Zero Reward on Jumu'ah | Clip | Abu Mussab Wajdi Akkari

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Jumu'ah is far more than simply praying two rak'ahs. The khutbah is an essential part of Jumu'ah, and the Sunnah teaches us to give it our full attention. In this reminder, Abu Mussab addresses several common mistakes seen in many masaajid today, including: • Delaying Tahiyyatul Masjid until after the adhaan finishes, causing you to pray while the khateeb has already begun the khutbah. • Standing up to pray after the imaam arrives instead of listening attentively. • Sitting down without praying Tahiyyatul Masjid when entering during the khutbah. • Playing with water bottles, phones, clothing, keys, or anything else while the khutbah is being delivered. • Talking, replying to messages, checking notifications, eating, drinking, or allowing yourself to become distracted from the reminder. The Prophet ﷺ said: "Whoever touches the pebbles has engaged in idle speech (laghw)." (Sahih Muslim) If merely playing with the pebbles beneath you could diminish the reward of Jumu'ah, then how much more serious are the distractions we see today? Jumu'ah is a weekly opportunity for our hearts to be reminded, our faith to be strengthened, and our knowledge to increase. Arrive early, pray before the khutbah begins, sit close to the khateeb if possible, and give him your undivided attention. Clip from: #10 Zaad Al-Ma'aad by Imaam Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله | Abu Mussab Wajdi Akkari https://www.youtube.com/live/kG7r0rUTqMY?si=Jp_d77vUAQWxoJKh