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Here is a khutbah that was delivered by Abu Hafsah Kashiff Khan (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) on the 22nd of September 2023 at Masjid Ahlul Quraan wal Hadeeth and posted on their official Spreaker account.

The audio has been remastered before being posted below, walhamdulillah.

One of the most amazing lectures I have listened to in all of my life.  Shaykh Badee Uddin Shah (rahimahullah Ta'ala) arrived at the conference and it came to his attention that audio lectures were being distributed and sold in cassette form with the photographs of those people who had delivered the lecture. 

In response to the brutal killing of George Floyd, Hasan as-Somali (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) & Germantown Masjid issued the following statement:

Here is the poster that was issued for this series of talks that can be listened to on the SoundCloud account of Germantown Masjid:

Here are those 3 audio files, they have not been modified in any way and are being presented here for us all to benefit from

It has been digitally edited before being posted below, walhamdulillah.

Narrated Anas bin Malik: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) said, "Do not hate one another, and do not be jealous of one another, and do not desert each other, and O, Allah's worshipers! Be brothers. Lo! It is not permissible for any Muslim to desert (not talk to) his brother (Muslim) for more than three days." [Book 78, Hadith 95, Sahih al-Bukhari 6065]

Jealousy and envy are two characteristics that can be very dangerous for an individual or a group of people to have.  

Here is the first khutbah that was delivered on the 17th September 2021 at Germantown Masjid by Hasan as-Somali (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) since the recent shooting that took place on Germantown Avenue a few days ago.  

This khutbah was posted on the Masjid's official SoundCloud account.

We hear the hadeeth that mention hearing and obeying the rulers.   The conspiracy theorists think that these hadeeths were incorporated by those who want us to serve their purpose.  So much so that they incorporated these hadeeths into Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, which leads us to spend hours looking into the Illuminati, trying to establish their conspiracy theories. Wasting so much time.

I came across this benefit on YouTube, in which Abu Hakeem Bilal Davis (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) mentions that people go so deep into spending so much time in this affair, taking them away from studying that knowledge that will protect them against any such conspiracies.

This is a precious piece of advice from one of the Imams of the Sunnah. It took place in 1420H (2000). The Shaykh counsels the Sunni on how to remain firm in the face of doubts and desires. May Allaah reward him and grant him Firdaws,

The lecture was arranged by Abul-Hasan Malik (hafidhahullah Ta'ala).

You will also find below the translation that was done by Abu Abdullah Hasan as-Somali (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) which I have downloaded and remastered to remove the excess background noise.  The translated part of the lecture has been downloaded from the Germantown Masjid website.

Both the Arabic and English audios have been digitally edited to improve their overall quality.

Arabic lecture:

English translation:

Abu Hafsah Kashiff Khan (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) delivered at khutbah at Masjid Ahlul Qur’an Wal Hadeeth on the 1st October 2021 commonly known as 18th Street Masjid.  

It was originally posted on the official Spreaker account of the masjid.

This khutbah had such a profound effect on me, that I wanted to share it here with all of you.  It seriously made me think about my own affairs and reflect on them.

It is based upon a question that was asked to him by a brother concerned about his own affairs.

The question was as follows: "There is something wrong with me. I continuously ask Allahu Ta'ala to soften my heart.  I'm continuously asking Allahu Ta'ala to make it easy for me, to read the Qur'an.  I ask Allahu Tabarakahu wa Ta'ala right after the Salawat, Ya Allah, make this easy for me and make that easy for me but I don't find an affect of that dua.  A person comes to me and reminds me with Ayat of the Qur'an, there is no Athar (the affect of that reminder) upon my heart.  So, what is the matter, that I am asking Allah and I am asking Allah and there is no Athar upon my heart?" 

In a series of questions titled: More Questions for Shaykh Saaleh al-Luhaydaan our Shaykh (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) was asked the following question: