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	Friday Khutbah
		This is a clear indication from the Holy Qur'aan that the basic purpose of Khutbah is Dhikr and not the Tadhkir and that it is a part of the worship rather than being a normal lecture.
		Khutbah is a part of the Jumuah prayer, hence a mode of worship.
		Those who believe that the Khutbah may be delivered in a non-Arabic language do not believe that the Arabic Khutbah is not permissible, while the followers of the four recognized schools of Islamic Fiqh believe that a non-Arabic Khutbah is not permissible.
	users.aol.com /_ht_a/iftkhar1398/html/body_f_khutbah.html (0 words)

	The Language of the Friday (Jumu'ah) Khutbah Mufti Taqi Usmani
		Therefore, to resolve the issue of the language of Khutbah we will have to examine whether the Khutbah of Friday is a form of worship or it is an ordinary lecture meant only to educate people.
		It is established by authentic resources that the Khutbah of Friday is a part of the prayer and stands for two Rak'at (unit) of prayer.
		The second misconception with regard to the position of Imam Abu Hanifah in the issue of Khutbah is that some people have misinterpreted his view to say that a non-Arabic Khutbah is quite permissible according to Imam Abu Hanifah.
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		The Khutbah should begin with the praise of Allah (hamd), the declaration of faith (two shahadah), peace and blessing upon the Prophet (salat and salam), then at least one ayah from the Qur'an should be recited.
		The Khutbah is the main talk and speech of Friday and its importance should not be minimized.
		Those who insist that the Khutbah should be only in Arabic say that the Khutbah is part of Salat and in Salat we follow the Sunnah of the Prophet -peace be upon him.
	www.pakistanlink.com /religion/97/re08-29-97.html (728 words)

	Friday Khutbah
		The Khutbah being a part of the prayer no one from the audience is allowed to utter a single word during Khutbah.
		Khutbah is a part of the Jumuah prayer, hence a mode of worship.
		It means that an Arabic Khutbah is permissible according to all, while a non-Arabic Khutbah is not permissible according to the majority of the Muslims in the world.
	www.hometown.aol.com /iftkhar1398/html/body_f_khutbah.html (5586 words)

	The Language of the Friday Khutbah
		Therefore, to resolve the issue of the language of Khutbah we will have to examine whether the Khutbah of Friday is a form of worship or it is an ordinary lecture meant only to educate people.
		This is a clear indication from the Holy Qur'an that the basic purpose of Khutbah is Dhikr and not the Tadhkir and that it is a part of the worship rather than being a normal lecture.
		If the purpose of the Khutbah is nothing but preaching or education, it should have been acceptable Jumu'ah prayer and the prayer is offered after the commencement of the prescribed time.
	www.islamic.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /Fiqh/language_of_the_friday_khutbah.htm (5924 words)

	The Position of the Friday Khutbah in Islam
		The Khutbah is a act of pure Dhikr and Dhikr has to be in the Arabic language just as Tilaawat and Salaah and the athaan have to be in Arabic.
		Those who advocate that the Jumu'ah Khutbah be in English or some other language, mislead people by their argument that the Shaafi' Madhdhab permits the Khutbah to be recited in a language other than Arabic.
		Basically the Friday Khutbah is a form of Dhikrullah and it is absolutely necessary for the 'Ibaadah of Dhikr to be executed in the language of the Qur'an.
	www.ummah.net /Al_adaab/khutbah.html (1693 words)

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		The khutbah is an important "weekly dose" of Islam, and in fact for many it is the only Islamic contact they have in the entire week.
		For the sake of exhaustiveness and precaution, you should ensure that the khutbah is valid according to all schools of thought.
		In addition, at least one of the khutbahs should contain a verse of the Qur'an which conveys some message to people, and the end of the second khutbah should include du`a for Muslim men and women relating to their needs of the Hereafter.
	webpages.marshall.edu /~laher1/guide.html (949 words)

	Enduring Hardship - A Khutbah
		Khutbah: Enduring Hardship Royal Holloway College/Friday -11th September 1998 Delivered by Arshad Gamiet A-uthu billahi minash shaytanir rajeem.
		I am sure that each and every one of us has, at some point in his or her life, been visited by grief, tragedy, or tremendous loss, emotionally or materially.
		My dear Brothers and Sisters, "verily in the Messenger of Allah we have the finest of examples" Prophet Muhammad [sallal-lahu 'alayhi wasallam] also endured much pain and hardship, especially in his youth, with extraordinary patience and perseverance.
	www.jannah.org /articles/enduring.html (1212 words)

