Urdu: Khutbat-e-Haram

Sermons from the Grand Mosque itself

Few voices in the Muslim world carry the reach of the Imam of the Haram, and few pulpits carry the weight of the one at Masjid al-Haram in Makkah. Khutbat-e-Haram (خطباتِ حرم) — "Sermons of the Haram" is a collection of Friday and 'Eid speeches delivered by Sheikh Abdur Rehman As-Sudais, Imam and Khatib of the Grand Mosque, now gathered in Urdu translation.

What the collection offers

The sermons cover the range of themes typically addressed from the Haram's pulpit — matters of 'aqidah, worship, current affairs affecting the Muslim Ummah, and calls to unity and reform — delivered in the distinctive style that has made Sheikh As-Sudais's khutbahs among the most listened-to in the world.

Why read them in translation

For Urdu-speaking readers who cannot follow the original Arabic khutbah live, this collection makes Sheikh As-Sudais's guidance accessible in written form — sermons that can be read, reflected upon, and returned to, rather than heard once and forgotten.