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"Broke me down to TEARS" (Reacting to Viral Muharram Videos) · After Maghrib 🌙

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  Bismillah hir Rahman, irr raheem,assalam o alaikum
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  warahmatullah. Brothers sisters, welcome to
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  another aftermarket podcast. I am your host a data bus with
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  the electric. The Eccentric, there's a little
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  bit. So I think I'll be really nice
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  to find some new ones. Shahla and sisters.
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  We hope you are having a spiritual time.
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  Of course, real and holy days, but today we wanted to try
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  something different as we approach.
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  Of course, the end of them harm suffered a season.
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  There's been so much content from different content creators
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  on Tick-Tock on Instagram on YouTube, which we want to react
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  to each other today. So we have something a bit
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  different lined up. We are going to do reactions to
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  videos viral videos, to be honest, we have no idea.
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  I'll co-producer. Sayed Mustafa has put this
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  together so big shout out to him and yeah, we don't know what's
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  lined up doing. I'm actually I don't know what
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  I'm watching, so I don't know if I should be some kind of writing
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  to be honest. And listen is those watching
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  podcast wherever you are. You can react at the same time
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  with us as well. Absolutely.
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  Absolutely. So drop a comment below.
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  Let us know what you guys think while you're watching the videos
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  would be so cool to see. What you think?
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  I think they're six videos, so maybe you can convert your
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  reactions live and then shall I? Hope you enjoy as much as we do?
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  So should we start off with the first one?
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  Miss Miller? Let's go know some of that is do
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  this, you know, some people telling me say there's AllMusic
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  had arm. I say, listen AllMusic may not
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  be hard but the one you're listening to is definitely hello
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  and we watch those music videos. And everybody suddenly Wants to
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  Be a Player. Well, you ain't no player.
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  Oh my God. Thanks a lot pezzini, blessing.
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  Wow, that's interesting.
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  Interesting. You made a good point as well.
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  Whilst whilst engaging us as a good point best you know his
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  whole his lectures as part of have been amazing.
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  Yeah I'm not surprised very good topics, really good topic and no
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  buts. A Jawad, you know I like he's
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  making a really good point about music and of course the type of
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  music you listen to but of course he's saying it in a
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  language in a way, which the youth, the shabaab, of course,
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  we know, like some people who only attend the journalist
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  during the ten nights and and people who engage and find this
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  guy engaging and funny well you know, they'll need to be spoken
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  to in a way which they understand.
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  So yeah, we all love lesson. Yeah, I don't know what to say.
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  But you know I like that that's I think it was a nice light
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  hearted bit to his lecture. Yeah, that's cool.
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  Yeah, that's cool. That's do you guys think?
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  Okay, so that was a very interesting first clip to go
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  through and let's see what clip. Number two has this been like
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  involved for us. This Milla.
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  Can't tell you how happy I am to be here.
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  Right in front of me is the beautiful.
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  Imam, Hussain Shrine, grandson of Muhammad.
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  Peace be upon him. It's truly a blessing for me to
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  be walking up this road towards this incredible structure.
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  Michelle block, is this guy is amazing, but it is amazing.
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  It's amazing. He became a Muslim.
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  Yes. place, we
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  You can see he's really moved. Yeah.
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  Yeah. Can his really million buyers
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  eyes voice. Well, I think this is during the
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  lockdown. Yeah, see, ever wearing masks?
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah. Amazing footage.
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  I need to know who is a beautiful smile.
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  I've seen his that states picture on so many videos.
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  It's very overwhelming. If I can say this in words, when
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  it was really like to be inside the entire structure above the
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  shrine. It's silver.
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  Reflective glass, people are crying shouting emotional.
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  It's a very powerful. This place is special.
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  So, so phenomenal. He did such a good job,
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  documenting all of us. Wow.
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  Deep incredible. It's emotional.
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  And it's made me miss not being a karbala.
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  She'll say we are going so, in short long shot, but I think so
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  credit. Of course, 2J, palfrey.
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  I think that's his name. He is, he is something special
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  and like the commitment that it would take for him as a
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  traveler, or whatever to go to other buy-in or to go to
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  Australia in, karbala is is Speaks a lot about him as a
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  person. And, you know, like we said
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  after they became a Muslim and you can see it in his eyes.
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  Yep. Yeah.
