Tumbled Thoughts On American Muslim Life

Represent my brother!

The Battle of the Ditch: Relying on Allah

Very informative and insightful khutbah from brother Quaiser. We’re both graduates of Quba Institute’s khatib training program.

Jumu’ah Khutbah
12/21/2012 | Safar 7, 1434
Masjid Quba

The Muslims were successful in the Battle of The Trench because they relied on Allah, they respected each other’s role, knowledge and experience and they knew when to humble themselves.

Religious Dispatches – More Than A “Sin” Problem.

At least the weekend will be nice and sunny.

Really had me in tears. Choked up. What a brave, brave man. May God comfort Robbie Parker and all the Robbie Parkers and Emilie Parkers that were lost that day. Ya Rabb…

A short video on some reflections on the unbelievable acts in Newtown, Connecticut. Also see my article from a few years back on narrative, Storytelling. May God ease the grief and burden of those who lost so much that day.

Someone needs to give this brother some da’wah. But seriously, we need more intelligent and CREATIVE discourse like this coming from our end instead of protest.

Former ambassador Freeman makes a number of poignant observations, particularly about the corrupt American political system, especially our inability to balance a budget.

2012 Ella Collins Winter Retreat. Join me with Imam Suhaib Webb, Dr. Altaf Husain, Imam Ibrahim Abd Al Rahim, Khalid Latif, Shaykh AbdulNasr Jangda, Shaykh Muhammed Sayanvala, Shaykh Suheil Laher, Shaykh Taha Abdulbasser and many more. Bust most importantly, YOU!, on December 28-30 in Boston (pronounced ‘Baahstan’): http://ellacollinsinstitute.org/.

First Muhammad Ali, then Karim Abdul-Jabbar. Now the @AbdullahBros, Muslims in sports putting a human face to Islam. May God make their works successful.