	The Language of the Friday Khutbah
		Therefore, to resolve the issue of the language of Khutbah we will have to examine whether the Khutbah of Friday is a form of worship or it is an ordinary lecture meant only to educate people.
		This is a clear indication from the Holy Qur'an that the basic purpose of Khutbah is Dhikr and not the Tadhkir and that it is a part of the worship rather than being a normal lecture.
		If the purpose of the Khutbah is nothing but preaching or education, it should have been acceptable Jumu'ah prayer and the prayer is offered after the commencement of the prescribed time.
	www.central-mosque.com /fiqh/khutar.htm (5830 words)

	Islam Question and Answer - Ruling on doing tawaaf during the Friday khutbah
		The scholars differed concerning the ruling on doing tawaaf during the Friday khutbah, whether that is an obligatory tawaaf such as tawaaf al-ifaadah, the farewell tawaaf and the tawaaf of ‘umrah, or it is mustahabb.
		The Shaafa’is are of the view that it is permissible to do tawaaf during the Friday khutbah, and they rejected the analogy with prayer, because tawaaf does not prevent one from listening to the khutbah, unlike prayer which is a greater distraction.
		With regard to the Eid khutbah, there is nothing wrong with doing tawaaf during this khutbah, because it is sunnah, and the worshippers are not obliged to stay until it ends.
	www.islam-qa.com /index.php?QR=38592&ln=eng (500 words)

	FRIDAY KHUTBAS
		Another distinctive feature of the Friday Khutbah, is that it assembles all ages of the community; males, females and children, just as it assembles all classes of the society; whether they are educated people, tradesmen, or laymen; whether they are rich, middle class, or poor; whether they are government employed or ordinary citizens.
		Unfortunately, the Friday Khutbah as a source of Islamic media, secondary to its obligatory act of worship, is being neglected by Muslims; it does not receive the deserved considerations nor it is being optimally utilised.
		The Friday Khutbah is being viewed as a routine habit that must be performed and its effectiveness on the tens of millions is at a minimum; otherwise if the effect of Friday Khutbah on the souls of Muslims is substantial, we would not have perceived the situation of Muslims today.
	members.tripod.com /hafsa_khan/friday_khutbas.htm (5374 words)

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		The Friday Khutbah should start by the praises of Allah, the Exalted, Qur'anic recitations and the prayers on the Prophet followed by the admonitions and guidance to the Muslims.
		The purpose of the Friday Khutbah is to advice the audience on the eight days that passed and the eight days which are due to proceed.
		This is the very purpose of the Friday Khutbah and therefore it should be delivered in the language familiar and understandable to the audience.
	www.theawaz.com /islam/page11.html (543 words)

	IslamonLine.net (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If we insist on giving the khutbah in Arabic alone, then a lot of non-Arabic speakers will not understand the speech and the purpose of the speech itself will be lost, because its purpose is to make people understand in any possible language, and not to sit and waste their time.
		The purpose of Friday khutbah is to remind the Muslims about their responsibilities and to motivate them to stop evil and promote good in their lives, families and in the community.
		The Friday khutbah begins with the praises of Allah and includes the blessing for Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) and du`a' (supplication) for the guidance and the Mercy of Allah on the community.
	www.islamonline.net /fatwa/english/FatwaDisplay.asp?hFatwaID=88860 (1134 words)

	Speaking during Friday Khutbah (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is allowed to talk when the Imam is sitting on the Minbar before the first Khutbah and at the end of the second Khutbah when the Khatib starts making Du`a' for Muslims and the Sahaabah and the leaders of Islam.
		The close person who can hear the Khutbah (even if he does not practically hear it) should not talk during Arkan Al-Khutbah; it is Makruh Karahah Tanzihiyyah to do so; it is also haram according to another opinion in the Mazhab.
		It is not Makruh to speak during what is not Arkan of Khutbah or before the first Khutbah even if the Imam steps on the Minbar, or after the second Khutbah before Iqamah, or between the two Khutbahs.
	www.stanford.edu /group/ISSU/about_islam/articles_hussein/node19.html (563 words)

