Eid Bayaan by Hazrat Moulana. Khutbah and Salaah by Mufti Abdur Rahmaan Abdul Razack.

Main Topic

Maintaining Spiritual Progress After Ramadan and Avoiding Vain Desires

Ramadan serves as a spiritual workshop to repair the damage caused by sins, enabling believers to perform well on the journey of life afterwards.
Muslims must be Ibadur-Rahman (servants of the Most Merciful) at all times, rather than Ibadu Ramadan (servants of Ramadan) who worship only during the holy month.
Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) expressed major fear for his Ummah regarding two traits: Hawa (following vain desires) and Tul al-Amal (excessively distant worldly hopes).
The Dunya is continuously moving away from us, while the Akhirah is steadily approaching; believers should strive to be among the children of the Hereafter rather than slaves to the material world.

Hadith narrated by Sayyiduna Jabir (Radiallahu anhu): Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) warned that the two things he fears most for his Ummah are Hawa (following desires, which blocks one from the truth) and Tul al-Amal (distant hopes, which causes forgetfulness of the Hereafter).
Recitation of Surah al-A'la and Surah al-Ghashiyah during the Eid Salah.

Avoid intentionally falling back into sins and bad habits immediately after Ramadan ends.
Do not neglect family responsibilities or commit moral transgressions under the guise of pursuing distant financial security.
Maintain consistency in daily Salah, Quranic recitation, modesty, and attendance at the masjid beyond Ramadan.