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The Persecuted Ummah

Rohingya, Uyghurs, Kashmir, Bosnia: Muslims the world forgets.

10 khutbahs

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  1. When the Example Comes from Kashmir

    Discover why the Friday khutbah must reclaim its spiritual, educational, and political role in defending Islamic values and denouncing injustices.

  2. Rohingya: The Forgotten Genocide

    Seven years after the Rohingya genocide, hundreds of thousands of Muslims are still living in refugee camps. A reminder of the Ummah’s duty in the face of oppression.

  3. Bosnia: Lessons to Remember

    A Friday khutbah reflecting on Bosnia, Gaza, and other Muslim tragedies, emphasizing the Qur'anic concept of the Ummah, unity, justice, and responsibility.

  4. Stop the Torture: Free Turkestan

    Learn about the reality of the genocide against Uyghur Muslims in East Turkestan: repression, detention camps, the destruction of Islamic identity, and a call for solidarity from the Ummah.

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  1. We Need to Trust Our Capabilities

    As witnesses of the massacre of our brothers and sisters in Palestine at the hands of Zionists, of the torture of our Uyghur brothers and sisters in Turkmenistan by China, of the expulsion of our Rohingya brothers and sisters from their lands from the Mya

  2. Uyghurs or the Chinese Ethnic Cleansing

    As part of our commitment to denounce oppression against Muslims around the world, we invite Muslims and people at large to reflect and become aware of the Chinese government’s persecution against our brothers and sisters in Turkmenistan

  3. Bosnia – We Refuse to Forget

    11th July 2025 marks a sombre anniversary, that of the other holocaust, which the world does not observe or would love us to forget.

  4. Kashmir or The Whispers of a Genocide

    In the context of Kashmir Solidarity Day held annually on the 5th of February, it is imperative to understand the situation of that country to take a better stand.

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  1. Operation Genocide

    The decision of the Mauritian government to celebrate the inauguration of a temple in India should be of concern to us, more so since it has been built where once used to stand a thousand-year-old mosque, razed by fanatics in 1992

20231 khutbah

  1. The Motives behind Genocide

    Acts of genocide are currently taking place around the world against ethnic minorities, particularly aimed at Muslims.