Sierra Leone Friday Sermons (USA)
Universal Friday Sermons (UFS) is a non-profit podcast network that collects and shares unedited Friday khutbahs from mosques around the world. This show focuses on sermons from Sierra Leone, presented for listeners in the United States. Episodes are available for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and WhatsApp, with no ads or subscriptions. The project aims to preserve the wisdom of the pulpit and connect Muslim communities across distances.
Episodes
Br. Ibrahim Diallo – Purifying Ourselves from the Inside Out – 10/09/2026
From Masjid Darul Haq – (Columbus, OH)True purification begins within. This khutbah explores the journey of cleansing the heart and soul from the inside out, reminding us that outward acts of worship mean little if the inner self remains corrupt.The speaker draws on the powerful hadith of the three men trapped in a cave by a massive rock. With no way out, they turned to Allah, each supplicating by
Sheik Amin A. Jalloh – The Solution to Stress – 10/11/2026
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)Stress, anxiety, and worry have become constant companions in our lives—but Islam offers a solution that the world cannot. This khutbah explores the root of our stress and the prophetic remedies that bring peace to the heart.The imam delivers a powerful reminder: we worry about everything, yet we will leave it all behind. The wealth we stress over, the status
Sheik Abdul K. Mansaray – Brotherhood in Islam – 10/09/2026
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)Brotherhood in Islam is not merely a nice sentiment—it is a bond rooted in faith, stronger than blood, and a command from Allah. This khutbah reminds us that the believers are one body, and when one part suffers, the whole body feels the pain.The imam warns against the diseases that destroy this brotherhood: envy (hasad), which eats away at good deeds like f
Sheik Abdulahi Barry – Doing Everything Only for the Sake of Allah – 10/02/2026
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)Everything we do should be for Allah alone—but how often do we find ourselves seeking the approval of people instead? This khutbah delivers a powerful reminder about ikhlas (sincerity), calling us to purify our intentions and to perform deeds that only Allah knows about.The imam emphasizes that the most beloved deeds are often the ones hidden from the eyes of
Sheik Abubakarr Kuyateh – Four Prophetic Teachings for Entering Paradise in Peace – 10/02/2026
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)What if the path to Paradise could be summarized in four simple yet profound teachings? This khutbah explores a powerful prophetic tradition in which the Prophet (PBUH) gave four comprehensive instructions that, if followed, lead the believer to enter Paradise in peace.The imam breaks down these teachings, explaining how each one addresses a different dimens
Br. Demba-Seeking knowledge 09/25/2026
From Masjid Darul Haq – (Columbus, OH)Knowledge is not merely information to be collected—it is a light that guides the heart, a trust to be carried, and a path that draws us closer to Allah. This khutbah opens with a reflection on Surah Al-Kahf, the chapter the Prophet (PBUH) encouraged us to recite every Friday, which contains profound lessons on seeking knowledge, patience, and humility.The spe
Sheik Osman Barrie – Neglecting Your Salah – 09/25/2026
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)Salah is the foundation of our faith—the first thing we will be asked about on the Day of Judgment, and the dividing line between belief and disbelief. Yet how often do we delay it, rush through it, or push it aside for the affairs of this world? This khutbah delivers a powerful warning against neglecting our prayers.The imam reminds us that we prioritize our
Sheik Mohamed Sadick Alghali – The Importance of Youths in Islam – 09/25/2026
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)The youth are not just the future of the ummah—they are its present. This khutbah highlights the vital role young people play in the preservation and progress of Islam, reminding us that some of the greatest contributions to our faith were made by those who were young in age but immense in spirit.The imam reflects on the examples of young believers in Islami
Sheik Amin A. Jalloh – The Gates of Goodness and Baraka
