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So MUCH has changed?! 💜 SEASON 3 💜 · After Maghrib 🌙

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  Salaam Alaikum and welcome back to the Aftermath podcast.
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  We've now officially kick started off season three and
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  I've truly missed our weekly conversations.
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  I know you have and that's because you've subscribed and
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  this is the first video you've seen on YouTube so far.
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  Or maybe you're following us on Apple Podcast or Spotify and
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  you've got a notification that we just released in the episode.
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  Now before we begin today's episode, it's more of a recap.
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  You know, looking forward, the things that we cherish from
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  season one, season 2 and what is going to happen in the future
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  when it comes to the podcast. Joining me as always, my amazing
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  electric. I don't understand his driving
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  was by the way. I'm just going to go straight
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  in. I miss you, Salaam.
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  Alaikum Salaam Allah, how you doing what?
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  Did you say I don't know the response?
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  You guys, I'm not. We miss you.
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  We're back, honestly. We're back.
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  We're back. We're back.
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  Bron sister's so good to be back.
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  I miss you guys so much. Well, La La Liam today,
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  ironically, it's six days since we last recorded.
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  Sorry, six, six weeks since we last recorded the podcast, which
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  I think, if I'm not mistaken, is the longest break we've taken
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  since we started in June 22. So I'm going to be cheeky.
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  I'm going to say I needed that break.
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  Yeah, I'm not going to lie. I needed it as well, man.
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  It was. We know we've like for the last,
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  like, we must have done 2530 like consistently back-to-back
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  weeks in Season 2, which was intense.
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  And there were days and nights where we finished at 2:00 AM or
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  3:00 AM where, you know, we had Guest Marshall Law come from
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  around the world and a lot of hosting and even guests locally
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  and obviously the beautiful conversations we had just.
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  The two of us. But I think there was a lot to
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  learn from last season and I think we grew.
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  I know I definitely grew in in hopefully in Charlotte,
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  knowledge and in just understanding of how our
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  religion works, how our communities work and how we as
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  like individuals work. So great experience, but I'm so
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  excited to see what comes. Me too, me too and if I can just
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  share as well. Also from season one and season
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  2 in particular, Season 2, you know we had numerous, I would
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  say professional guests. I will call them professional
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  guests because I learned so much from them.
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  I found every conversation educational and it was something
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  I, you know took back home with me.
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  And most times I would say you know what I learned this from
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  the podcast. So that was very nice to to to
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  you know live what we what we say here.
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  So we're not just talking, but when Charlotte, we're living
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  examples of what we try to aim. 100% bro.
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  You know when we started season 2 to now, Inshallah, when we
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  start season three, a lot has changed for us.
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  So when we started last year, sorry, when we started season 2
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  we had a new logo which you can see behind us.
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  Oh wait, you guys are seeing the set for the first time?
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  Oh my days if you're on YouTube. Wow, last night we think in the
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  comments below. And if you're not on YouTube, Go
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  to YouTube. Go to check it out.
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  It's worth it. Trust me, I love it.
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  Yeah, it's been it's to be really honest guys, we've had
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  like a lot of back and forth disagreements.
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  And yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm still getting there.
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  There's only one thing I like. I.
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  I would say like it's 8 out of 10 for me.
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  I love it. But there's one thing I don't
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  like go on it's table. The table.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah. Always a pleasure to see you.
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  Come and join us. I think there's no space.
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  We'll make space. Have you ever said just Speaking
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  of says Shahra Stanish, said Hussain.
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  There's a lot of people who put in work for the set.
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  You know we've. For those who don't know, we've
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  we've recently really located to a new studio and a lot's come
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  with it, a lot of furniture. So like this table, which means
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  here they've had a lot of discussion about I'm still not,
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  I'm not there yet. But there's people who have been
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  critical, obviously our our producer and and the guy who.
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  Managing everything behind the scenes, say Mustaba, shout out
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  to you. We call him Mustaba Khan that
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  says his name. His name on the.
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  Street, you know. Yeah, his name on the street.
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  Where's Khan come from? Because he looks, he told me one
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  day he thinks he looks Afghani. So anyway he came up with his
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  name and said, Shahstan, you just walked in and said Hassan
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  Kazuini said Mossin, you know the whole team.
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  Yes, yes, you asked of course, who's everyone knows.
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  Part of the team has been like so critical in this.
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  So it's. Been a lot of work, and you've
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  been traveling, said. And you've been abroad.
