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Jutba del Jumua, the adab, courtesy. There are several types of courtesy, the first is with Allah, which is not complaining about what Allah decrees for you. Then the adab with others, which is to wish for them what you wish for yourself. And finally the adab for oneself, which is to have the best opinion of ourselves and not …

Jutba of Jumua, worship Allah as if you see Him, for if you do not see Him, He does see you. (10) Say: My servants, believe and fear your Lord! Those who have done good in this life will have a beautiful reward; the land of Allah is wide and it is certain that the persevering will be paid their …

Jutba of Jumua, those who believe in Allah and do righteous deeds. (30) It is true that those who believe in and carry out the actions of good… We will not let the reward of those who act by doing good be lost. (31) And they shall have the gardens of Adam, in which rivers flow, and in them they …

Jutba of Jumua, sincerity is what makes our actions worth something or makes them worth absolutely nothing. (15) Los que quieran la vida del mundo y su esplendor les pagaremos en ella por sus obras y no tendrán menoscabo en ella. (16) Esos son los que en la Otra Vida no tendrán sino el Fuego. Allí, lo que hicieron será …

Tafsir class (commentary and explanation of the Qur’an), given by Imam Hajj Abdel Ghani Melara, in which he explains the tafsir, based on several of the recognized commentators. (1) In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate*. *[This expression that heads all the surahs of the Qur’an, except for no. 9, is known as “al-basmalah”. The commentators interpret it …

Jutba of Jumua, “The time of Allah will come and He is the One Who hears and the One Who knows.” (1) Alif, Lam, Mim(2) Do men count on being allowed to say: we believe and they will not be tested? (3) Verily, we have already tested those who preceded them. So that Allah will know who is sincere and …

Tafsir class (commentary and explanation of the Qur’an), given by Imam Hajj Abdel Ghani Melara, in which he explains the tafsir, based on several of the recognized commentators. (54) Verily your Lord is Allah, Who created the heavens and the earth in six days, then settled on the Throne. The night covers the day that follows it quickly, and the …