Batah Masjid Wesmincom

21/03/2026

Eid Mubarak 🤍🌙
Alhamdulillah for the strength, patience, and prayers throughout Ramadan. May Allah accept all our عبادات and forgive our shortcomings.
“...and that you complete the number (of fasting days) and glorify Allah for having guided you, and that you may be grateful.”
— Surah Al-Baqarah (2:185)
تقبل الله منا ومنكم صالح الأعمال
(Taqabbalallahu minna wa minkum sālihal-a‘māl)

19/03/2026

“Our last Tahajjud 1447H…
and our hearts finally understand what it means to need You, Ya Allah.
Not perfectly, but sincerely.
If this is our last night in this Ramadan,
accept us as we are,
and return us to You better than we came.” 🌙✨

19/03/2026

After nights of prayer, tears, and devotion, Allah has granted us this beautiful day of Eid.

May He accept all our عبادات and forgive our shortcomings.
Let us come together in unity and faith as we listen to the Khutbah of 𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒚𝒌𝒉 𝑨𝒍𝒘𝒂𝒋𝒆𝒓 𝑴𝒊𝒓𝒂𝒋𝒊.

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17/03/2026

On this 8th night of Tahajjud, we stand together in the stillness of the night, united by faith and hope. While the world sleeps, our hearts remain awake, turning back to Allah with sincerity. Ya Allah, You know the struggles we carry, the prayers we whisper, and the dreams we keep in our hearts. Forgive our sins—those we remember and those we have forgotten—and purify our intentions. Strengthen us in our weaknesses, guide us when we feel lost, and keep our hearts firm upon Your deen.

Ya Rabb, accept every sujood we make, every tear that falls, and every dua we raise to You in this blessed month. Grant us patience in our trials, ease in our hardships, and barakah in our lives. Let this night be a witness for us, not against us, and write us among those who will be forgiven and granted Your mercy.

As we continue this journey in Ramadan, keep us close to You—not only in these nights but for the rest of our lives. Bless our families, our friends, and our community. Unite us in goodness, and allow us to reach Laylatul Qadr with hearts full of iman. Ameen.” 🌙✨

17/03/2026

On this blessed 28th night of Taraweeh, our hearts grow heavier knowing that Ramadan is slowly coming to an end, yet fuller with gratitude for every moment we were given to worship, reflect, and return to Allah. Tonight, we are reminded not only of our prayers and sacrifices, but also of our responsibility to others through Zakat al-Fitr—a beautiful act of purification and compassion.

Zakat al-Fitr is more than just an obligation; it is a reminder that no one should be left behind in moments of joy, especially as we approach Eid. It cleanses our fast from any shortcomings and ensures that even the less fortunate can celebrate with dignity and happiness. It teaches us that Islam is not only about personal devotion, but also about caring for the community, spreading kindness, and uplifting those in need.

Khateeb: Shaykh Julnar Samlani

15/03/2026

Part 2

15/03/2026

15/03/2026

Grand Iftar 2026-1447 of Batah Masjid WesMinCom.
An evening filled with unity, laughter, and remembrance of Allah. From the former and current, oldest to youngest, reminiscing the memories that brought together and build not just friendships but everlasting brotherhood for the sake of Allah. Ramadhan serves as a reminder that the beauty of Islam is stronger when we stand together as one Ummah. May Allah bless our gathering, accept our fasting, and keep our hearts connected for his sake. Ameen!

15/03/2026

Tonight we stand in Taraweeh with hearts full of hope, silently praying that this blessed night might be Laylatul Qadr — the night that is better than a thousand months.

In every ayah recited, every sujood we make, and every tear that falls, we carry the weight of our sins, our worries, and our deepest duas. Yet we also carry hope — hope in the infinite mercy of Allah.

Ya Allah, if this is Laylatul Qadr, forgive the sins we remember and the sins we have forgotten. Purify our hearts, accept our prayers, and write our names among those who are forgiven and granted Jannah.

Khateeb: Shaykh Alwajer Miraji

10/03/2026

First night of Tahajjud in the masjid.
While the world outside was asleep, our hearts gathered in one place to remember Allah.
The silence of the night, the soft recitation of Qur’an, and the rows of believers standing together made the moment feel so peaceful.

In every sujood, I poured the prayers that my heart has been carrying for so long.
The worries, the hopes, the silent tears, and the duas that only Allah truly knows.
Ya Allah, accept our Tahajjud tonight.
Forgive our sins, ease our hearts, and grant the duas that we whisper only to You.