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  The intensity of emotion. His voice is breaking and he's
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  overwhelmed. You know he used the word, I
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  feel blessed. Yeah.
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  And he is truly blessed because they say those who go to cut
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  about our Ciara the chosen to come.
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  So I mean he's also opened up I think karbala too many
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  non-muslims as well. Yeah, so yeah, it's amazing how
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  he documented everything I've seen a few of his Vlogs.
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  Yeah. He's I know getting up and down
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  or rock at the same time. I think he went to the marshes.
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  Yeah, yeah. He's a, he's a really, really
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  good YouTuber. I love to meet him.
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  He sounds, I feel like he's a very kind-hearted, individual
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  can see it. Sometimes, you could tell that a
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  class like, in, you see someone, you can see their sincerity and
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  he seems like a special guy and to be honest it makes us think
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  as well like, A lot of us. Hamden are blessed to be born
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  into this way. Yeah.
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  And if we've gone, we should realize the blessing of being
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  able to go so many people haven't been able to go.
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  So many people who deserve to go have a gun, and maybe it's a
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  lesson to us. That we should try and take off
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  friends even if they're not pulling into the religion of,
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  they're not aware of them are saying so long.
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  Charlie, this encourages them. Yeah.
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  Yeah, sure. Ma sha Allah.
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  And I really hope he continues doing this.
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  And I've seen other people similar in his field, you know,
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  they've also come and it's just nice seeing their perspective of
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  what Ciara is. Sometimes.
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  We take it for granted. Yeah, sometimes when it's your
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  first time and you know, it's being filmed and you see the
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  genuine, you know, the emotions and the feelings and I can't
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  imagine what he's feeling if we're feeling like this
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  watching. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Masha'allah number three. Number three steps, guys.
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  Comment down below before we go ahead.
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  What do you think of that? Did you enjoy have you seen it
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  before? That's what we think.
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  And let's move on. The next one.
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  Okay, I'll get it for you, but you have to promise me, you're
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  gonna do something, okay? If you do it you have it.
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  If you don't do it, I'm going to take it from you, okay?
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  Okay, look at me. Say I'm gonna love you Mom and
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  person anymore. Yeah, so you can have it.
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  Do I need? Yeah if you want to take it to
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  us. Okay, so I'm gonna love him and
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  her son anymore. I love the toys more than him.
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  So, you can get the toys. Wow, think about it.
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  You have power of fun, but you have a lot of fun.
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  If you get Whoa, because what we're doing to say happy.
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  Wow. You sure, 100% sure.
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  What's the best choice? You sure you sure.
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  Well done. That's a lot.
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  That's a good choice because he said, no, I'm not going, he
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  returned the toy, he got the toilet and now you get to get
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  that toy. Go get it.
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  I love you know with classical officer.
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  That's amazing little shallow loss for words obviously.
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  So uh yeah I need I don't know how old he is.
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  Alex seven. I don't think it's past six,
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  seven year and already. I feel like that the Paul way he
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  said you know on a say something else Else was like him choosing
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  between happened. Goblin literally the chili.
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  You know, I hear you can see like, you can see how fire.
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  All right, boys. The two options is head is
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  weighing up the scales and I'd prefer to love this.
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  You know, that shows, I think his parents, his parents, he has
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  really installed this love of bottle on his hearts and I
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  really hope we can do the same with our children.
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  Sure glass and Sharla inshaallah.
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  It goes to show that the Of about the doctor saying is
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  something you can instill in your children from the youngest
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  of Ages. Of course, we know about not
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  even for example the likes of Gotham and own and Muhammad but
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  even I didn't as well and from such a young age what they gave
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  to about low Hussein and so what can we learn?
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  Our kids learn but Amazing. Like and this is this is this
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  Muharram right? I'm assuming I'm assuming is
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  this. Mosses lichens are what sigh?
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  Yeah. Absolutely absorbing his
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  reaction. And the way he dealt with that
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  SS for a 67 year old, it may be younger, but old, I'm not sure,
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  but I think that's a huge situation to be in because toys
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  means everything to you before him her same in the world and
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  that felt it that 30 second period where he was weighing up
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  and he said I'm not going to say it because I love him.
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  Saying, I don't want the toy, he just rejected.
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  He really wanted it be put aside by befuddle of bus and that's
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  the bomb and you know, it's like, it's amazing.