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  Why don't you tell us about that?
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  I have. I've traveled.
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  Not alone. I know it's not with you.
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  I really wish you were there. I went with, said Mushtaba, the
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  man behind the the after Maghrib.
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  Everyone was asking like, who came up with this idea, said
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  Mushtaba. Somehow I always tell him, you
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  know, put your Instagram somewhere, you know, so people
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  can know who you, who you are, have a have an image, a vision
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  of how you look like that's maybe I'll tag him in the
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  comments somewhere on one of these posts.
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  But we really had a great time. You know, we met a brand new
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  community that I've never seen before.
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  And I the interest I saw that people have with their faith was
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  something beyond belief. Yeah.
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  And he it was exciting for me to know that we have Muslims, young
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  Muslims. They can be busy in their
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  studies, busy in their career paths, whoever it is.
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  Yet they make time for their faith.
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  And the most beautiful thing about our opportunity when we
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  got to Vancouver, I'm gonna mention space conference in a
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  second. When we got there, I realized we
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  have an audience. Yeah, there's an actual
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  community that listens to us, that engage with us and was an
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  opportunity for me to have a conversation with them directly
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  in person, face to face, that made the extra special.
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  Yeah, yeah, absolutely. And you know shout out to Space
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  Conference, I really wish I could have been there.
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  I was at the same time off which I was abroad as on Ziada and of
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  course you remember everyone in the holy cities of Mushel and
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  Kong. And at the same time when
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  sisters we we've been working on a lot here.
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  So we've launched the Instagram channel and if you're not on
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  there ready, check it out. We've got just under 700 people
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  on that Channel and we want to try and get it to 1000 as soon
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  as possible behind the scenes footage.
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  Polls so you guys can decide titles or podcast.
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  How can they find this channel? So head to Instagram, you'll see
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  the after market family, I think it's called and you can click it
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  and subscribe. Obviously there's no like.
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  Formal process, you just join the channel and you get direct
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  messages from us behind the scenes, Yeah, free.
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  There's nothing attached to that as well and a lot going on as
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  well in terms of events. So Handler we've been at
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  community events here with with AB socks in the Midlands at
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  Warwick to the Muslim convention as well and we are going to be
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  doing more here and there I think in shallow and time
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  permit. So stay tuned and yeah, we'll
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  we'll keep you guys posted. Stay.
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  Let's move on, obviously, because there's so much to talk
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  about. For those who don't know the
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  inspiration with the set. Can you kind of give us
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  inspiration? It is, yeah.
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  What happened. My, my, my, my.
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  My idea of how this came to life is that said Mushaba went to
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  sleep. He had a dream.
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  Woke up. Woke up and I was like I I saw
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  them averse, like he lived and he read and here it is.
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  You tell us more. I'm not really sure.
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  Yes. So when we were speaking, I know
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  we had this concept in mind. Mushaba had this idea of like a.
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  Like a very natural look on in the middle and then obviously
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  like the mahogany, oak look on the sides, which is cool.
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  Some of the props are the same and we're going to keep adding
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  and removing props, which you'll see behind Sate Ali.
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  Behind me we have a verse from Surdal Bakhara where alas,
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  Bantala talks about Al Mashaki. Well, Maharabi.
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  Talks about the East and the West and talks about Las
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  Dominion over the whole world, which obviously it's nice
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  because you know, we are falling in the Magnum.
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  Literally speaking. Is that permanent, by the way,
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  or is it like changeable? Do you mean like let's say every
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  few weeks with a change the canvas?
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  Yes. Depends if we get some new
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  canvases sent on, yeah, yeah. You guys are welcome to send us
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  some. We'll feature you on the on the
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  props, but yeah, that's cool. There is obviously a lot which
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  has changed obviously in the last few weeks, but there are
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  some things which haven't changed.
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  When we last sat down and said we were talking about the
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  situation in Philistine, OK, that was the last episode in
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  season 2. Six weeks on, it's like
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  completely disheartening to see that not only the situation is
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  the same, but in many ways it's worsened.
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  So the time, if I'm not mistaken, maybe there were one
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  or 2000 people who had been martyred and philistine, and now
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  we're talking about over 15,000 people have lost their lives.
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  They're complete. Egregious and abhorrent response
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  from the international community to support a population of 50%
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  children, 70% people who are out of work, majority of people who
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  weren't born or even eligible to vote at the last elections in in
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  the Gaza and who are being unfortunately subjected to
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  international human rights violations.