	The Language of Khutbat-al- Jumu’ah
		On the issue of whether Khutbah (of Jumu’ah, Eidain, etc.) must be only in Arabic or any other language may be used to fulfill the requirement, the opinions differ among the Ulema from the very early days and the question was seriously debated for centuries.
		Khutbah in lieu of the two Raka’at of Zuhr does not mean that the same conditions apply for the Khutbah to be valid as for the validity of the prayers.
		Khutbah in Arabic was a “Sunnah” by “Aadat” (habitual), and not an obligation.
	www.irfi.org /articles/articles_501_550/language_of_khutbatal_jumu.htm (2086 words)

	Progressive Muslim Union: Woman-led Prayer Resources
		For those who are interested in conforming to the sunnahs of giving khutbah, this article provides a short introduction to the guidelines agreed upon by the majority of scholars.
		The first section of the khutbah is usually closed by duas pertaining to the message of the sermon, and asking for God’s mercy, forgiveness, increase in knowledge and understanding.
		Then she stands and begins the second section of the khutbah, which, like the first section of the khutbah is opened with praise of god and blessing the Prophet and his followers.
	www.pmuna.org /archives/2005/04/womanled_prayer_1.php (795 words)

	Brief Rulings for the Jumu’ah Khutbah
		The Jumu’ah Khutbah is a shart (condition) of the prayer.
		It is sunnah for the khutbah of the Jumu’ah and ‘Eidain to be in Arabic, and in opposition to this, to perform the khutbah in another language is a bid’at (innovation).
		There is also no harm if the translation is given after the khutbahs for ‘Eidain and it is even better to step away from the mimbar and give the translation, in order that a distinction is made.
	haneef.faithweb.com /khutbah_shafi.htm (460 words)

	The Eid Prayer and Khutbah (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Attending the khutbah is not waajib, as is the case for attending the prayer.
		The Eid khutbah is subject to the same rulings as the Friday khutbah, even to the point that speaking during it is haraam, but it is not obligatory to attend, whereas attendance at the Friday khutbah is obligatory, because Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “O you who believe!
		It should be sacrificed at the specified time, which is from after the prayer and khutbah of Eid – not from when the time for the prayer and khutbah starts – until before sunset on the last of the days of Tashreeq, which is the 13th day of Dhu’l-Hijjah.
	www.missionislam.com /knowledge/eidkhutbah.htm (9316 words)

	IslamonLine.net (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Friday khutbah is a major Islamic ritual, which penetrates the hearts in moments when people are ready to accept the guidance.
		The khutbah is mainly discussing the Islamic values, which are derived from the Book of Allah, the Sunnah, and the traditions of the salaf (the early righteous Muslims).
		A khutbah that is concise enables the audience to better focus on its teachings and enables the speaker to convey the message more clearly.
	www.islamonline.net /servlet/Satellite?pagename=IslamOnline-English-Ask_Scholar/FatwaE/FatwaE&cid=1119503545066 (1654 words)

	IslamicAwakening.Com: Stop Police Terror: Khutbah
		The aim of this khutbah is therefore is to educate and make the Muslim community in the UK aware of the growing problem of terrorism that is being directed to the Mulsims by the metropolitan police.
		Thus, this khutbah is an attempt to learn how best to react to this terror campaign.
		Dear respected audience, this khutbah will be discussing issues in light of the latest events that took place against some Muslims who are part of our community.
	www.as-sahwah.com /viewarticle.php?articleID=1088& (3022 words)

	How to Deliver Friday Khutbahs
		It is explained that the khutbah is part of Salat, and hence the number of Rakaat on Friday Salat is reduced from four to two.
		Since the Khutbah is part of Salat, and since it is given before Salat, Muslims are supposed to come to the Masjid before the Khateeb starts his khutbah.
		The khutbah is composed of two consecutive speeches with a short break of Istighfar (asking Allah for His forgiveness).
	www.angelfire.com /me4/islaam/Khutbah11.html (790 words)

