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In this powerful Islamic reminder, we reflect on the wisdom of **Luqman (AS)** as mentioned in the Qur’an and the deep lessons he gave to his son about faith, parenting, gratitude, and the importance of treating parents with respect.This reminder highlights how Allah سبحانه وتعالى specifically preserved the advice of Luqman (AS) in the Qur’an to teach us the foundation of strong faith, strong character, and strong family values.It also explains how many of us only realize the value of our parents when it becomes too late, and how Islam places the highest importance on kindness, obedience, and gratitude toward parents.This talk is not just about parenting, it is about building a connection with Allah through love, discipline, mercy, and responsibility within the family.📌 **What You Will Learn*** Who Luqman (AS) was in Islam* Why Allah mentioned Luqman’s advice in the Qur’an* The first and most important lesson for children (Tawheed)* Why parents hold the highest status after Allah* The emotional reality of parent-child relationships* Why children stop listening to their parents* The importance of gratitude and respect in Islam* How actions toward parents affect your life and akhirah* Practical Islamic lessons for family life🎤 **About the Speaker**This Islamic reminder is shared to help us reflect on the Qur’anic wisdom of Luqman (AS) and apply these timeless lessons in our daily lives, relationships, and faith.🔗 **Support the Work**If this reminder benefited you, please support ISRA Foundation:👉 Support ISRA Foundation — Make a Difference https://israfoundation.com/support📍 **ISRA Foundation**930 W. Parker Rd. Suite 530 Plano, TX 75075 https://israfoundation.com Follow @israfoundation💬 **Comment Below**What is the biggest lesson you learned from the advice of Luqman (AS)?#LuqmanAS #IslamicReminder #ParentsInIslam #QuranReminder #IslamicLecture #ISRAFoundation #Deen #Jannah #Islam00:00 He Chose Wisdom Over Prophethood00:30 Introduction to Luqman (AS) in the Qur’an02:00 Why Good Parents Sometimes Fail Their Children06:15 Why Children Stop Listening to Their Parents11:30 The Painful Reality You Realize Too Late18:00 First Lesson: Teach Tawheed Before Everything23:30 The Greatest Right After Allah — Parents30:00 Emotional Story of Parenting and Sacrifice38:30 Your Jannah Is Connected to Your Parents

In this powerful Islamic reminder, Imam Adil Khan talks about the "Signs of the Day of Judgment (Qiyamah)" that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ told us about.He explains how time is passing quickly, how people are moving away from good values, and how there is chaos and injustice in the world today. This talk helps us understand how these signs relate to what we see around us.This is not only about the end times. It is also a reminder for every Muslim to make their faith stronger, care for others, protect humanity, and remember Allah in daily life.The talk also gives simple lessons on how to remember Allah in everyday moments, even while driving, dealing with stress, or facing problems in life.📌 What You Will Learn Signs of the Day of Judgment in IslamSigns of Qiyamah we may be seeing todayWhy belief in the Last Day is importantHow society is changing before QiyamahThe importance of speaking against injusticeHow to raise children with Islamic valuesSimple ways to remember Allah every dayPractical lessons for daily life🎤 About the SpeakerImam Adil Khan shares a meaningful Islamic reminder based on the Qur’an and Sunnah, with lessons that can help in everyday life.🔗 Stay ConnectedSubscribe for more Islamic reminders: / @israfoundationSupport ISRA: https://israfoundation.com/supportEvents: https://www.israfoundation.com/eventsWebsite: https://israfoundation.comFollow @israfoundation📍 ISRA HQ930 W. Parker Rd. Suite 530Plano, TX 75075💬 Comment BelowWhich part of this reminder touched your heart the most?#DayOfJudgment #Qiyamah #SignsOfQiyamah #IslamicReminder #ImamAdilKhan #ISRAFoundation #JummahKhutbah #Islam

📖 Hikmah (Wisdom) in Sūrah Luqmān What does real wisdom mean in Islam? In this Tafsīr of Sūrah Luqmān, Mufti Wasim Khan explains the beautiful advice of Luqman the Wise, whose words Allah (SWT) preserved in the Qur’an for guidance for all of humanity. This lecture is not just history, it is real life guidance. It helps us understand how to live with faith, deal with family, stay humble, avoid distractions, and stay close to Allah in today’s world.If you are a parent, student, or someone trying to improve your life and strengthen your faith, this talk is for you. 📌 What You Will Learn What Hikmah (wisdom) really means in IslamThe Qur’an as a source of guidance and wisdomHow parents should raise children with faith and purposeImportance of humility and good characterHow to avoid pride, arrogance, and distractions of dunya Lessons from Allah’s creation and signs How Luqman’s advice applies to our life today ⏳ Timestamps 0:00 – Introduction to Sūrah Luqmān 02:45 – Why Luqman was given wisdom 06:15 – Faith and parents 12:30 – Salah and good deeds 18:50 – Humility in speech and actions 25:10 – Reflections on Allah’s signs 32:40 – Final thoughts 🎤 About the Speaker Mufti Wasim Khan is an Islamic scholar who explains the Qur’an in a simple and practical way so it can be applied in daily life. 🔗 Stay Connected Subscribe for more Tafsīr https://www.youtube.com/@israfoundation Support ISRA https://israfoundation.com/support Events https://www.israfoundation.com/events Website https://israfoundation.com Follow @israfoundation 📍 ISRA HQ930 W. Parker Rd. Suite 530 Plano, TX 75075 💬 Comment Below Which lesson from Luqman’s advice impacted you the most? We would love to hear your thoughts. #SurahLuqman #QuranTafsir #IslamicWisdom #MuftiWasimKhan #Hikmah #ISRAFoundation #IslamicReminder #QuranReflection #Faith #Islam

What did the Prophet ﷺ say would happen before the Hour? In this Jumuʿah Khutbah, Br. Bilal walks through a narration mentioning many of the signs of the end of times and explains how believers should respond. Rather than despair, these signs should push us toward hope, repentance, family protection, stronger ṣalāh, and a deeper connection with Allāh ﷻ.

