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We are so excited to welcome Imam Tahir Anwar for a day honoring our beloved Prophet ﷺ in the month of Rabi-ul-Awwal. Imam Tahir will be the khateeb at Tarbiya House Roseville at the first two shifts of Jumaa and will be joined by Imam Kamran Islam and Imam Sherif Azeez at our annual Mawlid event this evening at 7:00 PM.

For centuries humanity struggled to define a moral system that would resolve all of its ethical questions. Between Greek, Jewish and Christian thought, to utilitarianism, humanism and even atheism, the struggle was real and the questions remain unresolved. And then came the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) with a genius, stable and practical moral code that still inspires millions to this day. What are the general characteristics of the Muhammad moral code and why is it still relevant today?

When life ends, the deceased still leave behind an inheritance, a legacy, that passes to others in the family who may carry that legacy forward. But when the greatest human beings to ever walk the face of the earth, the prophets and messengers, leave this temporary abode, they do not leave behind wealth. Instead, they leave behind a legacy of knowledge! So the greatest that remain among us are the heirs of that treasure, the keepers of that legacy, the scholars of this Deen! The age of the prophets has ended, but the age of scholars may yet endure.

Salman al-Farissi and Abu-d-Darda, were two different people in every sense of the word. Yet, after Hijra the Prophet (PBUH) paired them together, and hundreds of others, as brothers in an unprecedented process of community building that humanity had not seen before or after. The community that was engendered came to inspire the world and still does. What are the qualifications of this brotherhood building? What are the qualities of a healthy community? How can we today strive to preserve the stability of our community and ensure its thriving long term? Join us today to learn more inshaa’ Allah.

Honoring one of the most special relationships in our Deen - we are highlighting the month of Safar, the month in which Rasulullah ﷺ and Khadija (r) were married! In line with our annual theme of resilience, every Friday this month we will focus on different roles within the Muslim Family. In a world of failing marriages and broken families, we are grateful for the guidance of Islam. Today, we talk about the role of a husband.