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Reacting to Cringe Muslim TikToks (2025 Edition) · After Maghrib 🌙

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Rock, paper, scissors shoot you. Show.
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One rock, paper, scissors shoot. Are you meant to rock, Paper,
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scissors. Shoot.
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No. On shoot you show what objects
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scissors shoot. Yeah.
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All right. Ready.
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Rock, paper, scissors. Shoot.
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OK, so you're intro. I just cut your fingers.
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Up. Salami coming up to my Rakata
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run sisters, welcome back to after Maghrib.
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We are now just a couple of days away from the blessed day of
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Eden fetus. We want to take this opportunity
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to wish you guys and Eid Mubarak.
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We pray in Charlotte that the blessed month of Ramadan has
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video, we've got actually a really cool video.
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We haven't done one of these for a while.
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We're going to do reactions to like viral Tik toks, viral reels
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and just talk about it. And we've brought one of our
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good friends back and I think the last time he was on was on
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this exact episode 2 years ago, I'm not mistaken, which was the
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last episode of Shaharamoban 2022.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So meant to be saying Ali.
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It's not my name. Thank you for.
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Having. Me every time I say come on.
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Bro yeah, I'm proud. Welcome, welcome, welcome.
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It's good to have you here. How you feeling?
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I'm OK bro, Hamdullah, I'm I feel like obviously we're homing
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now after, you know, I was at mosque like 2 days ago and I was
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like I was walking in and Arvan is going on walking in and
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someone puts a date like they, you know, they're handing out
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dates. I break my fast guy sources.
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Like good to see you after mugling.
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I was like, you're waiting for that, right?
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Is that Yeah, yeah. But now Hamdulas, it's been
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nice. Like we record obviously our
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episodes at night time. So we have a bit more energy now
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compared to during the day. It's like the fasts are some
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days, I don't know how you guys are finding it some days harder,
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some days easier when you've got jobs and kids and other
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commitments and. It's been consistent, I think
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for me for other months, sort of like if I'm feeling tired or
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something, I haven't felt as deep as I have previous years
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over the last few days of yeah, I don't know what sleep is.
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Yeah, yeah, it takes time. By the time you even go to
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sleep, you've got to wake up an hour later.
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Like I'm recovering. I'm on the back end of an
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illness. Like my side?
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Hi, baby. So like, yeah, it's a lot
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because you're not getting sleepy, you're not eating to
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recover. I.
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Just take for me, I want some cakes.
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When I wake up at. Three.
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Yeah, I've got three hours. I break up my fast.
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I sleep at Fetcher so I'm chilling.
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Night Owl. So you, you, it's a lot more
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time for you. You're doing That's crazy.
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So he. Basically fasting he.
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Needs to redo his fast when the shifts change.
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That's true. Nice to make.
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Up. Yeah, that's that.
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I make up. I'm very sad.
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You know, I have this memory of I think two or three years ago
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we when we were doing it on mobile fundraiser for the Zaadar
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Trust. Yeah.
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And you did something crazy. Do you remember?
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I cut my hair off, it was a fat. Afro, the huge Afro.
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Proper Afro it came up, I think, up to my Adam's apple from here
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to here. Do you remember that?
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Have you seen that picture of Khabib?
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You know Khabib UFC fight? Yeah, He's playing the hack.
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Yeah, Yeah. Yeah, it's got, that's how basic
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that was. Yeah, Basically, yeah.
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And you shaved your head on TV. Live TV.
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Yeah, I think I was like, if we raised 50K in one night and then
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that day we reached 100K. Marshall Law.
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Sounds like I'm going to shave it all off, Marshall.
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I've done it live on TV and everything.
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That's unbelieving. That's amazing A.
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Lot of sweeping, Yeah, yeah, a lot of clean up.
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And on that note, yeah, we are still.
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We're still going. Still going the campaign is how
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I trust few days them in the last few days of Ramadan.
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It's time to maximize and make the most from the remaining few
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days of this blessed. Yeah.
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You know, on the know of the hard trust, it's the last few
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days of Ramadan. We still have the opportunity to
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maximize the rewards that we can give in the way of a lot of
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Spaniola. And you know, the other day I
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was when I was making a clip about the Zahra Trust, I said
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something and I was like, we have the blessings to break fast
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with what we want. Whereas there's people around
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the world will have nothing to break fast with food on the
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table. And that's nothing really like
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it hits home when you think about it.
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I mean, we should be doing more. We should be giving more the way
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over the last panel, we should be helping them because one day
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we don't, we can be in that position, We can be in that
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circumstance and I don't think it's one any of us want to be
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in. Do you know what as well like
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throughout the mile of Lyal al Qadar, how many times you do the
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ajosha and you do and all of these different are and you have
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like a constant like a connection between yourself and
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the last month. And sometimes you're talking
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about forgiveness, sometimes you're talking about like the
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transformation of your heart. But then there's a lot of lines
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in these different artists which talk about your sustenance, your
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risk, and how Allah's giving you risk and how you should trust in
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Allah. Like if you're spending in the
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way of God, then he'll get back to you.
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Do you know what I mean? So it, it becomes pointless to
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pray for this and to pray for sustenance so that you can spend
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in the way of God, but then not spend in the way of God.
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Like you've got, you know, incredible 'cause let's be real,
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there's, there's some incredible causes.
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People are fundraising for different causes across the holy
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month. Everyone is trying their best.
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But I think as a community we can come together.
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You know, before the holy month, I was speaking to a friend of
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mine and he was like, bro, like, how much can I really do myself?
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I was like, brother, you'd be surprised.
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Like if you make a page by yourself, you know, and you
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fundraise for A cause by yourself, you never know, might
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raise a few 100 lbs, a few 1000 lbs, but ultimately that's money
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that wouldn't have been given or donated had you not done that.
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Do you know what I mean? So everything, it's, you know,
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one thing beautiful about our religion.
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It's, it's, it's quality of a quantity.
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So you can give any amount, any amount to A cause.
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And if you're giving it with your pure intentions, then alas,
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is all. Can I just say one more thing,
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You know, this whole Agha Khan thing that happened.
