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UAE Friday sermon highlights teachers’ role in shaping society

First Sermon (Khutbah One) All praise is due to Allah, who has elevated the standing of teachers and bestowed upon them abundant reward and recompense. I bear witness that there is no deity except Allah, and I bear witness that our master and Prophet Muḥammad is the Messenger of Allah. O Allah, send Your blessings, peace and grace upon him, his family, his Companions and all who follow his…

UAE Friday sermon highlights teachers’ role in shaping society

In a Friday sermon, the first message honors teachers and their vital role in shaping society. Allah has elevated the status of teachers, rewarding them abundantly for their noble work. The sermon reminds listeners to remember Allah and seek His blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad.

The sermon draws parallels between teachers and the Prophets who have been granted knowledge from Allah. Moses, a prophet, sought guidance from his teacher, Khidr, demonstrating the importance of learning from those with greater knowledge. Teachers are encouraged to be mindful of Allah, guided by intention and sincerity.

The Prophet Muhammad's teachings on actions being judged by intentions and seeking reward from Allah are emphasized. Teachers are urged to be role models, with their actions serving as examples for their students. Parents are reminded of their responsibility in supporting their children's education and maintaining a positive relationship with teachers.

The sermon concludes with the importance of cooperation in righteousness and mindfulness of Allah. The parent's role in reinforcing the value of teachers and their work is highlighted, stressing the significance of a nurturing environment for students to grow and flourish.

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