
Lecture Toolkit
In Hardship and in Ease: How to Rely on God
The Prophet ﷺ and Abu Bakr hid together in a cave. Outside, death circled nearer and nearer in the blades and hateful hearts of the disbelievers of Quraysh.
A Talk Toolkit is a complete khutbah or lecture, written from Yaqeen Institute's research, that an imam or speaker can download, adapt for their community, and deliver. Each one sets out why its topic matters, then gives you the whole talk.
17 toolkits · 5 themes

Lecture Toolkit
The Prophet ﷺ and Abu Bakr hid together in a cave. Outside, death circled nearer and nearer in the blades and hateful hearts of the disbelievers of Quraysh.

Lecture Toolkit
When thinking of worship in Islam, the five pillars of faith often come to mind first.

Lecture Toolkit
Let’s be honest with each other: being a practicing Muslim in the West is not easy.

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A man took 99 lives. Because of him, the lives of 99 individuals with families and friends, fears and hopes, were destroyed.

Khutbah Toolkit
The Institute for Social Policy and Understanding recently released an analysis of various faith groups, surveying their private and public religious practices.

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Lecture Toolkit
What is your impact on others? What habits have your friends picked up from you?

Lecture Toolkit
Cultural knowledge brings a lot of benefit to the global Muslim community.

Khutbah Toolkit
A phobia is an irrational fear; Islamophobia, then, is the irrational fear of Islam.

Khutbah Toolkit
When polled, most Americans say they do not know a Muslim. More than 80 percent of media coverage about Islam and Muslims is negative, and Muslims have often found themselves at the center of social and political debate.

Khutbah Toolkit
From among the countless billions of women who have walked this planet and breathed its oxygen, only one had a chapter named after her in Allah’s final revelation, the Quran.

Khutbah Toolkit
There is hardly any greater immunity against the distorted images of the Prophet ﷺ than a study of his life.
It's a complete khutbah or lecture, written by Yaqeen Institute from its research, for imams and speakers to download and give.
There are 17 toolkits, in 5 themes: Faith & Worship, Social Justice, Identity & Community, Islamophobia & Our Narrative, and Prophets & Seerah. For example: In Hardship and in Ease: How to Rely on God, The Gravity of One Murder, and Breaking the Taboo: Marital Counseling and Education.
A PDF of 5 to 11 pages with the whole talk written out: how to open, the main points under their own headings, and every Qur'an verse and hadith it uses, in Arabic and English with its source. A couple also begin with a short primer of background and statistics.
Yes, all of them. To download one, sign in to your Yaqeen account and verify your email.
Yes. You're welcome to adapt any toolkit for your own khutbah or lecture, and for the community you're speaking to.
Social Justice
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The Gravity of One Murder
A man, 46 years old, lying on the floor. An officer, wearing the uniform of the state, pressing a knee into his throat.
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Overcoming Compassion Fatigue and Burnout
We have all seen the tragedy of burnout in action—the once active members of the community slowly withdrawing not just from their volunteerism, but from all community activities.
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Social Services
The American Muslim community today is facing unique experiences compared to other faith communities in the United States.
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Racism in Our Ranks
Does racism really exist in Muslim communities? According to an ISPU poll, the answer is yes.
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The Urgency of Civic Engagement
On the morning after the 2016 presidential elections, many Muslims felt dread and disbelief at the results.
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