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So when Alka Khan passed away like a month or two ago, there
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was a big debate, especially within the South Asian
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communities about whether the Ismaili Alka Khan was a good man
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or not, OK. And the big debate, especially
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amongst the elder generation, that he was a great man because
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he gave a lot in the way of charity, gave hundreds of
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millions of pounds, universities, hospitals, which
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is a great act, of course. However, ironically I also heard
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something at the same time, a lecture by a scholar in Canada
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and he said he's like when a last panelist Allah talks about
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Ahmed in the holy corner, I'm in a salahat.
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He always talks about Ahmed in like on the side of Iman.
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Like there's no point doing acts, doing doing acts, good
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acts if you don't have Iman coupled with it.
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So basically like the idea being is that whatever acts you do, if
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you do it with Iman then Allah sees that Iman before he sees
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the the amount of of all the volume of your ears.
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Do you get what I'm saying? So you can give 5 lbs to a
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charity. You give you know, 50,000 lbs to
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charity. If you've got the Iman in your
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first donation then Allah will accept that, probably more.
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Charlotte, I hope the view is the listeners watching wherever
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you are around the world. Make the intention and hit and
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click the link in our bio. So we've got some reaction
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videos, yes, we haven't done this in a while.
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How are you feeling? I know I wish I must pick the
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clip so it's a bit I wasn't. Really worried.
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Don't know what to expect. I'm actually a Mirzada.
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You have to react to a yes. All right, let's get started.
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I'm ready, I'm ready. I'm fed up of tidying up after
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people. Literally, there's hacking bowls
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of milk. So take the milk, pour it in the
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sink, and put the bowl in the dishwasher.
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So who had the other bowl? Me.
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We. Said no.
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Yeah, we said no more. We said no, Yeah, it's pretty
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simple. If you date something, put it
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this is you dismiss. No, just don't leave the balls
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out when you don't really want to stick.
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Just saying if you're done with it.
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No, I'm being the. Best thing is right.
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He's kicked about this. It's easy for you to kick off.
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There's a lot of people doing. This but you understand.
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What you're saying and the guy's getting blamed for.
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Something. It's crazy because the brother
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who's saying, well, Lahi wasn't me.
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Like obviously he's using God's name, like for something so
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minor, but the guy who's blaming him, he has no choice but to
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believe him. He's like, I told you no more
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one lie. I told you no more one lie,
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because he knows that he's not going to say it if he doesn't
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mean it. So as he was believable, like,
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you know, it wasn't him in it. It's like, it's like, put your
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trust and put your faith completely in God and it will,
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it's going to is and I, I start like things will be happening to
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you and you'll be seeing things around you that are like
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terrible, like evil, right. So there's a line that says so
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like pretty much on your on this side, 1000 will fall, 10,000
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will fall on this side, but you'll still be standing.
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Like it's like almost like evil can't touch me.
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You feel me And. I don't know when I read that
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just but when I'm I'm gone. This is like changed everything.
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It changed the whole everything. For me bro.
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So. That whole like that, that whole
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verse is like powerful to me. It's superpower.
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That's my favorite one. Dude, there's there's.
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So much value in in in religion when used in that way and like
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I've I've had to change the way that I I speak to God and.
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Give give belief merit because there's so much power if you can
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just read a scripture and and feel that in your heart and.
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Say, do you know who those guys are?
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I don't know their names well, I've seen them.
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That's a good thing. I've seen them.
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I know two of them. I didn't think the guy on the
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right was this guy. The guy on the right, the far
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right? No, no, I know Logan Paul, the
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panel. I don't know the other guy.
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Yeah, that's, that's his boy Mike.
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Yeah. Oh, he's the guy who does.
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What's it impulsive? Yeah, he does it with Logan
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Paul. So he's.
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He's nice to see like someone that find him who's literally
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bringing that verse from the Bible which is explaining to
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what code, which is, yeah, almost what they.
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They deny what you guys think. I think it's nice when you see a
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non-muslim have that belief and I wish they were Muslim to
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understand to Akul in its fullness, to Akul being
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wholesome, right, the way we see it.
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But I don't know. Yeah.
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I mean, there's definitely similarities between the way
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they perceive to Akul for sure, but I don't think they have
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understood it the way we have. Yeah.
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I agree with it. Basically, there's not much
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accurate and. You know what this example.
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Was what like Tawakkol is for example, 10,000 things fall on
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this side, 1000 things fall on this side, but you're still
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standing is that. Really.
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That's what you're saying. Tawakkol is in this in this
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reality, but he's got the right. But you know what's nice?
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Like a lot of a lot of influences are like Christian
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influences, a lot more of them now than than before.
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And I have to give credits to like, like the black community
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especially, like even in the world of football, for example,
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you see. Life is important, yeah.
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Man, you see people talking about God a lot.
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Yeah, a lot. Like you see it everywhere.
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You see people who you know that guy who went viral that morning
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Routine guy. Yeah, that's just where'd you
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go? He gets up at like 4:00 in the
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morning and Hatched has a routine.
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And I was too quite. It's too funny like but that
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it's just. Mark at 4:00. 34 is is is the
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way he. Does.
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It's just the meme. It's the whole thing.
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It's become the most viewed video on X or Twitter.
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Gym guy, The guy that was Jim, Yeah, OK, OK.
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OK, and anyway, that guy, like he's proper into his Bible
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stuff. So everything he posts online is
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to do with God thanking God, praise to God, you know,
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everything is about God, God, God.
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So you now see like mainstream big time influences normalizing
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relationships with God. Which is nice, by the way,
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because just counters the mainstream media.
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Of course they don't want. That the narratives we see on
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British television or Western television is like everything is
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anti God. But then you actually have
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individuals, you know around the world who are sort of got
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centric. But as long as their actions
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marry up with their belief in God like.
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If so, they're not Muslim, right?
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We can't give them, I think, the same standards of what we
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perceive as the best way to represent the faith.
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That's true, yeah. But I think they're doing a good
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job representing their. I'm jealous that you have this
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love of God. Yeah, that's keeping you driven.
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Because I don't have her. Yeah.
