Al-Badeer urges Muslims to show compassion during heat
The Friday sermon at the Prophet's Mosque reminded worshipers of the importance of piety and turning to Allah to avoid Hellfire. It emphasized the significance of warning about the heat of summer, comparing it to the flames of Hell. The imam called on Muslims to repent, stay away from sins, and prepare for the Day of Judgment. He highlighted the virtue of giving water to others and distributing it to the poor, noting that such acts are greatly rewarded. The sermon also included sayings encouraging compassion, and stressed that building a mosque is rewarded with Paradise. It urged Muslims to show solidarity, check on the weak and needy—especially during the intense heat— and encouraged charity and good deeds that bring them closer to Allah and benefit the community.
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