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  Aid is not reaching the Palestinians.
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  Fuel, water, food supplies are not reaching them.
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  So our part is, is there's so many things, multitude of things
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  we can do. We talked about in the last
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  podcast and I think it's even evolved since then.
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  But I just want to get your thoughts because obviously a lot
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  has happened since we lost that down.
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  How do you feel? Is there like any, anything
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  which has really struck you in the last few weeks or any
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  message you want to show the people at home?
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  Sure. The current events that's
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  happening here in Palestine that we all see.
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  And you know, what's sad is that we see a live stream.
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  Yeah, to a certain extent, as if it's happening now before, you
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  know, you have to wait for the news report, they film editor,
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  release it in the headlines and then we see a few days later or
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  falling hours. But no actually are seeing
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  images of what's happening on the ground.
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  Yeah, it's really shocking. I've had a lot of sleepless
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  nights. I can't like this.
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  I've had a lot of tears that's come down my eyes on the
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  situation that I see, the oppression that's continuing to
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  happen in Palestine, especially in Gaza.
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  It's very. I just pray that Imam returns
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  and he brings, you know, not not just joy to their faces, but
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  inshallah joy to the entire world where there is no
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  oppression anywhere, not even in Gaza, not even in Palestine, not
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  even, you know, persecution, everyone.
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  You don't even have to be Muslim.
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  We just want peace for humanity and inshallah, we see that day.
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  But there is something that we are doing half after Macrib for
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  the people, Yeah. And it's called.
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  I don't. I don't know if you want to
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  speak about it more because you're more involved in it, but
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  it's an opportunity where our viewers can get involved and our
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  listeners and be part of something big.
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  I. Don't know if it's, I don't know
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  by the time, if it comes out, if it will be public, but we we are
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  going to be partnering with an organization who are helping
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  deliver aid into Gaza. I won't share the name just yet,
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  but I want everyone in Charlotte to to check us out on Instagram
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  and keep your eyes peeled because we are determined to do
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  our small part. It's it's not even a drop in the
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  ocean of what needs to be done. This is persecution which has
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  gone on for decades, you know, and even delivering aid.
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  Will not resolve issues. You know, we're talking about
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  the fact that, you know, I mentioned, I mentioned that to
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  someone recently. I was like the the trauma that
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  these children will have for generations to come is just
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  horrifying, you know? Kids who, if they hear like I
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  saw a clip, A kid was like standing in a hospital or
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  something and there was just like someone must have dropped
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  their phone on the floor so there was like a noise in the
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  background. The kid, like, jumped and
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  shuddered and he like, kind of put his hands.
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  Over his head like this in fright, purely because of the
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  the PTSD that a child will suffer at that age and the
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  trauma that's then ingrained in them, like, you know, for the
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  rest of their lives. That that stuff is intangible.
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  It's immeasurable. So anyway, by the way, it's not
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  just mentally. There's actual physical life
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  changing injuries a lot of these people have and you know they've
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  been displaced from your home, not being able to have the
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  nutrition and water and all the intakes you need to live a
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  healthy lifestyle. This has a detrimental effect
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  and the entire remaining of their lives.
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  And imagine a child is going to grow up not like a normal human
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  being. That is not right.
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  That shouldn't be happening in the 21st century and it
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  shouldn't be happening when every country surrounding
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  Palestine are Muslim. That is a sad that's the most
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  saddening thing about all of us. Yeah, OK, we need to move on.
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  So more change is coming in. Inshallah.
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  Season three, we want to start something new.
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  Said. Yes, we do.
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  That is a we're going to start a game.
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  OK, So for every guest who comes on the podcast, inshallah.
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  We want to start the after market ranking game.
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  AM rankings. OK, AM rankings is going to be
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  specifically, specifically, specifically, specifically for
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  for guests who are like international or you know, who
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  in a more lighthearted environment.
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  So not for Shahad Art and of course, but for guests to rank
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  their favorite items from one to five.
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  OK, so let me give an example, Sid, let's do it.
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  I'm going to give you the topic of food Lima.
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  You already guessed 1. I'm going to give you, you
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  already guessed one of them. I'm going to give you 55 foods.
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  I want you to rank them one to five in terms of your favorite.
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  OK, OK. For.
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  People to get to know you better.
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  Is there a timer for this by the way?
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  No, but OK, we'll try to make it as good as possible can.
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  I pick some. Say that again.
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  Can I pick some? Yeah, of course, Of course.