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  So I don't know. We can go to the bar.
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  Yeah, that's him and Chavez parents.
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  Are you are doing was an amazing job.
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  Yeah. And no doubt.
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  He will grow to be a husseini, Sharla inshaallah.
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  We are very proud of him. And of course, I don't know what
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  the view is, and the listeners. Yeah.
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  Who also watch this together with us?
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  You don't let us know how you Atheltes.
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  Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that was deep.
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  I think I hear we've had we've had these three Clips all very
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  different in nature, but yeah, that was I think a wake-up call
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  for us that you couldn't. You could do it today's day and
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  age with your own children as follows.
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  Let's just go to the next clip, mr.
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  This Bismillah smaller part of it is our fault my brothers.
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  I think that if we actually lived up to our Islamic values,
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  our women, our brothers, our sisters, our mothers our
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  daughters. They would not seek refuge in
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  these ideologies. They gravitate towards these
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  ideas because it gives them a language through which they can
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  communicate and articulate their grievances because many of us
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  failed them. They had to pick up a lot of the
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  slack. Many of them had to take on the
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  role of men because the men in their lives, failed them.
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  We let's be honest. Let's address the elephant in
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  the room. It's not just your you, women
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  are being corrupted by these philosophies were part of the
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  problem. That's why I began with a
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  discussion on masculinity. We're part of the problem and we
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  have to be part of the solution. That's interesting.
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  A lot of points to talk about here.
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  We are part of the problem because we were given women, the
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  role of a man is why understood now?
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  I think he's trying to say that from what I understand that the
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  man or the man of society has not given the the woman or the
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  female heard you rights and because of that, the modern-day
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  woman, I think I presume he's talking about modern-day
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  feminism. The modern day woman has sought
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  ideologies or modern-day philosophies, which they Gives
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  them a former state of Independence and freedom, which
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  is course, is the key word here. And what I think the sheriff is
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  trying to say is that, as men, we are in many ways at fault
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  with it of, of, at fault of it, that make sense.
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  Hmm. So it's an interesting take, I'm
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  sure there's obviously probably sisters and brothers, who would
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  agree or disagree with the share.
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  But I do agree with one thing, particularly he said, and like
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  you said as well, say that we are part of the problem.
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  And the solution as men, we always feel entitled and we feel
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  like we can give a lady a choice to make a decision in the center
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  or at home, when we feel like giving them that choice.
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  Mmm. So we all pull the problem to be
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  honest. You know, I don't know how to
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  maybe share my thoughts on this one and I'll be honest, it
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  wasn't a very long clip. I wish it was a little longer
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  just so I understand. Understand the full point, she
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  was trying to make and I know she has not I gave a few
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  lectures. I think relating to marriage.
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  I think this year for Muharram I didn't have all of them.
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  I've had about two or three I just find them interesting but
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  this this one wasn't part of the lectures that I heard.
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  So I'm not really sure exactly. But I don't think there's a
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  problem discussing this but I don't know what the share
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  exactly was referring to. Maybe he means we are giving
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  based on the clip. I've Just Seen now, I'll be
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  giving women too much freedom. I think is so wide understood.
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  You think, do you think Timur and Scholar should get backlash
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  for talking about things like this.
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  The fact that the scholars. Yeah.
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  And they have this position to come and discuss these points on
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  the pulpit other than there's nothing wrong with that because
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  it opens a conversation and we are doing something wrong if
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  there is something wrong that we are doing as a Muslim men, let's
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  say then we should know what the wrong is.
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  Yeah that's what doing something right?
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  Then it's open for discussion II personally to a degree agree
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  with him. Hmm because I think that men
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  have not captured the true essence of Islamic masculinity
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  and he's calling us out as men and he's saying, you guys need
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  to fix up. He's trying.
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  I hope he's being brutal, although I think he could be
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  more brutal in the meant by obvious, a small clip and and
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  that the sisters All vulnerable perhaps to fall into a trap of
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  modern days. Feminism, you know, I remember
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  there was, I think a few months back.
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  I think it was like this tweet humate.
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  Yeah, on Twitter and had a huge backlash.
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  I remember this. I called my mother to hasbara
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  member collyromas. The exact I was learning to use
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  by thing was based around masculinity or something that
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  can remove the whole thing. I wish, hmm.
