Shaykh Abdullah returns to the UK after many years to implore the Muslims to reset their connection with the Creator of the Heavens and the Earth. In these times of great tribulation and upheaval, the Shaykh lays out a plan of action to recover our faith while holding on firm to the rope of Allah.

This talk was delivered on the main stage of the Global Peace and Unity Festival in London, England, on October 20, 2024.

Shaykh Abdullah shares ten steps to revive and strengthen yourself as the ummah suffers genocide and upheaval.

Lecture delivered during the MMC Convention 2024 at the Islamic Institute of Toronto.

Episode one of a new series about the life of the Prophet (ﷺ). Watch full episodes on the Islamic Institute of Toronto YouTube channel.

Shaykh Abdullah Hakim Quick delivers a Friday sermon at Taric Masjid in Toronto.

As the genocide and utter destruction continue. Shaykh Abdullah gives a historical reminder to the believers that this is not the first time such atrocities have occurred in that land. And yet, the Muslims have never given up.

The Shaykh delves deep into the harsh reality of oppression faced by Muslims in India.

From discriminatory policies to acts of violence and prejudice, Muslims in India often face systemic barriers that impede their social, economic, and political progress.

Note: This video aims to shed light on the oppression faced by Muslims in India and encourage meaningful dialogue. It is important to approach this topic with respect, empathy, and an open mind. Constructive comments and discussions are encouraged, while any form of hate speech or derogatory remarks will not be tolerated.

This Friday sermon was delivered at the Islamic Institute of Toronto. Learn more about the IIT at Islam.ca

In the episode, Shaykh Abdullah talks briefly about his recent trip to Morocco and then jumps straight into this week's topic. From Shaykh Google to Andrew Tate, the world of online dawah (propagation) is a minefield for the average new Muslim or truth seeker. The shaykh recounts some of his own first steps as a convert to Islam in his early 20s, his studies in the College of Dawah at the Islamic University of Madinah, and has some advice for those returning to the path in current times.

If you are a new Muslim, thinking about accepting Islam, or are a Muslim rediscovering your faith, Shaykh Abdullah has a weekly in-person and online class called The New Muslim Corner. It's completely free – use the link in the bio to register.