Eid al-Adha Sermon: A Day of Gratitude by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf

In this powerful Eid sermon, Shaykh Hamza Yusuf recounts the miraculous story of our father, Abraham, peace be upon him, which serves as an important reminder of our responsibility as the standard-bearers of God’s covenant with the believers.
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[@End_Zionism]

Mashallah. I wish Hamza Yusuf would post more frequently because I am fueled so much by his character, passion, and words. May Allah bless him and give him easy entry into Jannah. ❤

[@hushabyehum4805]

I pray we have more people like him come to prominence and influence in our Ummah for future generations

[@bebrave1622]

Me too. I came here with the intention to just hear the voice of Shaykh and to comment along the same line. I miss you Shaykh Hamza. I love you and my heart longs for your guidance and wisdom in this time. May Allah increase you and your loved ones.

[@rustamefendi1723]

Subhanallah....Allahuakbar ..

[@nabilabou9078]

BARAKA ALLAH FIKOM , may ALLAH BLESS Shaykh Hamza Yusuf, and put all his work in his balance of good deeds , I cant't thank you more for sharing your wisdom may ALLAH protect you and protect your beloved ones 🤲

[@chehrazadeesmey8399]

What a beautiful khutba masha Allah.

[@mumuzeze]

JazakAllah May Allah swt invite us to hajj while we are in good health. 🤲🏽

[@nav33d81i]

May Allah guide us all to the straight path with consistency.

[@OlsoNounas]

O Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, You are the Source of all blessings and guidance. We thank You for the precious gift of Islam, for the opportunity to turn to You in worship, and for the chance to be part of the Ummah of Your beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). We beseech You, O Allah, to grant us the wisdom to be grateful at all times, not just during special occasions, but throughout our lives. Help us to recognize Your presence in everything and to be humble, imitating the noble traits of the prophets and following their righteous path. As we reflect on the intensity of time and place in worship during Hajj and Ramadan, we seek Your forgiveness for any shortcomings and errors in our devotion. Grant us the opportunity to rectify any strained relationships with our families, for it is through unity and love that we strengthen the bonds within our Ummah. O Allah, just as Ibrahim called upon You and You answered his prayers by sending the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as the final messenger, we implore You to accept our supplications. We pray that You forgive our sins, heal our ailments, and ease the burdens of those in debt or facing tribulations. Guide us, O Allah, to understand the profound lessons of Hajj, where it serves as a preparation for our journey to the Hereafter. Make us steadfast in facing hardships with patience and gratitude, knowing that each trial is an opportunity for purification and growth. We beseech You, O Allah, to bless us with Your Mercy and increase us in goodness, knowledge, and righteousness. Strengthen our faith and devotion, and let us walk the straight path that leads us to Your pleasure and paradise. O Allah, we seek Your forgiveness for our mistakes and shortcomings. Grant us the strength to be content with Your decree and to trust in Your divine wisdom. Finally, O Allah, we ask You to bless the entire Ummah, guide those who are astray, and shower Your mercy upon us all. May we be among those whom our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) will be pleased to see on the Day of Judgment, and may we attain the highest levels of paradise. Ameen.

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ما شاء الله ربي يحفظك ويحميك ويبارك بك وبعائلتك آمين 🤲❤️

[@DrRussell]

Thank you for sharing this, such guidance is priceless.

[@arabianseagull]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@surgeonsway236]

Always great to listen to the Shykh❤.. If these lessons can be more frequent.. Love from Pakistan

[@mohdnorzaihar2632]

we are the people who experience @know these "miracles doa" of prophets Ibrahim..where we really been provided by "al kitab & al hikma

[@Heart.headed]

Salaam. Please forgive me. I just have to take a moment to appreciate the idea that our Master Abraham, in addition to being given the title: "The Father of Monotheism," he may also be: "The Father of Parkour." (Think: Post catapult landing 😎)