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)The gates of goodness and baraka are incredibly abundant—and one of the greatest keys to unlocking them is honoring our parents. This khutbah reminds us that kindness and obedience to our parents is not merely a social courtesy but a divine command, mentioned by Allah alongside His own worship in the Qur'an.The imam explores the many doors through which
Sheik Abdul K. Mansaray – Being Mindful of Allah
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)Being mindful of Allah—living with taqwa—is the foundation of a believer's life. This khutbah reminds us that taqwa is not merely a concept to be studied but a state of the heart to be lived: a constant awareness that Allah sees us, hears us, and knows what is in our hearts and minds.The imam explores how mindfulness of Allah transforms our actions, our speech
Sheik Mufty Yassin – Advice of Imam Al-Shafi'i (Part 3): Remembering Allah in All Our Affairs
From Masjid Darul Haq – (Columbus, OH)This khutbah continues the series on the timeless advice of Imam Al-Shafi'i, with a powerful focus on remembering Allah in every aspect of our daily lives—our dealings, our conversations, our work, and our quiet moments.The imam delivers a sobering reminder: everything we chase in this world—wealth, property, status—will be fought over by our own families the
Sheik Mohamed Alie Jalloh – Giving Thanks for Allah's Blessings
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)Gratitude is the currency of faith—yet how often do we forget the countless blessings Allah showers upon us every single moment? This khutbah is a powerful wake-up call about our ingratitude.The imam reminds us of a profound truth: every night when we sleep, our souls are taken, and it is only by Allah's mercy that they are returned to us in the morning.
Sheik Osman Barrie – Allah's Test: A Story of Gratitude (Part 2)
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)This khutbah continues the profound story of the three men from Bani Isra'il—the leper, the bald man, and the blind man—who were each tested by Allah with illness, then healed, then tested again with wealth and blessing.In this continuation, the imam completes the narrative of what happened when the angel returned to each man in the image of his former afflict
Sheik Mufty Yassin – Advice of Imam Al-Shafi'i (Part 2)
From Masjid Darul Haq – (Columbus, OH)This khutbah continues the reflection on the timeless wisdom of Imam Al-Shafi'i—one of the greatest scholars in Islamic history and the founder of the Shafi'i school of jurisprudence . While he was renowned for his mastery of fiqh, Imam Al-Shafi'i also left behind a rich legacy of spiritual counsel and practical guidance for daily life .The imam sh
Sheik Abu Bakarr Kuyateh – When the Final Moment Comes: Are We Ready to Meet Allah?
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)This khutbah confronts the one certainty that every soul must face—death. The imam asks a question that should shake every heart: When the final moment comes, are we truly ready to meet Allah? He reminds us that we live as if we are immortal, chasing the world, accumulating wealth, and neglecting the preparation for our return to our Lord. Yet death has no w
Sheik Osman Barrie – Allah's Test: A Story of Gratitude
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)This khutbah reflects on a profound hadith that teaches us about gratitude and the true nature of trials. The imam recounts the story of three men from the Children of Israel—a leper, a bald man, and a blind man—each afflicted with illness and poverty. Allah sent an angel in human form to test them, granting each man healing, wealth, and his heart's desire .Ye
Sheik Abdul K. Mansaray-Don't Sell Your Faith For The Worldly Goods
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)This khutbah delivers a powerful warning against trading our faith for the fleeting pleasures and temporary gains of this world. The imam reminds us that the greatest loss a believer can suffer is not financial or physical, but spiritual—exchanging eternal reward for momentary gratification. He calls us to reflect on the choices we make daily, and to ask our
Sheik Osman Barrie – Sincerity in Good Deeds: For the Sake of Allah Alone
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)This khutbah reflects on the profound prophetic teachings about the importance of sincerity (ikhlas) in every act of worship. The imam reminds us that Allah does not look at our outward actions alone, but at the intentions behind them. A deed done for show, for praise, or for worldly gain loses its value in the sight of Allah—even if it appears great in the ey
