How should Muslim's respond when the Muslim world is fractured by divisions, injustice prevails, and suffering?

Let's join the sheik and reflect on our collective responsibilities and the critical importance of our Ummah. Through the reminder of the hadith of Rasulullah (ﷺ), let's offer hope, not fear, and to make solutions accessible rather than burdensome.

While the ongoing atrocities in Gaza, Sudan and other Muslim lands persist, we need some meaningful action rooted in the commands of Allah(swt).

Are we truly working toward the solution that Islam commands?

What does true leadership look like in a world overwhelmed by self-interest and power struggles?

Let's reflect on what it means to lead from the Islamic perspective.

Are we living up to the standards set by our predecessors, or have we strayed?

Join the sheik as he prepares us to question, reflect, and be inspired by what leadership is in Islam.

In the face of suffering in Gaza, Sudan, and beyond, it's time to ask ourselves:

Are we truly embodying the guidance of Islam in our lives?

While we recite Al-Fatihah every day, do we genuinely reflect on its meaning?

Where are we seeking solutions to our personal and global problems?

Join this conversation with the sheik to explore how we can return to Islam’s guidance in all aspects of life and revive the role Allah(swt) has ordained.

Are we ready to rise to this responsibility?

Join the speaker as he reframes the Hijrah—not just as a historical milestone, but as a revolutionary shift that marked the establishment of Islam as a comprehensive system.

Let’s examine how this pivotal event contrasts sharply with our current reliance on non-Islamic systems and concepts like wakala (power of attorney).

Are we living up to the essence of Hijrah in our modern choices?

Let’s reassess our direction and seek a profound understanding of our actions from an Islamic perspective to reconnect firmly with Islam and the lessons of the Seerah.

Why is it that we, as Muslims, we have come to view our Deen with a secular lens, accepting Islam as a personal path but turning elsewhere for answers on governance, justice, and societal solutions?

As our Ummah faces relentless oppression and genocide, in Gaza and beyond, now is the moment to confront this divide.

Join the Sheikh as we rediscover and apply Islam’s comprehensive guidance, inspiring both individual and collective actions to establish true justice that comes only from Islam.

Why is it that we, as Muslims, have come to view our Deen with a secular lens, accepting Islam as a personal path but turning elsewhere for answers on governance, justice, and social solutions—even as our Ummah suffers relentless oppression and genocide in Gaza and beyond?

Now is the moment to confront that divide, to identify how we can restore Islam’s all-encompassing guidance and apply it to save the Ummah and the rest of humanity.

Join the Sheikh in this urgent call Islam comprehensively to bring absolute justice to the world.

For over a year, we've watched a relentless genocide unfold in Gaza as our leaders remain complicit in silence.

On the Day of Judgment, when the mothers, fathers, and children of Gaza confront us, demanding why we stood by as they suffered, what will we our answer?

Join the speaker in this urgent discussion on the solution our Ummah needs—one that empowers us to respond with conviction, justice, and a path toward dignity for our Ummah.

We’ve witnessed a year of suffering in Gaza without action. We have allowed our limbs to be severed, our unity dismantled, and our leadership – to stand complicit in betrayal!

How can Muslims, with our vast numbers & resources, stand idle as our brothers and sisters are murdered?

What will be our answer to Allah(swt) and the mothers, fathers, and the children of Gaza grab us by the neck on the Day of Judgment and demand,

“What did you do for us?”

Join the speaker about the solution our Ummah desperately needs—a powerful call that will ignite hope, challenge complacency, and remind us of our responsibility to Muslims suffering in Gaza and around the globe.