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  Go down too well by the General Public But of course this if we
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  if we censor our own alarm off of buildings, whether we agree
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  or disagree, then we might as well remain stagnant and we'll
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  be talking about history forever and we'll never talk about
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  social Affairs and issues that we talked about in our
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  universities and workplaces. But we can talk about and I'm at
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  the end of the day, I think of the ship as discussing this.
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  There is a problem that community of course, hundred
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  percent. Of course, and it's not like
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  he's out there purposely try to cause other.
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  No. Yeah.
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  Let's say friction or bad discussion in the community but
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  I do. Forward to hearing the full
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  lecture. In fact, I think tonight, is the
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  full lecture after this podcast, whether we intrinsically agree
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  or disagree with him, I think we should encourage discussions on
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  topics like marriage. Feminism, marital relations,
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  family Dynamics, all of these things because they are the core
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  of our day-to-day life. And we need to understand how
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  Islam plays a role in that. And if an Alum who's traveled,
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  the world who's engaged in integrated with different
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  communities, His opinion, then we're suffering because giving
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  the opinion and giving it from, from what you presume to be.
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  The perspective of knowledge is something we should encourage.
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  And whether we agree, or disagree is our right?
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  We have a right to agree or disagree.
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  Oh yeah. But we should hear out at least
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  if I could share. I think a final thought.
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  Yeah, on this one. But I'm going to bring you from
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  this perspective for husband and a wife.
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  Yeah, so I'm not speaking to those who are not married.
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  Read for example. Yes.
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  If you're giving your wife the freedom to work, I'm not sure
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  exactly what he's referring to people.
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  Yeah. And you want the freedom to go
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  look for, you know, studies education, go out to work while
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  no. I don't think there's any
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  problem with that, of course best.
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  I think, if you're swapping roles, I think the wife is going
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  out being like the breadwinner and the guy sitting at home
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  doing nothing pretty much. I think then.
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  Yeah. There's a certain method as an
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  issue that would be. Masculine see all of that.
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  But yeah, that maybe we need to have maybe we do.
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  Maybe we do besides look forward to In the select.
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  Yeah. For sure.
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  For sure. Which Jolly next clip.
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  I'm before that something rather more important.
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  I came across a charity a few years ago called who is her
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  saying that the who is Husain foundation and it's it's a
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  Muslim charity. That works all over the world
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  helping well not to put too fine a point on it.
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  Pretty much anybody who needs help and they have all sorts of
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  initiatives going on in all sorts of countries working and
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  helping in all. All sorts of ways, and their
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  latest campaign is potentially a world record breaking campaign.
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  It is an attempt to break the world blood donation, record to
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  save lives. That's incredible.
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  James O'Brien, that's incredibly know.
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  I hear him every day. Almost every day on the way to
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  or to work. I think he comes over about 10
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  to 12. Yes.
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  Yeah. Or ten to one.
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  I'm not sure. Yeah and he has this random
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  mystery hour but that's what I turn off.
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  Any more for me best. It's very interesting to see him
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  speak about this or give voice to this campaign with who is for
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  saying, so it's very interesting.
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  Yeah, the full clip was I think about 45 minutes and then he
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  interviewed the director and I think one of the volunteers from
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  her saying, but I just want to shout out there was her saying
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  team because they are incredible human beings and I think it's 25
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  countries 350 plus blood donation centers around the
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  world. Tens of thousands of people
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  donating unit For blood and Records broken across the world
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  and it's something for us to take into account.
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  And we talked, I think in the last podcast was it about about
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  a mom and her saying being more different ways to warn ya.
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  As in basically, you know, the way you struggle of the way
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  spread your message, the message of Imam Hussain is being
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  Diversified and you know, it's evolving but it's incredible.
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  It's nice. And is also a nice to her.
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  Him. Yeah.
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  James O'Brien is, is not as a voice everyone in the UK.
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  Very familiar. Correct.
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  Yes. So the fact is talking about,
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  who is Hussein and this campaign, I think it's Beauty
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  came to the conference of social justice which he was the keynote
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  speaker. For Hoosier saying it, I think
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  twenty eighteen or nineteen. Okay.
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  And he was the keynote speaker. And when Hoosier saying
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  contacted him, from what I understand, he instantly found a
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  connection because he grew up in a orphaned environment.