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I wish that I can find something that can give me that drive as
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well. I like Phantom, I think he's
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real. I like God.
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He's got a nice character as. Well, he's got a good character.
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He's he's wholesome, yeah. He's proper wholesome, yeah.
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Yeah, Allah, next video. I love it.
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It's like a bit weird that was Selem Imam met Muslimin also
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Habi Jaleel where this chef has called Othman Al Khamis when I
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was taken that's his name. And he's he's speaking about the
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the current drama series of Mahawi that people are watching.
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But I think this question was asked him just before the series
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aired because he was like, I haven't seen it yet.
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And he's saying whether there's good from it.
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We don't know whether that's bad because we haven't seen the
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episodes yet. When he went on to defend
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Malaria, saying Malaria was the best Muslim king and the only
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best Muslim king until the end of time, until the hour,
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Malaria, may Allah be pleased with him.
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Malaria, a great companion, he said until the return of Jesus.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He doesn't want to mention Imam
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and Mehdi Arjalat Alfaz al Sharif.
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We're just praising my. Yeah, madness.
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I and I think, honey, if if you're watching now and
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listening to this, you should go back two weeks ago where we
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spoke about what are we in the treaty with Imam and Hassan so
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that you can understand the reality of whom Alia is.
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And there's so much things on earth.
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I'm actually angry because he knows this, this Sheikh Hathman
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and Kamis, he knows Maui as proper fasac Maui as like they
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know Hak Bro Wallah, they know Hak Osman.
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Khamiz, he's, he's not an idiot as well.
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That's my point. He's he's, he's a scholar, like
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in a sense, he's done years of study and he's like
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high-ranking. He's not like your street, that
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one guy, you know, Hyde Park speakers Corner, kind of you
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know, he's he's done his learning, his years of study.
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There's a proper, proper, well respected guy in that circle,
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the Salafi circle. Nah, bro, it's just crazy man.
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And he said the he said I will in Malukul Islam.
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Yeah, thing like he said that as well and.
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He said the best of kings. The best of kings.
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For from his time until the end of the.
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Last the hour hasn't shut, it said in the episode, he said,
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What is the king? What's the king in Islam?
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What the hell does the king mean in Islam?
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Khalifa Imam, he said. The best of your mums, by the
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way. Yeah, he said.
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Mum and Muslim mean, he said. The hell what?
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What you could take your mum and Muslim We we have a mum.
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And you know what's, you know what's jokes here?
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Is that just the name Mahalia? The definition of the name like?
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What does it mean for? Example What is Amir?
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What is Ahmed? Was Mustaba?
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What is Ali? What is Mahalia?
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What? What does Mahalia mean?
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A barking female dog. Dog.
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Yeah. Really.
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That's all I want to say. And now you know, speaking about
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barking female dogs. That's what it means.
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You know, when you look at Surya today and how they treat the
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alloys, what do they make them do?
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Yeah, that's true. How do they humiliate them?
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That's true. They tell them bark.
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Yeah, yeah. That's my idea for people.
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It's how can you praise the one Allahu Akbar, Wallah Wallah.
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He knows Hawk. I swear to God he knows Hawk,
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but he's blind. He's not.
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Like, you know when we say, you know, when Imam Hussein, you
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know, when he goes off to the enemy and he speaks with them,
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he tries to remind them of who he is, who his grandfather is,
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where he's standing here. What's his stance?
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Baba, leave the army of come towards Hak.
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Come. They say, we know who you are,
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but we're still going to kill you.
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And what's his words but Haram? That Haram blinded them from
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Hak. They know Hak.
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They see Hak, but they're blind to it.
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You know, it's like Hedaya. Sometimes you can tell someone
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100 times. Yeah.
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But this is this is the right way.
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This is the correct path. Yeah.
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He sees it, he reads, he understands it.
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It just doesn't sound at the heart.
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At the end of the day, I'm. Yes, Have you seen the show?
19:32
Well, sure, Maui Show speaking about the.
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Maui Show? I haven't seen a single episode,
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but I've seen snippets of people share online.
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Well, there are scenes in the. Immodest don't make sense.
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Immodest scenes. Immodest scenes, Yeah.
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As it is a show about his life. I've heard about you haven't
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heard about really. Yeah, with women dressed in
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inappropriate. Basically NBC.
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Yeah. There's been a like, a massive
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drama series which has come out about the life of Mahawya.
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OK? Like a propaganda show.
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Yeah. And they did one a few years ago
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about Omar, and now they've done one about Mahawya and it's
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caused a ruckus online in the last like month.
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Basically they released it for Ramavan.
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It's just caused a lot. That's why you've been seeing a
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lot of lectures on Maharia. We actually recorded the podcast
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on Maharia before we heard about the show, so before the
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announcement, said Ahmad. Yeah, he's done a really good
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job at it, but it's been a lot. Sorry, he done in his Q&A
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yesterday as well. Yeah.
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And, and not just him. There's been a lot of Alama
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who've come out publicly and who've said, no, it's time to to
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like, educate people about who this this figurative and
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manipulative character was. Do you know what I mean?
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This is the next. One, it's not worth our time.
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Tell me I'm here and what money. And deep in my religious history
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bag right now. Like babe as the my whole head
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is in the bag to be honest and I would like to say that the most
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beautiful love story that I've ever heard in my entire life is
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the love story of Muhammad. Peace be upon the Prophet
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Muhammad, his daughter Fatima and Imam Ali.
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May God be pleased with them. It's the most beautiful love
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story I've ever heard in my life.
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And if you haven't read the poem that Ali recited, like after
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Fatima was buried, like, what? So then I just listened to music
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and I was like, Oh my God, to be loved is to be.
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Seen. It's just so anyway really
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beautiful and I bet it's even more beautiful in Arabic because
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like things lose their sentiment with translate.
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Anyway, have a good day. Hope you cried this quarter.
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What? And to the man on Live Today who
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said lift up your shirt to him I say put down your eyes, OK?
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Don't let me know more about your book than you do.
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I'll embarrass you and I'll take joy in it.
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OK. Is she is she a Muslim?
