ID#: 1796 Jul 4-5 : Stafford : Qiyam ul-Layl with Ud. Ubayd Evans!

Sowing Seeds of Change

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"Do you see the seed that you sow in the ground?" - Holy Qur'an

Truly, God will not change the condition of a people until they change what is within themselves (Qur’an 13:11). Faith requires constant introspection and transformation in the journey toward a more perfect relationship with God.

Ramadan is the springtime of the believer - come learn how, regardless of where you are or where you have been, you can sow the seeds which will bring spiritual nourishment to your life all year.

Gain key spiritual insights and practical advice on how to make real and positive change in your life. Learn about lessons from the life of the Prophet (s) to focus on improving your moral outlook - most specifically, some suggestions on how to become more self-aware, more humble and more compassionate for others.

In addition, we will discuss the meaning of being an American Muslim in 2014 - can our "micro" actions lead to "macro" changes in perceptions of Islam in the West?


Ustadh Ubayd will also be giving khutba on July 4th at Masjid As-Sabireen, Insha Allah.

Qiyaam with Ubayd Evans: Sowing the Seeds of Change SCHEDULE at Masjid As-Sabireen:

Ramadan Kareem! We are looking forward to seeing you all this Friday, starting with the Jumah Khutbah at Masjid As-Sabireen. Check it out:

→ Jummah Program at Masjid As-Sabireen

• Khutba with Ustadh Ubayd Evans (1:30 PM)

• Salat (2:00 PM)

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→ Qiyam ul-Layl Program after Tarawee Prayer (11:45 PM) at Masjid As-Sabireen:

• 12:00 AM. - Introduction (Brother A Yunus Khaerisman)

• 12:05 AM. - It Starts With Me - How to Approach This Ramadan (Ustadh Ubayd Evans)

• 12:45 AM. - How the Sahabah Approached Ramadan (Imam John Graff)

• 1:15 AM.- Qiyaam ul-Layl

• 1:45 AM.- Change is the Only Constant - How to Make Changes that Last (Ustadh Ubayd Evans)

• 2:45 AM. - Conclude (Brother A Yunis) and Dua (Ustadh Ubayd Evans)

• Suhoor (shortly after)

USTADH UBAYD EVANS converted to Islam while in high school. Upon converting, he began to study some of the foundational books of the Islamic tradition under the private tutelage of local scholars while simultaneously pursuing a degree in journalism from Columbia. Since then he has studied at Chicagoland's Institute of Islamic Education (IIE) under the rectorship of Maulana Abdullah Saleem, in Tarim, Yemen, and Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt, where graduate with a degree in Islamic law. He is also an instructor at Ta'leef Collective.