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  Go. On go on.
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  So you start now. You start.
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  OK. Number one, you said Tim or
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  Clema, so we'll put that as one go on.
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  But a chicken? But a chicken biryani?
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  Smash burger. Oh, I've never had that, so I
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  can't really judge it. Just a burger.
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  A gourmet burger. Gourmet burger.
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  OK, and pizza. So you've got Tim Nokima Biryani
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  Smash Burger. What was the rest?
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  Chicken, but a chicken and pizza, so I have to rank them
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  you. Have to rank them so one is the
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  least and five is the most. One is your favorite. 5 is your
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  least favorite. OK, they're all good, but let's
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  rank them. Yeah.
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  So number one, I would say, Hey man, Why?
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  Why? Because it's the one.
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  It's the one food that can never go wrong.
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  I don't know about Kabbalah, by the way.
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  It's the one, you know, staple. I'll call it Shia.
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  Staple every veggie, she'll have it.
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  Every veggie is wherever it is. You're used to it and you can't
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  go wrong. Everyone cooks it the same.
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  It should taste the same and there's like you know,
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  consistency in the texture and the taste and the flavour.
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  So that's number one, 100%. Number two, probably the gourmet
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  burger, the smash burger, because you can't go wrong with
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  burgers as well. You know, growing up in the West
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  is something we're very used to, #3.
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  I would say bar chicken doesn't hurt.
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  OK, OK, I like that. You know, sometimes you want to
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  be a bit more exotic with your food.
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  You'll go for that. You go out somewhere fancy,
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  you'll have that to eat #4. What was what?
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  Was the other two biryani and pizza OK?
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  Biryani don't do it. You put biryani 4?
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  Yeah, Biryani. Do not put that number 5
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  biryani. Should have been afraid.
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  To be honest, Biryani's number one biryani, but can't be spicy
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  like that. I have to make that absolutely
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  clear. Habibi Iraqi has to be my mum's
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  spicy. The brown views.
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  Right now, angry. Rip the cables on the TV and #5
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  pizza, but I have to have pineapple if you don't like
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  pineapple. Good.
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  We're not friends. We're not friends.
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  Say do you you season your biryani?
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  With what I don't. I just eat it.
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  Salt and pepper. Salt and pepper.
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  All right. Cool.
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  That's cool. So we'll try and do that.
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  I think in in the in the for for guests.
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  Maybe we'll do it next week because I know we've got a guest
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  coming on just one or two very quick.
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  Last things, I want to quickly talk to everyone at home about
• 15:38
  changes that are happening wider obviously after marketing for
• 15:41
  those who are new and if you've come across us in the last few
• 15:43
  weeks, this is your first podcast.
• 15:45
  We obviously a brand with two shows at the moment.
• 15:47
  That's the podcast which you're listening to, and Jomar Nights,
• 15:50
  which will restart AS. Well, tomorrow, so stay tuned
• 15:53
  and we'll see next week, next week, Charles, you'll see
• 15:56
  Mohammed Ali next week. So check that out.
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  Part of that, we're also obviously part of the Azul Bay
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  TV team. Azul Bay TV in the last few
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  weeks has gone through a change and an evolution in in in the
• 16:09
  way it's broadcasting to viewership around the world.
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  So obviously it's been a staple in our households for 1314 years
• 16:16
  on our TV's. But now is the time, I think, to
• 16:18
  evolve out of of the world of TV broadcasting and to take things
• 16:22
  more digitally. So a little bit TV in Charlotte
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  in the coming years, you will see it more on apps, you'll see
• 16:29
  it more on on your smartphones and on your smart TV's and
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  whatnot. So it's so important.
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  Firstly, if you are a viewer of a little bit TV, you can now
• 16:37
  watch the channel on your Fire Stick.
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  And you can get your Fire Stick if you don't have one.
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  I got a Fire Stick said. It changed my experience of
• 16:45
  watching TV entirely because you can watch anything and
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  everything and it's obviously voice control and all of that.
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  You can download the app. There are I believe 4 channels.
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  On the app, so you've got the normal channel for Adelbate TV,
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  Quran channels, 24/7 Quran around the clock documentaries
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  and inshallah I think a kids channel coming soon as well.
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  So you can download that. If you don't have a Fire Stick,
• 17:08
  you can head over to the Adelbate TV website and get a
• 17:11
  fire Stick. All you have to do is become a
• 17:13
  subscriber and support adelbate TV and they will give you and
• 17:16
  gift you a free Fire Stick. So check that out.
