Al-Furqan is a bustling community mosque situated in the centre of Glasgow with a large and varied congregation made up of many ethnicities and backgrounds. Shaykh Ruzwan regularly is invited to deliver the Friday sermon there and touches on topics of both local and international importance.
As the Muslim prison populations continue to rise in Europe, this Friday sermon delivered by Shaykh Ruzwan at the SUMSA prayer hall looks at the the importance of using the correct methodology to reform Muslim inmates and in particular the prophetic path of transformation.
Hard hitting friday sermon given in Glasgow immediately after the murder in Woolwich touching on the incident itself and its wider context of the state of religious learning and leadership in the Muslim community.
Shaykh Amer discusses the vital role of the Muslim Youth in the UK, their responsibilities and what relationship they should have with the older generation.
Friday sermon on a young Scots man who was to be given the honour of being placed as the Governor of Al-Madinah, the city of light. He was assassinated in the holy land and there he was buried.
This short sermon discusses the ultimate function of humility and how it is the perfect counterbalance to haste and the perennial human desire to search for quick fixes to problems.
This friday sermon looks at one of the most important functions of human society, that of creating and sharing wealth. At a time when few care about the ethics of finance, this khutbah explores the importance of understanding the ultimate source of one's wealth as a necessary preamble to a truly just economic system.