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  He was an orphan foster homes, and so on, He talked about the
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  the under privileged upbringing, he had and how he felt those, a
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  lack of social justice in the society.
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  He grew up in in the day-to-day lives that we have in the same
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  streets. We walked, but he grew up
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  underprivileged and now he is one of the most, like you said,
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  most of vernacular, is voices in British media.
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  And who's the saying to credit to them?
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  They had coverage and recognition from like pretty
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  much every major news Outlet round the world for that
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  campaign. Yeah, pretty cool.
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  Cool, cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Do we have another clip? I think we do.
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  Okay, we're gonna go. I am not sure what to expect.
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  There we go properly. Sonam's grandson.
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  Who's saying do not want to do this?
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  He was invited to the place of kufa.
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  Whether people had said, come to be with us and we will deal with
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  this together and so he goes not on his own, but he goes with the
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  men and the women, the children of his family, when Armies come
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  with his either. They go to a place where the
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  coffins they tell who's saying that we are not able to stand
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  with you in this battle. 72 members, 72 people standing
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  against an army, conceptualize it in your head and they stand
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  on the dark arid deserts of karbala and the prophet
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  salallahu alayhi wasalam. He knew that this was going to
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  happen. He was told by the angels that
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  there would come a time, it's in our tradition.
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  Debris, relay salami said your community will kill this son of
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  yours. Office.
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  Allah Allahu Allah. Who was the number replied.
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  They will kill him while believing in me.
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  And he said, yes. And then jibreel bought for its
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  soil instead from such and such a place.
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  I highly doubt the Aloha and he said I entered upon the prophet
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  salallahu alaihe wasalam one day and his eyes were pouring forth
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  tears. I said messenger of God has
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  someone angry and upset you what is the matter that your eyes
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  weep? He's a Lackawanna, he was
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  selling replied, rather jibra eel stood with me before me.
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  And informed me that Hussein would be killed by the banks of
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  the Euphrates. he'll say, wow, what do you think say It got me
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  in tears. Yeah that yeah, I'm pretty sure.
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  I don't know him, I've never had them before and I'm 100% certain
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  to correct me if I'm wrong. He's not shh.
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  Yes. He was, you know, touching on
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  the tragedy of a bob the not saying yes and it touched me,
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  it's touching me. Yeah, we have a few moments.
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  No, no, it's it's a heavy video, mom called in the teeth.
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  Of course, I think it just puts things into perspective for us.
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  And we talked about this again on the last discussion about the
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  holy prophet. Muhammad saw Allah while he was
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  on the collection of the Imam Hussein and the story of the
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  soil, the soil. Yeah.
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  Bring me back to the previous place where, you know and you
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  know, there's one thing he said, which I know sounds so strange
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  but he hit me. He said, Exceptional eyes it.
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  When you talked about 72 versus an army like you need to
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  visualize visualize it. Yeah I need like we're always
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  told these numbers if I told you 72 versus 10,000 or if I said 72
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  versus 100,000 you don't feel like 10 times more scared.
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  Do you know what I mean? But when you conceptualize it in
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  your mind it allows you to process it analytically and
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  whatever visually in your brain. So it's nice finally, you know,
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  just to see this and to see more Saliba from From well-known
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  Sonia moms with a large following and to see the passion
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  in his voice as well. I give him credit to mention.
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  It's I don't think it's something easy for a non sharing
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  mom. Yeah.
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  But I think speak about durations like this because I
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  think you know the even though I know the story of karbalaa,
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  probably heard a million times honest to God.
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  This You narrate these stories and automatically this
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  impossible not to have any feeling.
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  Yeah, correct. Where you have this connection
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  and so I know it was not easy for someone who's not a shame up
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  to narrate this because you can affect or possibly change those
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  who are hearing what you're saying.
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  So I give him credit and it's a brave move to make.
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  It is actually it's interesting, as well as it because I know a
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  friend of mine told me. He watched the whole lecture
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  from above Khalid Latif and he mentioned that he addresses the
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  audience, which of course is majority.
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  Suddenly he said we are from other Sunnah wal jamaa.
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  We should not be scared about talking about the tragedy of
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  amount of saying there's sallam and I respect that, you know.
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  I give like you said, give him props for bringing up and yeah,
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  for addressing it head on and a day and age where it's
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  frightening for suddenly Alomar to, to mourn about, you know,
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  surprising you bring that point because I just remembered a clip
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  I saw the other day and I've seen a few years ago, but a
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  circulated again, recently, and is the ground.