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I think she's. Got Arab like ancestry or
22:40
something OK. Well, she's clearly researched.
22:46
Like she knows. If you ask the average here,
22:47
what did the minute, what million say after Sena Fatima
22:50
died? What did he recite?
22:52
Most people don't even know. There's a lot of natural Balaga
22:55
about it, but that's crazy, man. That's crazy, I think.
22:59
That's something like different. Suppose you're going to say like
23:02
prophet and Aisha. I was going to start laughing
23:03
do. You know, do you know what's
23:05
crazy, though? It shows that the, the, that
23:12
shows that the stories that Hadley bait can reach anyone,
23:16
reach anyone, penetrate their hearts like proper.
23:19
Do you know what I mean? People can feel it and empathise
23:22
with it. And she looks like she's about
23:23
to cry. Yes, I think it's man.
23:25
Do you know it's I think it's like stuff like that when I see
23:31
a non-muslim or non shit, I like you see the videos of like
23:35
lectures about the Helbait or Latmi or Moloud.
23:39
I think I I still makes me happy because it's like because
23:42
especially me because I'm in media.
23:44
So for example, when I seen yeah in the Community Center, I help
23:47
with the media wise. So when I see that, yeah, like I
23:51
see that what I do, I'm helping spread the message of Islam.
23:56
So you relate to it. Yeah, so I just feel happy that
23:58
I'm someones getting understanding and learning and
24:01
they achieve something. From it, you never know, maybe
24:03
they watched one of your. Maybe.
24:05
Yours you helped put out to the wall.
24:07
And yeah. Yeah, I love Granny.
24:10
A noble wife. By the way, I really liked the
24:13
way she told the brother to lower his gaze.
24:16
Right. Yeah, yeah.
24:18
But in the Quran it says both in.
24:19
It of course I was going to say women.
24:21
Cover men, lower gaze I was. Going to say it goes both ways
24:23
but. Yeah, I know.
24:24
I mean, she's good comeback. Yeah.
24:26
Yeah, good comeback. She's definitely funny.
24:28
Right behind me is where Shah Jalal is buried.
24:32
It's a shrine where thousands upon thousands of Bangladeshis
24:36
come here from around the country to make prayers for him.
24:41
Others come to pay their respects.
24:49
Tell us soon, especially someone like Delhi, why is it OK to
24:52
visit a shrine? You know, as soon as I saw
24:54
Delhi, any missions this, this personality that's buried there,
24:57
the first thing I was like, bro, I've read all your tweets
25:00
online. I've come across so many of your
25:02
tweets online, like one of the biggest anti Shia voices.
25:06
We'll have a head. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
25:09
And now I don't know. What's he doing there?
25:10
Journalism. Was he promoting grave
25:12
worshipping? I don't understand.
25:14
Would go like pay their respects to their moms and he would
25:19
grinse us out or the likes of the would grinse us out for
25:23
grave worshipping. But then why is something like
25:26
this like? Normalized, yeah.
25:28
Normalized. Acting this is sick because the
25:30
ziad of Imam Hussein doesn't fit doesn't fit their narrative.
25:35
Do you think, yeah, can I ask you an honest question?
25:37
Like there's obviously clear double standards, like like he's
25:41
gone to a random King's grave in in like South Asia or something
25:44
and he's talking about it from a journalistic perspective and all
25:48
of that buried in 13 O3 and all of that.
25:50
But do you think, do you think his issue with the Ziata of the
25:55
Prophet's family is the fact that it's the Shia who are doing
26:00
it? Or is it what happens when when
26:02
the Ziata happens? So for example, of course you
26:05
get people who do things in his mind, which is like not normal,
26:09
like over here for example, you're.
26:11
Yeah, and what do they think happens?
26:13
No, I'm saying, for example, like a guy like him.
26:14
Yeah, what what did what? What does he take issues with?
26:17
He takes issues with Latmiyat spilling blood.
26:20
He takes issues with Shia. Kissing the shrines.
26:23
Right. So is his issue with the Shia or
26:25
was it with the? Shia eyes.
26:27
And with that I mean he wouldn't dare to say the same things the
26:34
way people speak about the Ziyara Oman Hussain, when people
26:38
go ziyara too, the grave of Rasul Allah.
26:43
That's the thing, these guys, they're quick to judge, 25
26:47
million people go for Alabama in every year.
26:49
They're quick to judge the Mott minin, the Muslim mean who go
26:52
for Ziyada every year. And not just that, the non Shia
26:54
who go year on year, the non-Muslims who go and visit
26:58
Iraq visit the shrining Mahmud Hussein every year Shrine of men
27:01
and Mott Minin. And it's crazy because if if
27:04
they only knew how much though he'd happens in those shrines,
27:08
how much vicar of our last punter that happens in those
27:10
shrines, How we're using the one who Rasulullah talked about
27:16
saying that they are close to me.
27:19
You know, whoever's at peace with them is at peace with me.
27:22
And, and when we go there and when we spend time with these
27:25
holy personalities, we're doing it to honour the Holy Prophet
27:28
and honour his lineage, his family, such that we can develop
27:31
a relationship with, with them and, and with our Creator.
27:34
You know, just on this topic of Ziara's part of law, I don't, I
27:37
think it was you, Ahmed, but one of the brothers shared a few
27:40
days ago and after the story of a Sunni brother, we went to the
27:43
shrine of Imam and Hussein I. Think it was me.
27:47
Was it you? I think I said because I saw
27:48
that video. And he was like, look where the
27:50
Shias are praying to wasn't the grave of Imam towards the cabin,
27:56
towards Mecca? And and I think that's a lot of
27:59
misconceptions when you have voices like Dilip Hussain, I'll
28:02
say his name. I'm not attacking him.
28:04
I'm attacking his voice because his voice is important.
28:07
My. Machine that backs the likes of
28:09
him. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
28:09
Because when when you spill misconceptions, people believe
28:13
it. When you, when people like Dilip
28:15
Hussain, whether he likes or not or whether like people like or
28:18
not, he represents Sunni Islam. When you come out and you say
28:21
things like this in a Shia Islam, misconceptions and you
28:24
feed that narratives, people that listen to you will fall
28:28
trap to you will believe you. Sahir, if I come now and say,
28:32
OK, I went to this place and this is what they do.
