Islam with Sheikh Muiz Bukhary

In this Jumuʿah sermon, we reflect on the turbulence of our times, the spread of misinformation, and how believers should remain spiritually anchored when the world feels uncertain. The khutbah explores how global chaos often reflects the moral state of human hearts, why Muslims must verify information in an age of viral rumours, and how faith, knowledge and worship remain the believer’s compass in times of confusion. Delivered at Muhiyadeen Jumuʿah Masjid, Mayura Place, Colombo 06 on 06 March 2026. May Allah allow these reminders to bring clarity, steadiness and guidance to our hearts. Āmīn!

Sheikh Muiz Bukhary explores in this sermon, the chillingly precise warnings contained within Sūrat Al-ʿAsr. While many treat time as a neutral resource, the Qur’ān describes it as a "Squeeze", a high-pressure environment where the human being is in a constant state of liquidation. We move from the markets of the past to the digital distractions of 2026 to answer one question: If our existence is melting away every second, what have we actually "bought" with our lives?

In this insightful and engaging upload, Sheikh Muiz Bukhary delivers a powerful reminder at a special Iftār gathering organised by the Rotaract Clubs of Sri Lanka. He takes a deep dive into the true essence of Ramadān, emphasising that fasting is not just about abstaining from food and drink—it is a holistic detox that purifies both the body and soul.

In this powerful sermon, Sheikh Muiz Bukhary reflects on the beginning of a new Gregorian year, using it as an opportunity for deep reflection and renewal. He highlights two key themes: first, the blessing of time gifted by Allah, encouraging reliance on Allah's divine decree (Qadr) and placing unwavering trust in His plans (Tawakkul). Second, he reminds us that with each passing year, we move closer to our ultimate destination, the Akhirah. The sermon underscores the fleeting nature of this worldly life, the inevitability of death, and the need to prepare for our meeting with Allah by living with purpose, gratitude, and faith.