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  Move to your Syria where he speaks about and his audience
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  are not shared. By the way, he speaks about the
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  tragedy of about the larceny Salam and he says this was
• 29:19
  hidden from me, you know, the tragedy, the things that led up
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  to this one to, you know, karbala on our show I was hidden
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  from us and when he asks his teachers, think was the last
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  her. Yeah.
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  That's her. And they told him, you know, we
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  don't share this because our fair that you might become shh,
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  it was. This is the grand Mufti of sir.
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  Korea saying that just shows the power of the story of a mother
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  saying, so I'm loving the way grips, your heart and it takes
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  you to on a journey of those. It does, no matter how much
• 29:51
  times you hear what happens on the having the never give a
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  little below. Its It's a Burning Flame truly,
• 29:58
  another place that would have a shallow, were granted.
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  The shofar of 16? We have another flip as well.
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  I think we have one more. One more guys, laughs.
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  Do you think so far? We have one more.
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  Are there any thoughts you have? And what your reactions?
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  Let's go. Every, we gather around
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  together. I remember commemorate Akbar,
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  foundations. Holy nights without happened.
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  Last year. Last year.
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  This, Holy Night of the tragedy of karbala Because it's a gift
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  from God. Imam Husain has an underlying
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  love in the hearts of all those who are Mormons.
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  It's a magnet that takes us towards caramella.
• 30:58
  Takes us towards Imam Husain Salah malayalee, having great
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  Ambitions as the main driving force behind a person's success
• 31:12
  in this world. And also, in the Hereafter
• 31:16
  passive Abdul, Hassan salameh Lolly was one of these people
• 31:19
  with great ambitions Please allow me to fight with,
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  you know, you are too young. Let me ask you one thing.
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  How do you see me death? Wow.
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  Wow cinematic. Wow dramatic.
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  Wow, incredible editing. Wow.
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  What a powerful videos upon Allah.
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  I just felt like I just went through a whole 10 days of our
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  sure that 23 minutes. I'm not sure how long they have
• 33:26
  to. We have to get a shout-out to
• 33:28
  undock about Foundation, all of that incredible Haddam.
• 33:32
  Shabab the seventh dedicated server there.
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  Something else the passion in this video is obvious, you know,
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  I was speaking to actually someone yesterday who moved to
• 33:45
  the UK from Australia, and we were talking about how in London
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  subhanallah, the the youth groups here.
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  All of them have this this love for about the letter saying that
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  only in a place like London Kenya.
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  I feel ya doc. You can see any of the average
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  age of the volunteer. I like about foundations.
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  Probably what 21 years old below, 30 for sure, 23 years
• 34:10
  old, maybe and look at what they do.
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  They organize modulus for 10 nights, 12 nights, thousands of
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  people attend at the highest level but you know, what's
• 34:18
  interesting? Said, the video, the karma and
• 34:22
  the mushroom? Yeah, the most shocked the
• 34:26
  software to look awesome. All of that stuff that you see
• 34:29
  is obviously a very traditional thing and then cultural thing
• 34:32
  from Iraq, Let me ask you if she has another arcing from London,
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  okay. Is it interesting to see that
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  like, you know what I mean? Does it feel like it's pot?
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  It's intrinsically part of the module is part of our fabric.
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  I think, as a Rockies. Yeah.
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  And the mute and not just London, by the way.
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  Yeah, I think wherever you find a rock, he's around the world.
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  You find the same things happening and every single
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  Center and the beauty of it is, you said, you spoke to someone
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  yesterday just before. For the start of harm.
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  Someone told me what you love about Muharram in London, I
• 35:06
  said, wherever you are in London, the places I go to.
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  Yeah. You feel like you're in karbala
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  like obviously and they bring car Bellagio to to you, to
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  wherever you are. And that's the beauty behind.
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  And I think it's very important. We stick to these values.
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  Yes. Stick to these traditions and
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  what, whatever it is, that keeps the messenger of Imam Hussein
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  the love alive. Yeah.
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  But it keeps us going on as long as thing you in the video.
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  I saw, I saw myself. So many of our friends.
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  Hmm. I saw many people.
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  I even saw the co-producer. Yeah, also somewhere there.