In this episode of Coffee and Shaykhs, Imam Adil Khan and Shaykh Kashif Siddiqui reflect on growing up Muslim in non-Muslim environments, facing peer pressure, and learning how to practice Islam with confidence. From school and sports to college, work, and public life, this conversation highlights the importance of identity, conviction, and carrying Islam with dignity and good character.

We continue the Tafsīr of Sūrah Yasīn from verse 29, reflecting on how Allāh ﷻ can erase nations with a single command and how one trial can shake an entire life. This episode explores the warning against mocking the dīn, the rise and fall of empires, and the powerful signs in creation: dead land revived, gardens and provision, and the balance of the sun and moon in their precise orbits.

In this Jumuʿah khutbah, Mufti Wasim Khan reminds us that we are never too far from the mercy of Allāh ﷻ. Through the story of Mūsā (ʿalayhi al-salām) and the hidden sinner whose sincere tawbah brought rain, we learn that Allāh covers His servants, especially when they return to Him.

In this first episode of the Tafsīr series on Sūrah Yāsīn, Mufti Wasim Khan explores the powerful opening of the sūrah and the moving story of the man who came “from the farthest end of the city” running to support the truth.This session reflects on sincerity, service, following the Sunnah, and how even someone unknown in this world can be honored eternally by Allāh ﷻ. A reminder that our footsteps, our efforts, and our care for the Ummah are all written.

In this episode of Coffee and Shaykhs (Week 1), Mufti Wasim Khan and Imam Adil Khan discuss the reality of rizq, barakah, and how spiritual success begins long before ṣalāh — it starts with wuḍūʾ and intention.We often ask Allāh ﷻ for more wealth, more comfort, and more success. But the real duʿā’ isn’t for more — it’s for barakah in what we already have. Through reflections on wuḍūʾ, the footsteps of Bilāl رضي الله عنه in Jannah, the meaning of renewing īmān, and the importance of staying connected to scholars and sacred knowledge, this conversation reminds us that quality outweighs quantity in every aspect of life.

In this first Jumuʿah of Ramadān, Mufti Wasim Khan reminds us that this month is the season of Allāh’s giving and it’s shaped by the Qur’ān. Through powerful stories and practical examples, he explains how reciting with reflection brings barakah, how the Qur’ān becomes a source of light in our lives, and why we must move beyond surface-level reading. Build a daily connection with the Qur’ān, recite, understand, and let it transform you.

With the arrival of Ramadān, we’re entering the season of Allāh’s ﷻ immense forgiveness, when mercy is at its peak and repentance is welcomed. Mufti Wasim Khan highlights practical ways to elevate your Ramadān: come early to the masjid to multiply reward, fast beyond just “not eating” by avoiding sin and controlling the nafs, and keep your ifṭār simple so your worship stays strong. We’re encouraged to build a focused Ramadān schedule (Qurʾān, duʿāʾ, ṣalāh, service), fight procrastination, and treat each day like it could be our last. The message closes with a call to make Ramadān masjid-centered, reduce distractions (food, sleep, phone, idle talk), and take advantage of the community programs happening throughout the month.

As Ramadān draws near, Shaykh Omar Ḥusain reminds us that there is no such thing as “too many” reminders to prepare for this blessed month. The khuṭbah focuses on building the right mindset—having a good opinion of Allāh ﷻ, approaching Ramadān as an opportunity (not a burden), and staying optimistic through trust in Allāh’s decree. Shaykh also emphasizes making our relationship with the Qurʾān more active and consistent, so its impact continues beyond the month. Finally, he calls us to be intentional with food—reducing excess, avoiding waste, choosing what supports worship, and making practical adjustments that help us maximize Ramadān.

In this final majlis before Ramadān, we conclude our reflections on Sūrah Nūḥ and prepare our hearts for the blessed month ahead. This session explores Allāh’s call to repentance and the powerful reminder that no one is ever too far from His forgiveness. We reflect on how Allāh creates people in different stages, with unique strengths and tests, and how every burden placed upon us is one we are capable of carrying, especially when we turn back to Him. The lecture concludes with lessons from Prophet Nūḥ’s (ʿalayhi al-salām) duʿā’ and a reminder that supplication is powerful and always answered, so we must be mindful of what we ask Allāh for.We have a full lineup of Ramadān programs and events designed to help you maximize the month. View all upcoming programs at:https://www.israfoundation.com/events

In this Jumuʿah Khuṭbah, Br. ʿAbdurraḥman Khan reminds us that every blessing we experience,from health and time to simply reaching the masjid, is a gift from Allāh ﷻ. As Ramadan approaches, we are called to reflect: will we open this divine gift, or let it pass by unopened?The khuṭbah centers on a powerful Qurʾānic reminder from Sūrah al-Baqarah: Allāh ﷻ is near and responds to the one who calls upon Him. Ramadan is not just about fasting, it is an invitation to respond to Allāh, to renew our relationship with Him through duʿā’, sincerity, and humility.

In this episode, we focus on Nūḥ’s (ʿalayhi al-salām) words: calling his people night and day, and how people respond when truth confronts their ego by avoiding, deflecting, and “covering their ears.”We also explore a major lesson for our times: daʿwah isn’t only speeches, it’s your integrity, your identity, and your character in public and private.