28:36
And this is and I know I haven't seen it with my own eyes.
28:39
I haven't gone there myself to see why I've heard this true or
28:42
false, but if I was to amplify this narrative and people listen
28:46
to this podcast and they are Shia, for example, they'll
28:49
believe me. So there is a responsibility and
28:52
there is double standards. The last the last thing I was
28:54
saying then yes, anything to add?
28:56
But I know that people would welcome any non shell with open
29:00
arms. Anyone, anyone who visits the
29:03
the holy shrines will be welcomed with open arms.
29:06
You won't have Haram police and all of these guys, you know,
29:10
kind of the the most thing you'll get is a guy with a dust
29:13
though tells you keep walking, keep walking so you don't cause
29:15
any stampedes, but that's just for people's safety rather than
29:19
know this is a bit and this is that like people are there,
29:22
they're welcoming, they're honourable, they're they're
29:24
they're respectful and more than that, they're trying their best
29:26
to to make you feel like this is your homeland.
29:28
We want you to feel comfort in your your worship.
29:31
So when you're doing your worship of God in this in these
29:34
blessed massage it that you you realize it's a place where you
29:39
you're feeling Islam there. Do you know what I mean?
29:43
Since since I. Was just going to talk about the
29:45
video that I was talking about what he mentioned it.
29:49
Oh yeah, the one. That.
29:52
Was a nice point, was a nice because you had the Sunday go to
29:55
Arah, go to Karbala, go to the holy shrine, enter the Bury Havi
30:01
Mohammed Hussain and say, look, they're praying.
30:03
Well, they're not praying to the grave, they're praying towards
30:06
Mecca. Yeah.
30:07
And that's people have this misconception like when we go
30:09
Ziara, when we go to the shrine of Imam Hussein, for example, on
30:12
Irvine, this is the most popular Ziara people are aware of.
30:15
We go on the 40th of Imam Hussein.
30:17
People think we go there to worship about the last love of
30:19
life. No, no.
30:19
Which is and. He's faced by that.
30:22
He was like, actually shocked. Yeah.
30:24
Like it wasn't like, oh, look, it was like, this is actually
30:27
they're not praying towards the shrine.
30:29
Like he was really shocked. So it's yeah.
30:32
We Allah grant them the Ziara while the beta rasul Linda.
30:35
But when was BC then BC is before Christ AD is after Christ
30:41
is just so how do you get OK OK now now hear me.
30:46
How do you get a BC? But he was created by the Lord.
30:52
What's the what are we talking about?
30:56
Like are you listening? Are you listening to me wrong?
31:01
Like what are we talking about? I get it.
31:04
I get. It Christ, Christ is the human
31:07
form of the Lord Jesus Christ on the earth they created.
31:17
Basically he's he's saying that how can you have BC and AD and
31:23
there's people that existed before Christ, but Christ is the
31:25
Lord. That's who's asking which is
31:30
common sense and the guy in the hoodie is trying to justify is
31:37
like no, he's the human form of God.
31:40
Now come on bro. Oldest thing in the book man
31:42
lies doesn't make sense. Trinity ones.
31:56
It actually really. Bothers me.
31:58
It's because it's. Like why does it bother you
32:04
especially you were there? Recently, yeah, I went there
32:23
with say my granddad and for me, because obviously I've never
32:28
been to Saudi before, it's my first time going to the shrines
32:30
there and especially with my granddad, because I've been
32:34
Hamdan, nearly every shrine of my granddad, I've been Saudi
32:36
with him, I've been Karabala with him.
32:39
So for me, when I when there with my granddad, something that
32:41
I have as a memory and it's like my first time there as well.
32:45
So like when we go to shrines, we don't do any disrespect to
32:49
anyone. We're there to respect our imams
32:51
or the elbates and we pray to Allah.
32:54
So when they go there and they start cursing us and they land
32:58
on us or land on the grave, it's just that quiet.
33:01
It's unnecessary. You're you're just.
33:03
Is that the Omar we must get? Yeah, so that's where, say the
33:07
Zeinab mamasujud, they they were held captain.
33:09
I went there when I was like 1415 and I remember it was
33:15
empty. I remember my grandmother
33:17
telling me at the time she was like, oh, we went in August and
33:22
she started crying while we're walking from one end to the
33:24
other. She started crying, like crying.
33:26
She goes because her mum said John had to walk these floors
33:29
left foot. I was like thinking it's Panama.
33:32
That's what I when I saw the courtyard just now, I
33:34
remembered. That I was very familiar.
33:36
Yeah, man. But those who have been to
33:37
Syria, the mesh can visit it. And if you're Xian, you're
33:42
watching this. We was a flying monkey man.
33:47
It's just like these guys. Are these are the filth of the
33:49
filth? But it's like we watch that and
33:52
we think about the grandchildren of the Holy Prophet Muhammad.
33:55
They watch that with their eyeliner and their makeup, you
33:59
know, And they're standing in those places and they're doing
34:01
Latin on the Shia. Why did you realize they were
34:04
wearing the the ISIS patch skies and flexing it?
34:08
Yeah, yeah, he's doing all those weird hand signs.
34:11
He's trying to like show off, like look at it and.
34:14
All he knows on the how's it go? But yeah, man, it's it's a sassy
34:28
affairs that we see because the reality is, for example, the El
34:32
bait went through so much oppression.
34:33
It was like in many ways, like the reliving for us at least
34:39
it's like we get to see like if we were to ever deny that such
34:43
things ever took place back in history, like what we see today
34:46
just makes you say no. But these things have happened,
34:49
bro. Like these sort of individuals
34:51
10 times worse. Of course, back then.
34:53
It's true. You can't deny it any.
34:56
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the.
34:58
Number of people that are being like completely ruined those.
35:03
It's heartbreaking. And what's coming out is less
35:06
than 1% of what's actually up. Yeah.
35:09
You know the like some of the stuff you I can't even mention.