Sheik Abdul K. Mansaray-Leading Factors To Be Loved By Allah
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)What does it take to be loved by Allah? This khutbah explores the qualities and actions that draw Allah's love to His servants—sincerity, taqwa, following the Prophet (PBUH), and striving in His path. The imam reminds us that Allah's love is the greatest honor a believer can attain, and it is not reserved for a select few but is available to all who
Sheik Adama Jawara- Halal Earnings
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)Halal earnings are not just a matter of sustenance—they are an act of worship and a foundation of our faith. This khutbah reminds us that every penny we earn has a spiritual consequence, affecting not only our worldly provision but also the acceptance of our prayers and deeds. The imam calls us to examine our sources of income, avoid the haram, and seek Allah&
Sheik Amin A. Jalloh-Remember the Day You Will Depart This World
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)Remember the day you will depart this world—a day that awaits every soul, no matter how far away it may seem. This khutbah calls us to live with the end in mind, preparing for the journey that every soul must take. The imam reminds us that death is the only certainty in life, yet we live as if we are immortal. A stirring reminder to wake up, repent, and retu
Sheik Ibrahim Jalloh-Heedlessness
From Masjid As-Sunnah – (Columbus, OH)Heedlessness is the silent disease of the heart—a state of being forgetful of Allah, unaware of our purpose, and distracted by the illusions of this world. This khutbah warns against the dangers of living in ghaflah (heedlessness) and calls us to wake up before it is too late. The imam reminds us that Allah is Al-Raqeeb (The All-Watchful), and that every momen
Sheik Omaro Farouk Bah-Living with Dhikr:A Heart Connected to Allah
From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH)Dhikr is the lifeblood of the heart. This khutbah reminds us that true peace and tranquility are found not in wealth or status, but in the constant remembrance of Allah. The imam calls us to make dhikr a living reality—on our tongues, in our hearts, and through our actions. A beautiful reminder that a heart connected to Allah is a heart that finds rest, purp
Sheik Osman Barrie-Repentance
From Masjid As-Sunnah – Columbus, OHRepentance is not a one-time act but a continuous journey of the heart. This khutbah reminds us that no sin is too great for Allah's mercy—He is Al-Ghafoor (The All-Forgiving) and Ar-Raheem (The Most Merciful), and He welcomes every sincere return. The imam calls us to turn back to Allah with humility, regret, and a firm resolve to change, reminding us that the
Sheik Abubakarr Kuyateh- The Danger of Backbiting and Gossiping: A Warning for Every Believer
From Masjid ul Bayyinah- (Columbus, Ohio)A Friday khutbah warning against one of the most destructive sins in Islam—backbiting (ghibah) and tale-carrying (namimah). The imam reminds us that the Prophet (PBUH) defined backbiting as "mentioning about your brother something that he dislikes" and taught that if what you say is true, it is backbiting—and if it is false, it is slander, an even
Sheik Osman Barrie-Sabr: The Prophet's Greatest Trial & Our Greatest Test
From Masjid As-Sunnah- (Columbus, Ohio)Friday khutbah from Masjid As-Sunnah (Columbus, Ohio) reflecting on the profound story of when Aisha (RA) asked the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) about his greatest hardship. The Prophet's answer took her back to the devastating Year of Sorrow—when he lost both his beloved wife Khadijah (RA) and his protector uncle Abu Talib, followed by his humiliating rejecti
Sheik Abdulai Barry-The Four Enemies of Mankind: Recognizing the Battle Within
From Masjid As-Sunnah- (Columbus, Ohio)A Friday khutbah exposing the four great enemies that seek to divert every believer from the straight path. The imam identifies them as Shaytan (Satan)—the open and vehement enemy who whispers and deceives; the Nafs (the lower self)—the enemy that resides within, constantly commanding evil; Dunya(the worldly life)—with all its glitter, glamour, and distractio
Sheik Mohamed Alghali (Sidiq)-The Affection of Allah: Be As He Is With You
