 Ramadan and Qur'anic Reflections Releases
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- Ramadan 1420 AH Friday Sermons
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- 2-18-00
- Ahmed El-Gabalawi
- Receiving the next millennium
(14.4 KBPS)
Receiving the next millennium (28.8 KBPS - G2)
Recorded on December 31, 1999, this khutba has some important lessons
for improving interpersonal relationships.
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- 1-14-00
- Dr. Maher Hathout
- Self
Assessment After Ramadan (14.4 KBPS)
Self Assessment After Ramadan (28.8 KBPS - G2)
Ramadan was a time of sacrifice and purification. How well did
you do?
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- 12-24-99
- Dr. Hassan Hathout
- Ramadan Knowledge (14.4 KBPS)
Ramadan Knowledge (28.8 KBPS - G2)
Important information about fasting during Ramadan.
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- 12-10-99
- Abdel Hameed Youness
- Free Choice,
Fasting, and Ramadan (14.4 KBPS)
Free Choice, Fasting, and Ramadan
(28.8 KBPS - G2)
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- 12-03-99
- Dr. Maher Hathout
- Last Ramadan
(14.4 KBPS)
Last Ramadan (28.8 KBPS - G2)
What we should have learned from last Ramadan.
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- Ramadan 1419 AH Friday Sermons
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- 01-22-99
- Abdel Hameed Youness
- The Foremost (14.4 KBPS)
The Foremost (28.8 KBPS - G2)
Allah says that people will be divided into three groups, one
of which is the "foremost". How do we join that group?
- 01-15-99
- Dr. Hassan Hathout
- Allah's Banquet on Earth (14.4 KBPS)
Allah's Banquet on Earth (28.8 KBPS - G2)
Through the Qur'an, Allah has invited mankind to the greatest
banquet possible: to enjoin good and forbid evil. This is an invitation that Muslims
can not refuse if they are to be successful.
- 01-01-99
- Dr. Maher Hathout
- Second Half of Ramadan (14.4 KBPS)
Second Half of Ramadan (28.8 KBPS - G2)
As we approach the second half of Ramadan, Muslims should
remember others in their Dua' (supplications to Allah) and in their deeds.
- 12-04-98
- Dr. Maher Hathout
- Subject of the Qur'an (14.4 KBPS)
Subject of the Qur'an (28.8 KBPS)
In preparation for the blessed month of Ramadan, people should
let the Qur'an change their lives.
- Daily Tafseer (Qur'anic reflections)
- In this section, each day of Ramadan contains a reflection on one thirtyth part of the
Qur'an. Click on the number for the day of the month below to hear that corresponding part
of the Qur'an.
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- Ramadan 1418 AH Friday Sermons
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- Important: 1997 was a special year because it saw the
start of Ramadan twice: Friday, January 10, 1997
and Wednesday, December 31, 1997.
These dates corresponded to 1417AH and 1418AH
of the Islamic calendar. This is possible because the Islamic calendar is based on a
lunar year while the Gregorian calendar is solar and is 11 days longer. In the
lectures below, please note which Islamic year you are listening to in order to avoid
confusion regarding the dates of the lectures.
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- 01-30-98
- Ahmed El-Gabalawi
- Ramadan's last week(14.4 kbps or
better)
- Lessons for the Ummah as Ramadan comes to a close.
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- 01-02-98
- Dr. Maher Hathout
- Qur'an as Ramadan's Centerpiece
(14.4 kbps or better)
- Understanding the Qur'an and using it to shape our behavior is
central to Ramadan's message.
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- Ramadan 1417AH Friday Sermons
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- 02-23-97
- Dr. Maher Hathout
- Reflections on the Eid 1417AH (14.4
kbps or better)
- This Khutba provides four points of reflection concerning Eid
Al-Fitr (The Celebration of Fastbreaking) . (new recording).
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- 02-03-97
- Br. Ahmed El-Gabalawy
- Ramadan's Message (14.4 kbps or
better)
- Remembering Ramadan's true meaning. (new recording).
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- 01-26-97
- Dr. Hassan Hathout
- Ramadan and Self-Restraint (14.4
kbps or better)
- This khutba discusses the importance and blessing of
self-restraint. (new recording)
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- 01-12-97
- Dr. Maher Hathout
- The Start of Ramadan 1417AH (14.4
kbps or better)
- This year, the first day of the blessed month of Ramadan 1417AH
falls on a Friday January 10, 1997. As a result, the first day's activities symbolizes the
complete Islamic way of life. (new recording)
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