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excerpts from Celebrate Mercy webcast

I went to a qiyam at ICC where they broadcast the Celebrate Mercy lectures and took some notes down. Here are some of my favorite quotes and thoughts from the various speakers.

If you haven’t heard of Celebrate Mercy, visit their website and learn about the great initiative they have to spread the message of the life and legacy of the Prophet Muhammad during Ramadan and beyond.

  • His call started with good manners
  • They say behind every great man is a great woman, but in Islam beside every great man is a great woman. [See the relationship of the Prophet and Khadija r.a.]
  • One of the things we will be asked about on the Day of Judgment is our youth and how we used it. The Prophet was known for his encouragement of the youth.
  • Giving up on Allah is forbidden. His mercy is never ending.
  • Dar al Arqam was the 1st established learning center in Islam, the house of the Sahaba Al-Arqam
  • Surah Duha was revealed by Allah as a comfort to the Prophet when he thought he was alone. The closer we are to the Quran, the more spiritually light and happy we will feel. Keep the Quran close in your life.
  • When you read the Quran with your mind, you will find repetition. When you read Quran with your heart, you will see more depth.
  • We need to make safe spaces in our community for converts, reverts, those revisiting and recommitting to Islam
  • The extent of persecution most of us have today is weird looks or mean comments of being Muslim but Bilal suffered and was tortured yet never doubted or gave up on his faith. We need more leaders to stand up, defend and liberate Muslims all over
  • The Prophet was known for performing so much night prayer that his feet would bleed from standing for so long. The unique qualities of qiyam, the night prayer, is that no one can see you pray so it shows real thankfulness, proof that you are doing something for God only and the value of such actions
  • When Prophet was first starting to preach the message of Islam, he was told to first start with his extended family. When attempting to do something difficult, start with your family because they will always support you and have your back.

Condolences message to the family of Ambassador Chris Stevens

The MercyMail campaign by Celebrate Mercy is asking those who love and respect the Prophet Muhammad to not allow his name to be associated with injustice and senseless murder. We will counter these disgusting crimes with a Prophetic act of mercy. Take 30 seconds to send an online condolence message to the family of Ambassador Stevens at www.CelebrateMercy.com/Stevens. 

Once, the Prophet Muhammad stood up as the funeral of a Jewish man passed by. His Companions asked him why he did this. The Prophet, peace be upon him, responded, “Is it not a human soul?”

SO happy and my heart is full. I’m so glad to be apart of the MSA on my campus. The people I work with are truly one of the best, charismatic, and hardworking beings to encounter. We hosted a Celebrate Mercy event called The Rise and Call of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH). It took about a month to get everything ready and to make this event happen. Shockingly, 370 people (Muslims and Non Muslims) showed up to instill a better understanding of RasulAllah. I also performed spoken word poetry with my really good friend and witnessing tears from the audience in the midst of performing really brought delight to us and touched our hearts. It’s so nice knowing that your words can have such a huge impact on others. But the best part was that we were the FIRST people ever in Celebrate Mercy’s history to have the largest audience for the webcast! Alhamdulilah, everyone loved it and we were so successful!

“A believer is a reformer of him or herself and the society.”

—Tariq Ramadan

How Prophet Muhammad (SAW) restored morality to Society

One of the most important lessons I learned from this weekend lectures with Celebrate Mercy was that myself and other Muslims have to remind each other and Non Muslims about the history of the Story of Prophet Muhammad (Gods Peace be upon him) and also the history of the Arab people prior to the Prophets (SAW) coming. Our Prophet (SAW) civilized and restored morality to the Arab people and his way (sunnah) has since spread all over the world. Islam is today’s fastest growing religion.

Celebrate Mercy was the sponsor of this weekends lectures. In February they will feature lectures on lessons from Prophet Muhammad’s (SAW) married life given by some of Islam’s most prolific speakers in America via an online webcast.

To learn more about the Celebrate Mercy webcast and more visit celebratemercy.com
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