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  They are doing incredible work and we're really proud to
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  support that and Charlie might even see some exclusive content
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  from after market exclusive. To the Fire Stick viewers, so
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  stay tuned for that as well, but it's part of a an ongoing
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  process. The goal is to make a little bit
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  TV to develop a Netflix style app which you'll see in the
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  years or months even to come. So this is like a digital
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  revolution for the shower. Evolution, evolution, revolution
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  and evolution. You know, we're moving away.
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  A lot of people don't have time to watch TV now.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah. You.
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  Know, so I mean. Look at us, we we don't.
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  The content we produce is not based for TV, It's based for for
• 17:56
  an audience which is busy and multitasking well.
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  Why should they partner up with their liberty?
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  TVI think that's the most critical bit here.
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  I think for two reasons. One is because it's the right
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  thing to do morally and #2 is the right thing to do logically.
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  So when I say morally, I think it's because you're you're
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  you're you're looking at a channel which is supporting the
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  Shia community. Thousands of people have
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  reverted towards Shiism for it and at the same time.
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  The the role that Hadid Bait TV has in I believe in the under
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  the rule of the holy Imam inshallah when he returns.
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  It's critical so to portray the message of the Aimalim Salaam
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  and of course alia qaran to a western audience when you in a
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  world where we don't have many, many western Shia platforms.
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  So morally it's the right thing logically speaking there's a
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  track record for it bro. Hundreds of documentaries 10s of
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  thousands of hours worth of content.
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  Since 2009, has has visited probably 25 countries around the
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  world to film content. And now the channels at a stage
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  where it's investing heavily into the next digital phase.
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  So you'll see more shows like After Magalip and more more
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  shows of different styles. You'll see a high quality of
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  guest and so on. So yeah, it's definitely the
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  right thing to do guys. So check it out, visit a little
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  bit TV on their website, check out their Instagram page.
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  There's a lot happening. Really excited to be a part of
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  it as well. Yeah, sometimes.
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  Now Also a little news about after Muggle as well.
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  There's like a website, there's like, you know, some merch
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  coming on the way as well. Can you speak about that a bit?
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  Why don't you speak about it? Because I'm not really.
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  I can't articulate it as well as.
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  You. No, I definitely can't.
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  Also because like our. Website is up and running after
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  mugle.com although it's still blank but I think there were two
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  main focuses is the going to be the blogs page and the merch.
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  So those are two things to look forward to.
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  Blogs are articles that the viewers can write in and have
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  published for them, and then merch is just a way for you guys
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  to get involved. Yeah, you can support us by by
• 19:52
  buying merch and being part of the brand.
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  You've seen us wear some of the merch, some of the hoodies and
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  stuff like that, but we're going to be adding a lot more lines to
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  it and not just AM branding we're going to be doing.
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  The designs of all sorts of branding that you can wear for
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  majalis, you can wear to the gym, you can wear to uni,
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  lectures wherever you are and obviously it goes back towards
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  the work we do. It means we can get a higher
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  quality guest and we can in Charlotte invest more into the
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  work we do. And with the blogs like like you
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  said say, super, super important and it allows you guys hopefully
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  to to get involved and to write content.
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  Not happening, not a lot of time.
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  So we need your support guys. Anything to add to it?
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  No, I just want to say that I, I if, look, if you are subscribed
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  or not subscribed, if you're a subscriber ready, you'll handle
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  it. But if not, tell your friends,
• 20:39
  tell your families and let everyone know about this
• 20:41
  platform. Let everyone know about
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  Aftermath. Because it's not for me and it's
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  not for Ahmed and it's not for saying much about grand scenes.
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  It's for you and people like you.
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  And we want to give you a sense of belonging, a sense of
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  identity, and a place where you can inshallah benefit and find
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  educational programming and content that comes for the
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  entire Muslim world. Not just for hardcore Shia, but
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  for Muslims in general, absolutely, absolutely.
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  Guys, it has been a pleasure and we will be back with you next
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  week. Ishala don't go anywhere.
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  With a special guest. With a special guest, we've got
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  someone who's flying into the UK to join us, so we're looking
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  forward to seeing you then. Oh yeah.
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  As Ahmed says, as every other week in Season 2, Smash that
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  Like button and smash that Subscribe button.
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  And I look forward to our weekly conversations starting all over
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  again, my brother. All right, guys, See you then.
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  Take care.