35:12
On the topic. It's disgusting he's in the
35:14
videos. Terrific.
35:15
Or if you have, if you have the head of the current Syrian
35:18
government who's people call him the ex ISIS, he's still ISIS,
35:23
he's still part of the same ideology, still part of the same
35:26
mentality. And it's just the only
35:28
difference is wearing a tie in a suit.
35:30
There's no difference. But anyhow.
35:33
These lands would be anyhow. Charla, sure.
36:37
You. Know that Hadith says you know,
36:46
he tells, he tells. None will love you except the
36:52
believer, and none will hate you except for a hypocrite.
36:58
This is it. I the guy, the call on the line
37:01
was, was asking him where was Amira Mummanin killed and he was
37:07
telling him he was killed outside the mosque.
37:13
So he was like but he was killed in Salah.
37:14
He said no Almani was killed before before prayer he is
37:19
trying to take away from the there's a shot of Amira
37:25
Mummanin. Then he goes on to say the
37:26
second question the caller asked, he goes OK, so where was
37:29
he? Where was he born then?
37:32
He said he was born in Mecca. Then he told them where in
37:35
Mecca? He said in our home, He said,
37:38
what is our home? Then the guy goes to the corner,
37:41
he goes, you tell me what is our home?
37:43
He said the cab, he goes, what do you think the cab is a labour
37:46
ward. And he, he knows it.
37:49
By the way, like we saw people similar to Ahmad and Shamis who
37:52
I was speaking earlier, they know the they know the truth.
37:55
That's what Allah they are purposely misguiding the Muslim
37:58
Ummah and I don't know what they gained from this because do they
38:01
really believe they're going Jenna when Rasoolallah says like
38:06
a hypocrite and a believer Hak and bottle Ali Qasim Anari were
38:12
Jenna and you go against everything Rasoolallah stands
38:15
for purposely and you know the Hak and you purposely mislead
38:20
them. It's messed up.
38:22
It's messed up. But but the problem is I don't
38:25
think he his heart just kid and admit Ali was killed in the
38:29
mosque. What struck in the mosque.
38:31
Sorry his heart couldn't admit Ali was born in the House of and
38:34
this is the same guy, by the way, who I think two years ago
38:37
were reacted to a clip where he where he said where he was
38:42
smoking goes Oh yeah, Imam Hussein Daif thirsty and he's
38:44
laughing. Same guy and he has millions of
38:47
Sunni Muslims who tune into his shows and they listen and they
38:50
learn from him smugness. Allah, the Muslim Wellness is
38:55
very sad state of affairs. Very sad statement.
38:59
I think it started like funny and happy and it just came a
39:03
bit. No, but this is reality.
39:04
It's a reality check. It is depressing because they're
39:08
taking away from the heart of a little bit.
39:10
Well, I'm passionate about this stuff.
39:14
Isn't it? I know we all are like this guy
39:26
O metric DAR tatla monkey ET mote monkeen fische serbic a
39:31
favelen home metro start it with love
40:13
with China. So here.
40:27
I said.
40:59
What started the collision? This doctor's deep.
41:05
You want to translate? Yeah, Doctor Muhammad Tahar,
41:12
Rocky knife surgeon, if I'm not mistaken.
41:20
Well, as you were saying this, I was remembering some videos that
41:22
I've watched on his Instagram. Oh, he reached a stage.
41:25
He reached a stage basically where he's seen what's happening
41:28
on the ground in Gaza. And he told himself that he
41:34
wants to do something. But he was always being told,
41:37
for example, there's other people that can do it, you don't
41:40
need to go. And then he start having this
41:42
with Swas where he had these whispers telling him, OK, but if
41:45
you go, who's going to look after your mum?
41:48
If you go, why are you going to go?
41:50
You have a good life here like because I didn't know what to
41:52
do. So I was like, let me take here.
41:54
Oh my God and I I saw my prayer man.
41:56
I'd done the Sahara and the the verse that he opened up to was a
42:01
calling from God to him to tell him God.
42:03
It was as if God was calling him to tell him to go to and was
42:06
there and help and help the people in Palestine there.
42:09
And he went and I think that's where I said mushtubah ended the
42:12
clip here. But if you see the work this
42:14
brother does or has done and Insha Allah, it's, it's an he's
42:19
an inspiration to the world. But I didn't know that he
42:23
wasn't. I only knew he wasn't a gazer
42:25
when he returned to the UK. Really.
42:28
No, I didn't know what he was doing.
42:30
I've seen his name, I've seen people share things, but I
42:33
didn't know much about his story and the exact work that he was
42:36
doing until he returned to the UK when he was in the airport
42:39
and there was a video that went viral.
42:41
Whereas people were anticipating him coming out of the rivals
42:44
Hall. PS Morgan walked out.
42:46
I don't know if you've seen this clip.
42:48
So PS Morgan walks out and like everyone's like supporting
42:52
Palestine and everyone sees Piers Morgan.
42:54
They go confront him and they're telling him there's a guy that's
42:58
going to come out. Wait, I want you to meet him.
42:59
I want you to invite him on. I want him out of Sarah Vajeh.
43:03
And then he came out and he embraced his mother and was it
43:07
was a madness, was a madness. But I really encourage everyone
43:10
to go see the work that this brother does, honestly.
43:13
And God bless him. And he's done a lot more then I
43:16
think any of us can ever do. He went in the midst of battle.
43:20
And there's a clip I saw, by the way, I don't know if it's in the
43:22
same episode interview here with the not sure which channel this
43:28
is, but there's a part where he said, I told myself, I went back
43:35
to Karbala and I remembered Imam Al Hussain when he said tell him
43:38
in Austin and Solana and he was like, this is how I felt.
43:42
I was like, for me it was like Imam Hussain saying I'm calling
43:46
you basically like this is a similar situation to him how we
43:50
saw it. So he had like a hosseini moment
43:56
on the ground. So when he was seeing this, he
43:58
related to Karbala national and Subhanallah, so much things like
44:03
keep you on track and take you towards Haq and towards what's
44:07
right and what's against oppression and what's against
44:10
evil is when you have hope. Ali Beta Rasulullah on the
44:12
heart. It plays something in the heart.
