Vintage

The following new khutbahs from October 2009 and January 2010 are now available:

January 2010:
Khalid Latif - Being a Resource without Refrain - 1/15/10 (dedicated to all those affected by the Haitian Earthquake)
A.S.M Hussain - Open-form Worship - Dua - 1/8/10

October 2009:
Khalid Latif - Two Dimensions of Ihsan - 10/30/09
Khalid Latif - The Most Comprehensive Verse - 10/23/09
Ebadur Rahman - A Proof For or Against You - 10/16/09

Please visit our Podcasts section to subscribe to our podcast or download these and any of our other great khutbahs.

The following new khutbahs from September and October 2009 are now available:

Khalid Latif - Life and the Afterlife - 10/9/09
A.S.M Hussain - Paradigm and Perspective - 10/2/09
Haroon Moghul - Sex and the Muslim Soul* - 9/25/09
Haroon Moghul - Baby Steps - 9/20/09
Khalid Latif - Reaping from Ramadan - 9/18/09

Please visit our Podcasts section to subscribe to our podcast or download these and any of our other great khutbahs.

* Previously mis-labeled as "Democracy and Diversity," which is the title of a forthcoming khutbah by Haroon Moghul.

Georgetown University's The Prince Alwaleed Bin Talaal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding and The Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre recently published its first edition of the 500 most influential Muslims 2009.  Mashallah, amongst that group is our own Imam Khalid Latif, Executive Director and Chaplain for the Islamic Center at New York University.  

The entire text can be found at http://www.rissc.jo/muslim500v-1L.pdf and Khalid can be found listed on page 144 under the "Development" section, where development is defined as "These organizers have dedicated their lives to civic engagement, community work, activism and conflict resolution to influence communities through policy change, governance, and pushing for sustainable development." 

Recently Imam Khalid Latif, Executive Director and Chaplain of the Islamic Center, was profiled for The National Newspaper.  The profile was divided into three separate stories, including a front page article and an audio slideshow.   To view the stories, please click the following links:

NYPD's Own Imam Helps Muslims and US Engage click here
Audio Slideshow: American Imam click here
Armed with a police badge and the Qur'an click here

The imam Khalid Latif talks about an auditorium in the NYU student centre that is a potential venue for an event for young Muslims. In addition to speaking at functions, he is a regular organiser of such gatherings. Bryan Derballa for The National

a new initiative to bring Harmony to NYU

 A Campaign Against Hate. Join the Islamic Center at NYU and various other clubs and campus organizations for a teach-in to create a united voice against intolerance. Hate affects people of every race, religion, ethnicity and sexual orientation – so stand (and learn) in solidarity with fellow students and faculty to work for harmony at NYU.

Professors, students and other community leaders will lead the teach-in with stories and ways we can learn to fight for tolerance. The event will also include acappella and spoken word performances. In remembrance of the recent tragedy at Fort Hood, the event will end with a moment of silence for the victims.

Learn to listen and take a stand against hate.

Kimmel Center Grand Staircase
Tuesday, November 17th
12:30pm to 2:00pm
60 Washington Square South, NY,NY 10012

for more information please contact 212-998-4712

The following new khutbahs are available:

Khalid Latif - Changing Public Perception - 9/11
Khalid Latif - Increasing Iman in Others - 7/31

Please visit our Podcasts section to subscribe to our podcast or download these and any of our other great khutbahs.