Programme from Masjid Khalid Bin Waleed Nigel

Main Topic

Focusing on Spiritual Reformation and the Soul (Rooh) vs. Physical Body

The physical body is merely a temporary conveyance in this worldly life, whereas the soul (Rooh) represents our true reality that endures in the Barzakh and the Hereafter.
While people endure great difficulty and expenditure to maintain physical fitness and health, they often neglect the essential spiritual nourishment of the soul.
Performing obligatory worship (Fara'id) and abundantly engaging in voluntary worship (Nawafil) elevates a servant to become the beloved of Allah Ta'ala.
True good character (Akhlaq) is not about forcing others to conform to one's temperament, but rather exercising tolerance and restraint when facing bad character from others.
Ramadan serves as a spiritual training ground to practice self-restraint and gain control over the Nafs.

Surah At-Tahrim (66:6): Recitation calling upon believers to save themselves and their families from the Fire.
Hadith Qudsi: Allah Ta'ala mentions that a servant draws close to Him through obligatory acts and continues drawing closer through optional worship until Allah loves him.
Prophet's Example (Seerah): The humility and complete lack of personal revenge demonstrated by Rasulullah Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam during the Conquest of Makkah (Fath Makkah).
Hadith on Anger: Controlling one's anger for the sake of Allah Ta'ala brings grand rewards on the Day of Judgment.

Take stock of hidden or normalized major sins in daily life (such as interest-based transactions) and make sincere Tawbah.
Exercise anger management, particularly at home with family and spouses, by remaining silent and making Dhikr instead of lashing out.
Seek guidance from Ulama and Mashayikh to identify and cure spiritual diseases of the heart.