44:15
Yeah, moral compass. Moral compass and I've told
44:20
myself ever since he came back to Heathrow, I would love one
44:23
day to have him. On the you know, the the whole
44:27
whole month of Shahramahan has come and gone so fast.
44:31
And in the last few days we've seen indiscriminate bombing
44:35
start again in Afghanistan and hundreds and hundreds of kill
44:40
children who have been killed. Back to square 1.
44:42
And like horrifying footage, like before we were filming
44:48
today, I saw a video which completely broke my heart of a
44:52
child. And where's this, where's this
44:56
going to stop ya Allah? Like it's, it's, it's, it's
45:00
absolutely tragic. And now we're, we're talking
45:03
about people who have they've had enough coffee like it's been
45:06
2 years nearly. Give them a break.
45:09
Just stop. You know, there's, it's, it's
45:12
not right. Well, that's not right.
45:14
These people have they've, they've got Tawakkul and they've
45:18
got Sabah and they've got strength more than anyone else,
45:22
for sure. Like the people of Palestine
45:25
have got more strength and more belief in God.
45:28
And I'd say most, if not all people around the world, because
45:32
they've gone through this. They've gone through the water
45:34
shortages, they've gone through the electricity cuts.
45:36
They've gone through the the, the cutting of their health
45:41
facilities and all of their universities being bombed and
45:45
their schools. They've lost their family
45:46
members. They've lost their
45:47
infrastructure. But regardless of that, they're
45:50
still there. I saw a video today of a young a
45:52
young child who was eating a bread sandwich with grass
45:56
inside. I saw.
45:57
That, yeah. Bro, what is this man we're here
46:01
having lavish if bars this whole month.
46:03
Think about it like this whole month.
46:06
How many times have we had meat or chicken?
46:08
How many times have we had the option to have like a cold drink
46:13
any drink that we want or hot drink any drink We how many how
46:17
many times have we had a cup of tea after if bar this month?
46:20
Think about it like, bro, these are luxuries.
46:23
What are their luxuries? And this whole month I've tried
46:25
to try to remind myself, like think about people who don't
46:30
have that. Because if there's one thing
46:33
that we, we try and learn throughout this month is
46:36
humility. Be humble for what you have, be
46:39
grateful for what you've been given and be humble with how you
46:41
treat what you've been given. You know, don't approach things
46:43
with extravagance, right? Muhammad Tharme, Allah bless
46:46
him, he's been a massive inspiration and we are proud to
46:50
have guys like him in our community.
46:52
Charlotte, we can follow in his footsteps because he's someone
46:55
who's actually walked a walk. He's not actually just talk to
46:58
talk. He's gone.
46:59
He's done that himself. What a guy man honestly,
47:03
Charlotte. And it's like, what do we, what
47:06
do you even do? How do you even get to a point
47:08
where you can have the courage? Everyone wants to do something,
47:11
You know, we cry and we see these these videos and these
47:14
pictures. But like, he forced himself to
47:17
go and to help and he spent months there and he came back.
47:21
What a hero. Mansly Crazy crazy crazy.
47:26
May Allah give them forage. Shala, I hear mean shala.
47:31
So if we go over Ramadan, we started the holy month of
47:35
Shahram. By the way, the podcast we've
47:36
had this Ramadan guys can be watched anytime throughout the
47:38
year. That's the beauty about it.
47:41
And the month of Shahramadan. We did a podcast look, we did
47:45
three things. Yeah, 3/3 of the previous
47:48
podcasts. 1 of it looked at social issues, which was like
47:52
brotherhood and love and hate and loyalty and betrayal and
47:57
like compassion amongst brothers.
47:59
The second one looked at historical issue, looked at the
48:02
the soil between the Mohammed Hassan Ali Salaam and Moawi and
48:06
Evan Abu Sufyan. And the third was or Antefsir or
48:12
Sheikh Ayub where we talked about sort of other, we went
48:15
through each of the verses and sort of other, which was
48:18
amazing. All three were amazing.
48:20
And Hamdullah has been another successful year.
48:22
We have a lot planned inshallah in the coming months.
48:26
And we just pray that you guys can stay patient with us and
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forgive us in the last few remaining days of Shah Ramadan.
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Anything we may have said in this month or prior, which may
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have been distasteful or offensive, please forgive us.
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Please remember us in your daughter these last few nights.
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Of course, we know by the time this airs, little Juma, that the
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last Friday of Shahramadhaan is is a very special day, the last
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Juma of Shahramadhaan. So Please remember us in your
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daughter there and when you do your daughter without your
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farewell to the to the holy month and you seek forgiveness
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and Please remember us as well, Inshallah.
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Keep us in the Amal in the last few nights Inshallah as well.
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Sha Allah Centre centre. I echo everything you said.
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I've loved this month. I can't believe we're saying
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goodbye to Shah Ramadhan Shah. Just many more in Shah.
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It just feels like this Ramadan was the fastest Ramadan Shah
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Ramadan that I've experienced ever.
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Yeah, it's gone. So it's gone.
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Possible. It feels emotional now, man.
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And knowing that aid is just a few days away is like I just
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stop saying hope the way I am stays this way right inshallah.
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Because knowing we have this tendency of sort of.
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Downgrade. Can I ask you?
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Yeah. What's been your, what have you
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done this month which you want to continue to do after?
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I want to continue. Like what song you started doing
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this month which you want to keep doing?
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I wouldn't say I've done any new changes.
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I've just improved what I normally do.
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And one of us started on time. That's that's like hope on time.
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There's no like, OK, I'll in an hour or two hours just because
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it's still within the time, it's not going to be called up.
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But both praying on time. There's a huge difference.
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By the way, I had the thought, sorry, yeah, I'm not joking.
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Today I had the thought I want to try fasting the entire year
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IF as if it's possible. You can't do every day with.
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It do you know what there's? Days you can't.
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There's days. That's how I'm fast.
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Do do Monday Thursdays must hab and also it's it's very good.
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Because when you don't eat much, you can be so productive, not
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just in spirituality, in your minds, in your.
