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The most majestic and the most high. We worship him alone and turn to him and upon him do we rely?

He saved the ark of Noah on Mount Judea and he spoke to Musa on Mount Sinai.

He commanded Abraham to build the Kaaba and he raised a Isa from being crucified.

He hears the plea of the one in distress and he responds to the silent cry.

So glory be to him who revealed the Quran, whose recitation with our voices we beautify.

And ultimate majesty belongs to him who blessed us with the sharia that we strive to live by.

And praise be to him who sent us a prophet, whose sonna we try to exemplify.

For it is by following the sonna that our hearts and our manners we purify.

May Salat and Salam be upon the one whose prophethood no sincere person can deny.

As to what follows, dear brothers and sisters, Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala reminds us to be conscious of him in the Quran.

When he says, Ya ayuhu alladheena aman uttakullahu hakatukati wa l-atamutunna illa wa antumuslimun.

O you who believe, be conscious of Allah the way that it is befitting that you are conscious of him and do not die except in a state of submission.

Dear Muslims, one of the realities of life and this reality is both a blessing and a potential curse.

Is that people have differences of opinion about every single issue.

Allah Azza wa Jalla created us differently, our minds think differently.

We look at the world differently, we analyze things differently.

In fact, there is hardly anything, any aspect except that you will find human beings looking at that and analyzing it in different ways.

This applies to politics, it applies to history, it applies to economics, it applies to science and it also applies to religion.

Just like we have diverse backgrounds, diverse religions, diverse civilizations, so too we have diverse religious beliefs.

This is once again the reality of humanity and even within the same religion we have a diversity of interpretation about that religion.

Our Prophet ﷺ predicted that his ummah would split up into even more groups than the previous ummahs and we see this reality in our times.

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