Friday, Mar 28 | 3:30pm ET
As Ramadan draws to a close, are you feeling a weight in your heart? That you could’ve prayed more, recited more, given more, asked more? That you let too many moments slip away?
You’re not alone. Many of us feel this way. But what if this feeling itself is a sign of hope? What if there’s still a way to make this Ramadan count - even in its final hours?
Join Mufti Hussain Kamani on the final Jumuah of Ramadan for a heart-softening session on what to do now: how to move past your guilt and regret, embrace Allah’s mercy, and end Ramadan in a way that truly makes up for everything up to this point.
Don’t despair. There’s still time to repair.
Mufti Hussain Kamani
Mufti Hussain Kamani is the Director of the Qalam Seminary and a senior faculty member, where he teaches Hadith, Fiqh, and Tazkiyah. With over two decades of experience in teaching and community leadership, he has mentored and trained over a thousand students, many of whom now serve as imams, chaplains, educators, and leaders across the United States.
Born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, to a Hindu convert to Islam and a Muslim father, Mufti Kamani began his pursuit of sacred knowledge at a young age, traveling internationally to memorize the Quran. He later undertook rigorous studies in the United Kingdom, completing a seven-year Alimiyyah program followed by postgraduate specialization in Islamic Law and Legal Verdicts with a focus on the Hanafi Madhab. Since 2015, he has served as the Imam at Masjid Al-Rahman in Carrollton, where he leads prayers, delivers sermons, and conducts weekly educational programs.
Dedicated to preserving classical scholarship while addressing contemporary challenges, he has made thousands of hours of lectures freely available through the Qalam Podcast, ensuring accessible Islamic learning for students worldwide. Beyond his academic work, he has trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for over 14 years and runs Kamanionline.com, a Muslim men’s clothing brand known for its elegant and modest apparel.
Mufti Kamani’s work is driven by a deep commitment to tradition and a dedication to shaping a new generation of leaders who meet the challenges of the modern world.
What is Friday Gems?
Friday Gems is CelebrateMercy’s weekly live online program, which aims to further our mission to help people discover the truth about Muhammad ﷺ and transform their lives through his beautiful example and teachings.
For the average busy Muslim adult, it’s a great way to maintain a consistent connection with the most beloved ﷺ of God, on the most blessed day of the week.
Part 1 (30 min) of the session is a fulfillment of the tradition of the Prophet ﷺ to engage meaningfully with the 18th chapter of the Quran, The Cave (al-Kahf), every Friday. This practice holds various virtues. English translation is shown on the screen with the Arabic verses so that it’s a meaningful experience for the audience.
Part 2 (35 min) is an inspiring and practical reminder delivered by one of our esteemed teachers on a certain aspect of the Prophet’s ﷺ life, character and teachings. This is coupled with references to relevant passages in the Quran. The topic is presented in a manner that’s applicable to one’s own life, today’s world and current events.
Part 3 (25 min) is a heartfelt discussion and Q&A between the teacher and the audience. It’s a great opportunity to foster community and support one another, no matter where a person is in their journey. Emulating the Prophetic example, prayers and encouragement are exchanged, leading to a heart softening and spiritually uplifting experience.