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Alhamdulillah, all praises due to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. We praise him and we seek his help and aid.

And we seek refuge in Allah from the evil of our souls and the consequences of our actions.

Indeed, whomever Allah guides, none can misguide and whomever Allah chooses to allow to go astray, then none can guide him to the straight path.

A bear witness and I testify that there is no God other than Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.

And a bear witness and I testify that Muhammad ﷺ is his final messenger and his most perfect worshiper.

As to what follows, Allah reminds us in the Qur'an to be conscious of him when he says,

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

Dear Muslims, today's khutbah will be about one of the earliest suras that Allah Azza wa Jalla revealed to our Prophet ﷺ.

In the early Meccan stages, perhaps even the first year of revelation, Allah Azza wa Jalla revealed a small surah, a surah that we recite.

Every few salawat, it is one of the common suras.

And in today's khutbah, we will elaborate and illustrate and give it a sincere of this surah so that in Sha'Allah, we can benefit in our daily lives and we can also benefit when we recite this surah in our salawat.

And it is small, six or seven verses.

Have you seen, Ya Rasulullah, have you seen this person who rejects the Dean?

The Dean here, the primary meaning of Dean is the Day of Judgment, as in Malikiyahumid Dean.

And Dean also implies a religion, Islam is a Dean.

So belief in a religion and belief in Judgment Day is actually really the same thing because the word dana-yadinu means to believe in Judgment and means to believe in a system of laws.

They are the same thing.

And the Quraysh denied there was a system of laws, the Dean.

And they denied there's a Day of Judgment, Malikiyahumid Dean.

So Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala challenged the belief of the Quraysh.

And this shows us that we are obliged to speak truth to power.

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