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  Shout out. Shout outs to go.
• 35:43
  And there, he likes the shots. He's blushing behind the camera,
• 35:46
  but the fact they've shown us this trip.
• 35:48
  Yeah, yeah, honestly, that's also want to, I think that is
• 35:53
  not soluble in by the way. Yeah, almost taken.
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  As you can see, his work is, you know, you know, so I had
• 35:58
  yayabot, sorry, yeah, amazing work is more poetic, but
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  Foundation. Honestly, amazing writer
• 36:04
  document and thank you for allowing us the opportunity to
• 36:08
  Monument Hussein, and giving us the feeling of being a karbala
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  wherever we are on the world. The last thing I'll say on this
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  with your permission said is so many of the people I saw in the
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  video and I knew many of them were from there, our community
• 36:22
  from your community growing up. Many of them for my community
• 36:25
  and a lot of my friends from my local Center growing up at end
• 36:28
  of this much, listen, the fact that we can now have, it's
• 36:30
  beautiful, it's beautiful. We could have a much less which
• 36:34
  is in the English language, but culturally is a rocky you saw
• 36:39
  them in and the the audience is of different background
• 36:42
  backgrounds. Yeah, you know, I saw so many of
• 36:44
  my friends who don't speak a word of Arabic and who were
• 36:48
  crying in the video or who are serving as a volunteer in this
• 36:52
  video. It's just so proud, such a proud
• 36:56
  feeling to have, you know, like I said and I mean it these
• 36:59
  shabaab these youth are the pride of our community.
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  And my last point, I'll always bless them.
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  And make me incredible, father's, incredible role models
• 37:07
  for our community in Grand. Them more opportunities to
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  serve. If this is what they're doing
• 37:10
  their 20s, I cannot wait to see what they have planned for us.
• 37:14
  In Shalini has come. So no pressure and this is not
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  just this is not just to the foundation, but to all of our
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  youth groups on across the UK and even in the Western World,
• 37:23
  keep doing what you're doing because this season which we
• 37:27
  have just kind of wrapped up with Muharram and suffer.
• 37:31
  You have made us proud You've made our way to the mom proud
• 37:36
  and inshallah. A moment her saying about the
• 37:39
  love her saying, I let his serfs all that you've done proud and
• 37:42
  exceptional. Child lunch, also a bull.
• 37:45
  I think that concludes it. I think we have any more Clips,
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  right? No.
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  Okay. Now we don't agree that that was
• 37:53
  the ending box? Yeah guys.
• 37:56
  Let's do you think on sisters if you have any thoughts?
• 38:00
  If you feel the same way we do, maybe you don't.
• 38:02
  Did you feel this podcast? Went it was different, wasn't it
• 38:06
  started off a bit light with cinder word?
• 38:10
  You ain't no player. Don't know player.
• 38:12
  They took us on a right? I think yeah.
• 38:16
  It was very all in all emotional.
• 38:18
  And I feel very grateful to be a part of this community hyungdon.
• 38:21
  Hyung. Yeah, how are you?
• 38:24
  I have font for me. Was, it was like an experience?
• 38:26
  Yeah, we should do it again. I think we should, we should do
• 38:29
  this again. That's not weird, guys.
• 38:31
  We do again, maybe. Could do after my arm, we can do
• 38:34
  something a bit I think so. So far, we can do something very
• 38:38
  similar. Yeah.
• 38:39
  For sure, for sure. Sure.
• 38:40
  Looking forward looking forward. Okay.
• 38:43
  But I think more importantly, the viewers at home those
• 38:45
  listening to the podcast, please engage and let us know how you
• 38:49
  react it. You saw how I reacted, I had
• 38:51
  billion reaction. No, that's I'm always reading.
• 38:54
  We want to know, you know, your opinions, your thoughts.
• 38:58
  And yeah, this is a platform for you.
• 39:00
  So let us know what you think. And if If you have any
• 39:03
  suggestions or feedback for upcoming podcasts, I don't think
• 39:06
  we've ever asked viewers if they have suggestions of what they
• 39:09
  want us to talk about, let us know and inshallah.
• 39:11
  We will do our best to serve you in the best way we can and
• 39:15
  Charlotte look forward to seeing you all next week and take care
• 39:20
  of some. I like home like to buy your car
• 39:22
  to work.