.

[@husseinhassan8453]

Jazak Allah khair i needed this khutbah and may Allah swt restore and keep love in the hearts of the God fearing brothers & Sisters in the umhmar: Alhumdullilah.

[@tafsiirquran]

الله يحفظك يا اخي من كل سوء. ويبارك في العلم،اللهم زدنا العلم.امني يا رب العالمين.

[@naheedusmani6233]

So well explained. Jazak Allah Khair

[@truthprevails5529]

Excellent Khutbah!

[@tahminalaskar6325]

I can stand in front of Allah and say I did right.

[@supersayain48]

4 years later and still relevant as ever

[@mansuromar6425]

I think it was given on July 8th. Justice indeed, great and timely khutbah. Muslims know that #blacklivesmatter as well which is what steered me to Islam. jazakAllahu khayr

[@sumaiyashaikh1942]

Ustad nauman we love and respect you a lot, May Allah bless you.

[@wassupinc2918]

I love the words you speak at the beginning before you begin the kutbah...almost sounds like poetry

[@zainabahmed9212]

Wallah that lectures touches all human beings in every sector. May Allah answer your dua's ustadh

[@amd5057]

This is the solution to all our problems , in the political domain, society, in all the aspects of our existence, all ulamau warassatul ambiyau, nouman u in the right place, may Allah accepte it for u & give u long life so the ummat will benefit from it ahmin

[@adeleislay3292]

may Allah give you health!

[@zarminadogar1582]

may Allah preserve ustadh nouman 🍀🍃

[@bergliotaminahrolsdorph7615]

May الله Bless and Protect him. . inspired. .

[@noorsaadeh]

Ameen! Phenomenal masha Allah.

[@youzulf]

Excellent khutbah, thanks for sharing.

[@naziakhan4930]

Subhanallah awesome lecture..and a great lesson to learn

[@violetrosie]

So relevant and important, thank you so much.

[@irtizahasan3537]

Great khutbah from Bro. Nouman as always

[@drusmanbakari3492]

جزاك الله خيرا

[@paulrosumenko450]

Thank you

[@archivalfootage1]

Truth my brother

[@fatimazainab5sz]

alhumdulilah

[@khan_sadat]

Allah Akbar! Mashaallah

[@commerceeducare1399]

your way of giving speach is really awesome

[@eyadafify9018]

perfect kotbah

[@ohshmikis]

I love u man..mashallah..

[@nonozebra4196]

jazakallah khair

[@ExoHazzy]

I don't know if this is a sin but turn on captions during the starting dua, I'm dying here reading that.

[@amorshed]

Jazakallah

[@polaris.spacex.event24]

12:00

[@afnanshaikh5311]

Ma Sha Allah

[@JihadAbdulMalik]

As Salamu alaikum, Subhan Allah! Very good.

[@yhassan2483]

we need Arabic subtitles for all your khotb, please

[@NaseemKhan-lh7ln]

Mashallah bro nauman v first hv to do a self analysis wer do v stand. May allah mk us a responsible ummah.. Ameen

[@kaneezfatima3941]

which are the two aayat's that he explained about justice?

[@hannanatalisa3282]

An-Nisaa (4): 135 Al-Baqarah (2): 179

[@dukhtarkhala]

Salam brother Nouman, in your last lecture of Sura al-Baqarah in the month of Ramadan you mentioned that you will continue with the lectures. I have been visiting the page since and haven't seen any new post/ lecture of the rest of the surah. I would like to know if it is posted somewhere else. Thanks

[@AsadUllah-ez3pe]

JazakAllah wa BarakAllah .. Hope brother doesn't pay for the subtitles as sometimes it gets exactly opposite to what he says. For instance @23:56

[@mscmize]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@princemujahid7256]

Salam

[@Muharrem069]

please with TURKISH OR GERMAN SUBTITLE

[@sallysmith4700]

How do we make it like that:/?

[@sametkayam202]

If there is a student of Noman Ali Khan here can you tell me where can I follow his khutbahs or conferences etc. I am in the USA for a few months and I'd like to see him alive and talk to him inshaallah thank you.

[@saba78666]

He lives in Dallas, Texas.

[@sametkayam202]

+saba78666 How do I know if there is a upcoming conference or something in NY

[@HM-yv9xk]

which ayah is he talking about??

[@ranakaram8981]

guys, how can i contact dr.nouman ? is there any Email?