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Last day, like you know, in Charlotte, like Mondays,
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Thursdays, and obviously we have days throughout the 13th, 14th,
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15th, Shaaban, the Rajab and Shaaban in itself.
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There's a lot of people who fast for three months, right?
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Rajab Shaaban, then Ramaban Charlot and next year we can do
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that. But it's like, at least you're
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right, like at least regular fasting was to have not even got
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that fasting. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So yeah, what I've started and I'm on, which hopefully I keep
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doing after every Saddam, I just go on to Jordan.
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Thank Allah for everything. Beautiful.
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And I ask for forgiveness and just thank God for everything.
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Well, don't. Don't keep seeking forgiveness
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just for Ramadan. Many of us do that, right?
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I think it should be continuous. That's a very nice, yeah, very
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nice piece of advice for all of us, not just yourself.
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Share it. Share it with us.
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And gratitude as well. Gratitude is a huge one.
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Like we constantly seek forgiveness in itself and in
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some ways it's beautiful, but in some ways it's selfish because
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we're just seeking our own retribution and our own
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redemption, right? And in honesty, like gratitude
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is humility because you're selfless in that because you're
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thanking Allah for whatever, even if you're not satisfied
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with where you are. Some people are broke, you know,
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some people got health issues, some people got family issues,
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job issues. But thank Allah for whatever
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we've been given. For me, one thing I think it's
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been, I think this month has been nice with the Hotel Quran
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especially. I have a routine like 10:11 PM
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daily roughly. I will like wind down after the
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kids sleep, all of that. And I'll try and do something
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with the Quran. I'll try and read, I'll try and
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listen to something like reflections on the Quran.
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There's like a really nice podcast I've been listening to
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which is like 10 minutes a day, you know, you know which one is
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a shout out to Stanmore. So huddle bites.
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But my local centre, they've been doing a podcast 10 minutes
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a day where they pick a verse. So they've done 30 verses across
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the month and they've done like a 10 minute reflection each day
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and it's a whole podcast. So they release it in the
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morning every day like a time for for Fajr.
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And it's really nice because they could, you know, the deal
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can unverse everything. Well, go on.
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So La La la I, I had a thought in my head.
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What's that thought? I don't.
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Want to know what's the end you like?
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I felt like the discussion was coming to an end.
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It was coming to an end. Yeah, you took it back up, but
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something gets my mind and I said if I share it now, I said
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on the 15 minutes. Yeah.
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So we allow it for the day. But can I say one thing?
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You're gone. I was going to ask you said
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like, what is one thing like we will continue or improve on or
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keep it consistent throughout the year?
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What is one thing that you you you learned this Ramadan that
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you didn't know last Ramadan, for example?
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That's a good question. Because I I learned on Madness
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the other day, so I share it go. On I don't have anything in my.
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Mind it's about, you know, just in in speaking about reactions.
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I remember during Leila Fador, there was an uptick in people
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mocking the Quran Aman for Rafael Masaha for that Shias do
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all around the world or we place the Quran on our heads.
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And many were like asking, you know, what is it that we're
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doing? Some of them had genuine
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questions. Some of them just like this is
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this is their bread and butter online.
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They come and just take the the the Mickey out of everything
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Shias do, whether they sneeze, breathe or cough.
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Let's take let's take the McHale, the Shia.
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There was a lecture I attended and this was like a day after I
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got sort of agitated by some of these hate comments.
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And he was like the speaker was saying, for example, a very
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similar point. He goes many asks, like, what is
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it that we're doing every year we come and we put the Quran our
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heads. We say Bikaya Allah, Bikaya
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Muhammad, Bikaya Ali. Have we understood what this
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Quran Amal is like, the greatness of what this is all
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about? And then he linked it to
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shaytan. And how did he link it to
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Shaytan? A lot of Hanu Atallah had
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Sheyfan worshipping him for all these thousands of years, right?
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The angels worshipped Allah. It's a long story.
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I'm going to cut a shot so. 15 minutes I'll.
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Make it wrap up. Say I'll make it 1.
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What's the I'll? I'll make it 1 minute.
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Yeah. So for example, the great, the,
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the, the names that we we say during Rafael Masahev, Biki
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Allah, Biki Muhammad, Biki Ali, Biki Al Fatima.
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When it comes to Biki al Fatima, the name is so special to God,
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Swan and Watahala that shared our nose of the greatness of the
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name Fatima. A man came to Mount Jafar Asada
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and he asked him on Imam Shahdan worshipped Allah Subhanahu
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Athallah. Shahdan knows the status
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Rasulullah Muhammad Salallahu, he knows the status of Emir al
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Mummini, he knows the status of Fatima the Zara.
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So why did he not prostate to Adam?
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The story goes on and goes on and goes on.
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The Imam replied to him that Shaytan had the plan.
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A part of the plan was to deceive people, which we all
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know, take them away from God. But he had hope in our last
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mercy through the name of Fatima, the Zara, as a means of
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Wasira. So the Imam told him so the man
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told the Imam. It was like, so are you telling
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me after all these years, after all of the Haram people do,
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after all the evil that people do, after all the killing that
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people do, Shaitaan's going to come on the Day of Judgment.
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Is he going to say Allahabad to Fatima, forgive me, And God's
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going to forgive him? He said no God is going to make
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Shaitaan forget the name of Fatima, but if you allowed me 10
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minutes more or that explain to you how?
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All right, guys. And Teller, we'll be back up.
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Yeah. Oh, by the way, if we do an
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episode soon, let me say this point probably.
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It's a very beautiful point we can all learn from, honestly.
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Do you want to say it now then? No, no, no, because I need 10
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minutes. I need 10.
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Minutes, I think. Anger.
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I didn't give it justice and Michella, we give it justice and
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the shower does justice all around the world and we wait for
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the justice of Imam and Mehdi, which is the true justice of
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Allah. So and on that note, we wish
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everyone around the world and people bar Mubarak, the Allah
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accept you fast. You're Amal.
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I say Mushtaq. If you feel like you want to cut
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that out, feel free for Salaam Alaikum or Ahmed Allahi.