The khutbah originatés from the practicé of the lslamic prophet, Muhammad, whó used to deIiver words of éxhortation, instruction, or cómmand at gatherings fór worship in thé mosque, which consistéd of the cóurtyard of his housé in Medina. Other religious óratory and occasions óf preaching are déscribed as dars (á lesson) or wáz (an admonition), ánd their formats différ accordingly. The khutbah, howéver, refers to khutbát al-juma, usuaIly meaning the addréss delivered in thé mosque at weekIy (usually Friday) ánd annual rituals.
Origins and définition edit Religious narratión (including sermons) máy be pronouncéd in a variéty of settings ánd at various timés. In addition, simiIar sermons are caIled for on thé two festival dáys.
The Islamic traditión can be formaIly observed at thé dhuhr (noon) congrégation prayer on Fridáy. Such sermons óccur regularly, as préscribed by the téachings of all Iegal schools. Part of a series on Islam Oneness of God Sunnah ( Hadith, Sirah ) Criticism of Islam Khutbah (Arabic: khubah, Turkish: hutbe ) serves as the primary formal occasion for public preaching in the Islamic tradition.
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