	Prayer (Salah)
		Still, that is not the purpose of the khutbah; indeed, the purpose is that which is said after praises of Allah and prayers for the prophet.
		His khutbahs were not like speeches of those who speak only of matters of concern of common folk, lamenting earthly life and frightening people of the approaching death.
		If we study the khutbahs of the Prophet sallallahu alehi wasallam and his companions, we find them embued with perspicuous guidance, tawhid, attributes of Allah, explaining the basic articles of the faith, inviting people to Allah, and drawing their attention to His providential care that makes Him so beloved to His slaves.
	www.islamiska.org /e/p29.htm (2571 words)

	USC-MSA Compendium of Muslim Texts
		However, both Khutbahs should not be too long, so that the prime time of Zuhr is missed, as it was the Sunnah of the Prophet to prolong Salaat and shorten the Khutbah.
		Deducing the prerequisites of the khutbah from the Sunnah, the scholars had agreed that the khutbah should precede Salaah and should be delivered aloud, but they disagree on the intention for, and the language of the khutbah.
		Indeed, the only evidence for those who said khutbah should always be in Arabic, is that the Prophet (s.'a.s.) used to deliver his khutbah in the Arabic language.
	www.usc.edu /dept/MSA/fundamentals/pillars/prayer/prescribed/pp2_31.html (721 words)

	88000 Masajid, One Khutbah - IslamMessage (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is not that the government wouldn't do the unified khutbah thing, it is just that as my cousin said, will be a process of a high cost and hard to implement.
		While someone like me for example is not allowed no more as of today to wear A`abaya for work (Hijab is not prohibited though, but we wear skirt and jacket formal as u call it with head cover of course).
		Now in regard to the Khutbah issue, long time ago the government tended to regulate the matter for the best of the audience.
	www.islammessage.com /bb/index.php?showtopic=128 (1661 words)

	Khutbah.com
		Khutbah.com is your online source for quality khutbahs and articles by AlMaghrib certified instructors, featuring khutbahs by Muhammad Alshareef, founder of AlMaghrib Institute.
		Available in a variety of topics and languages, you’ve found your home for quality Islamic materials.
		How a Pearl Develops: A Khutbah for Muslim Women by Muhammad Alshareef
	www.khutbah.com (93 words)

	Live Jumu'ah Khutbah on Radio
		Generally the womenfolk are engaged in cooking and don't pay much attention to it.
		The etiquettes of listening to the Khutbah in the Masjid will equally apply while listening to it over the radio.
		The Khutbah consists of Qur’anic verses and Ahaadith, therefore it should be listened to attentively, be it before or after Zawwal, otherwise the radio must be turned off.
	www.mahmoodiyah.org.za /faq76.htm (213 words)

	The Language of Friday Khutbah by Mufti Taqi Uthmani
		Masjid as soon as he hears the call and should reach the Masjid at a time when the Khutbah is yet to start because hearing the full Khutbah is wajib (mandatory).
		It is necessary that the Khutbah is in Arabic.
		And it is a condition (for the validity of Khutbah) that it is delivered in Arabic.
	www.alashrafia.com /lang_friday.html (5933 words)

	Classical Islam : Your Gateway to Knowledge of Islam - The Language of the Friday Khutabah
		And when the Qur'aan is recited before you, listen to it carefully and be silent (when he is delivering the Khutbah), so that you receive mercy.
		However, if it is not at all possible (due to short time) that the Arabic is learnt, then it is permissible that the Imam delivers Khutbah in his own language, even though the people do not understand it...
		Imarn Abu Yousuf and Imarn Muhammad, the two pupils of Imam Abu Hanifah are of the view that a non-Arabic Khutbah is not acceptable in the sense that it cannot fulfill the requirement of Jumuah prayer, therefore, no Jumuah prayer can be offered after it.
	www.classicalislam.com /pages/salaat/khutbah.htm (5644 words)

	Khutbah: Gender Issues III - Women's participation in the Mosque (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In the last Khutbah, contributions of Muslim women in the earliest period of this Ummah were discussed.
		As we discuss these issues, it is important to keep in perspective that there are clear guidance for men AND women regarding how to interact in a social environment and how to dress.
		In this Khutbah, referring to our historical experience, we continue to develop the topic on women's participation in Islam, especially during our earliest era.
	www.globalwebpost.com /farooqm/writings/islamic/gender/k_gender3.html (1291 words)

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