From Masjid ul Bayyinah- (Columbus, Ohio)A Friday khutbah reflecting on the profound love and affection Allah has for His servants—and what it means for us as believers. The imam reminds us that if Allah is gentle, patient, kind, and forgiving with us, then we must embody these same qualities in our dealings with others. Drawing from the Qur'an and the example of the Prophet (PBUH), this sermo
Sheik Ibrahim Jalloh-Surah Al-Burojj: When Saying "Allah" Meant Your Life
From Masjid As-Sunnah- (Columbus Ohio) A Friday khutbah reflecting on Surah Al-Burojj (The Constellations) and the story of the People of the Ditch—believers who were burned alive in trenches of fire simply for professing that Allah is the only true God. The imam contrasts their sacrifice with our own times, where being Muslim carries no such cost, yet we often fail to take our religion as serious
Sheik Abdul K. Mansaray-From the Smallest Need to the Greatest Dream: ASK ALLAH
A Friday khutbah reminding us that no request is too small for Allah's attention and no dream is too big for His power. The imam calls us to revive the beautiful act of du'a—not as a last resort, but as a first instinct. Drawing from the Qur'an and the prophetic tradition, this sermon encourages us to pour out our hearts to Allah with certainty, humility, and hope, knowing that He hears every whis
Sheik Amin A. Jalloh-Al-Amanah: Fulfilling Our Purpose as Trustworthy Servants
From Masjid As-Sunnah -(Columbus, Ohio)Reflecting on the profound concept of al-amanah (trust) and the ultimate purpose for which we were created. The imam reminds us that every blessing, responsibility, and moment of life is a trust from Allah—and we will be askedhow we fulfilled it. Drawing from the Qur'an and prophetic example, this sermoncalls us to examine whether we are truly living up t
Sheik Osman Barrie-The Key to Allah's Reward
From Masjid UL Bayyinah- (Columbus, Ohio) What is the key that unlocks Allah's reward? In this Friday khutbah, the imam reflects on a simple yet profound truth: that lasting reward is not found in grand gestures alone, but in the sincerity, consistency, and awareness we bring to our everyday actions. Drawing from the Qur'an and Sunnah, this sermon calls us to examine our intentions, renew
Sheik Amin A. Jalloh – Amana (Trust)
From Masjid UL Bayyinah- (Columbus Ohio)The concept of Amana (trust) is woven throughout the Qur'an. Allah says: "Indeed, We offered the trust to the heavens and the earth and the mountains, but they declined to bear it and feared it; but man bore it." (Qur'an 33:72).Everything we have—our wealth, our health, our time, our relationships, and even our own bodies—is a trust (Amana)
Sheik Osman Barrie-Steadfastness & Guarding the Soul
From Masjid As-Sunnah (Columbus, Ohio) Calling believers to remain steadfast on thepath of Allah and to be vigilant against the distractions and prohibitions that pull us away from our purpose. The imam delivers a stirring reminder that true faith is not merely in words but in action—staying the course even when desirescall us elsewhere. With particular emphasis on the dangers of music and otherhe
Sheik Ibrahim Jalloh-Diseases of the Heart & Its Cures
From Masjid As-Sunnah- (Columbus, Ohio)A Friday khutbah examining the spiritual maladies that afflict the human heart—such as envy, arrogance, and heedlessness—and the remedies prescribed in the Qur'an and Sunnah to heal them. The imam reminds us that just as we tend to our physical health, we must be equally vigilant in purifying our hearts. Drawing from the prophetic tradition, this sermon o
Sheik Abdulai Barry -Taking advantage of time
From Masjid As-Sunnah- (Columbus, Ohio)A Friday khutbah reflecting on one of life's most precious and fleeting gifts: time. The imam reminds us that every passing moment is an opportunity for worship, growth, and good deeds—and that we will be asked how we spent our days. Drawing from the Qur'an and the example of the Prophet (PBUH), this sermon calls us to wake from heedlessness, prioriti
Sheikh Abubakarr Kuyateh-Muharram, Ashura & Musa's Salvation
From Masjid UL Bayyinah- (Columbus, Ohio)A Friday khutbah reflecting on the sacred month of Muharram, the significance of the Day of Ashura, and the powerful lessons we draw from Prophet Musa's (AS) miraculous salvation. The imam connects the historical deliverance of the Children of Israel to our own spiritual liberation—reminding us that just as Allah made a way for Musa, He makes a way for
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