[@91wado]

you can contact him through his facebook official page m.facebook.com/noumanbayyinah/?tsid=0.6618816016951212&source=typeahead

[@caybardagi1878]

please translate to turkish

[@NoorKhanNY]

In America there is a crime victim compensation program for if such a tragedy falls upon you. As for the family being able to decide whether the murdered just get the death penalty or not, I feel because of their bias they cannot make a rational decision. It will be purely based on emotion. And would the death of the person really bring them comfort? NAK talks about the interviews with victims family when the murderer comes out after x number of years, but what about the victims families who say the death penalty brought no consolation? Killing the murder won't bring your loved one back. It's a terrible thing to have happened, but I don't know if the death penalty is viable in society today. I'd think having to live knowing you've murdered someone is a much greater punishment than the death penalty. Maybe you can argue well to do murderers get in nice jails or serve shorter sentences, but then we can talk about those being society problems, not that we should just have them be killed because then they won't have an opportunity to live comfortably in prison.

[@fullthrottlealways]

January 2017, remember that date. All this shit ends.

[@laghdessabdeladim5912]

Give constructive critiques

[@commerceeducare1399]

sir I want to be like you

[@AM-cf5zn]

How you stand in front of the Killer of your familly with solid proof that he is the killer but justice chose to let him free because he is White powerful rich man. Should i be a shahid and take justice or let Allah give justice ?

[@Aaroncadwell]

What happened

[@dr.afreenrazvi6]

Great khutbah. huge fan but this appearance of a man of a grown moustache and trimmed beard is NOT the Ustadh Khan I knew of. something has changed in him i cant put my finger on it but it doesn't feel right.

[@parkerflop]

well, don't talk on KZbin, stay silent and make dua for him. what is talking bad going on a KZbin channel going to do?

[@sankara5958]

May Allah guide you to wish only duah for others......

[@dr.afreenrazvi6]

+Ashraf Ahmed I didn't mean to insult him or something but when I noticed this, I went through the comments and I noticed how nobody has mentioned it because Ustadh Khan has gone upto the level of idealization that people will copy him no matter what he'll do. like even if he would wear a blue shirt to a khutbah some of us would wear Blue too just because he wore it. so I thought of pointing out for those of us who have blindly idealised that amongst all the things he does right , don't copy this one thing he is doing . that's it. I'm not backbiting or sending hate on him or anything.

[@sankara5958]

+Dentists AllTheWaY I can tell you are a good person. We should follow none but our messengers (s.m). Keep that in mind even when it comes to expressing his own opinion, he might be wrong. May Allah guide us all and give NAK a long life to continue his Byiena mission.

[@denev96ds]

what the fuck is wrong with you all?? Judging someone from his beard? are you serious? did u even listen to him? growing beard isn't an obbligation, where are you from? dont be sheep and start thinking with your brain, you are what is wrong with the ummah, JUST THINK

[@basimwynnsalahuddin8679]

What has happened is that he is following the Quran and Sunnah. How can he tell us to obey Allah Azzawajal when his face is clean as a woman's? The beard is the jijab of the man. Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said, grow the beard and trim the moustache. It's not just the sunnah, it's mandatory for the man who is able to grow it. May. Allah Azzawajal forgive us our sins and guide us to the straight way. May Allah Azzawajal grant us good in this life and the next and protect us from the blazing fire. Ameen.

[@don33l21]

you have have more ignorance then knowledge

[@basimwynnsalahuddin8679]

Allah Azzawajal knows best.

[@ahmedw5]

But he has a beard.... But i agree he must trim mustache.

[@denev96ds]

stop being a sheep, man have to be clean too! Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) liked perfumes and always used miswak. There should be beard but it isnt an obbligation so you are totally wrong, you would be so dumb to judge someone from his beard, you are what is wrong with the ummah, JUST THINK.

[@mak6371]

non-Muslims can start from 2:33 . The English lecture starts at that point. Share with your friends.

[@ohmyafy]

Slight correction: Not all Muslims understand Arabic, nor are all Arabic speaking people are Muslim. Regardless, many thanks for the heads up, I'm a Malaysian Muslim and I myself don't understand what was said by Ustadh Nouman in the beginning.

[@AbiGodinha]

Also convert Muslims can start there :)

[@YourGirlsMusic]

جزاك الله خيرا