53:52Mirza Mešić
A khutbah reminding believers that worldly blessings can become a greater trial than hardship, urging them to prioritise the Hereafter, guard their iman through consistent worship, and never be complacent.
1:24:55The Deen Show
A wide-ranging discussion on the responsibility of speakers to convey accurate Islamic information, the historical alteration of scriptures, sectarian divisions within Islam, and pressing issues facing Muslim communities—from geopolitical conflicts to cultural preservation in the Balkans.

An Orthodox Christian woman engages in a theological dialogue with a Muslim scholar, exploring foundational differences between Christianity and Islam regarding Jesus's nature, the authority of scripture, violence in religious texts, and evidence for each faith's truth claims.
A former conservative American Jew describes his discovery that Deuteronomy 33:2 contains a biblical prophecy of the Messenger Muhammad ﷺ, identifying the three geographic references (Sinai, Seir, Paran) as corresponding to Musa, Isa, and Muhammad respectively, which led him to embrace Islam.
1:14:50Nouman Ali Khan
Nouman Ali Khan introduces a week-long deep study of Sūrat al-Jumu'ah, an 11-verse sūrah, emphasizing the balance between scholarly depth and accessible language. He sets expectations for meaningful engagement with the Qur'ān, encouraging participants to immerse themselves in this single sūrah and approach it with reverence and focused attention.
15:28Esmir Halilović
Govornik анализира veliku sportsku pobjedu bosanskohercegovačke fudbalske reprezentacije kao lekciju za društveno jedinstvo, nacionalnu ponos i važnost diaspore, pozivajući ljude da nauče od prijedane i zajedničkog cilja kojem stremiće mladi igrači.

A khutbah on the bond of brotherhood in faith (la ilaha illallah) and the Islamic obligation to establish justice, fairness, and reconciliation among believers—emphasizing that true believers are brothers before any other identity, and that peacemaking is itself an act of taqwa.
A survivor who was five years old during the Srebrenica genocide in July 1995 recounts her separation from her grandfather at Potočari, her journey to safety with her mother and sister, and how she has carried his memory and his final words throughout her life.