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Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura
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Becoming an individual whom Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. is proud of

28 August 2026

Making the Prophet s.a.w. proud does not require extraordinary achievements. It can begin with the simplest things that he s.a.w. taught.

Muslim men praying in mosque

On the day of resurrection, Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. will wait for us at the fountain of al-Haudh. He s.a.w. will recognise the members of his ummah who come to the fountain. Sadly, some among them will be kept from approaching the fountain and the Prophet s.a.w. Seeing this, Rasulullah s.a.w. will call out: “My companions! My companions!” Truly, his love and concern for his ummah know no limits. 

Therefore, today's sermon calls us to become individuals whom Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. is proud of. How do we do this? The answer is recorded in the Quran. Allah s.w.t. says: “Whatever (command) the Messenger brings you, take it; and whatever he forbids you from (doing), leave it.” (Al-Hasyr, 59:7) 

May it be that when we are gathered before Rasulullah s.a.w, he smiles upon seeing us and says: “I am proud of you, O my ummah.”

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