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After completing the Guru Anriq programme in Guadalampur,

Wastad Naruman was invited to visit the Mufti of the Federal Territories Office in Putsdha Jaya,

where he spent time with the executive staff there and delivered a talk on contemporary

muslims and their challenges.

I am a very enthusiastic student and researcher in the study of the Qur'an to the best of my ability.

And alhamdulillah, I have the benefit of working with some very remarkable scholars

that help me in conducting that research also.

I am not going to share some deep knowledge with you.

I'm going to share something based on experience with you, Inshallah.

As I've travelled the Muslim world and met with communities of muslims in also non-Muslim countries,

more and more, I see that there is similar trends.

So instead of seeing the world as, oh, there's a very different situation here in a very

different situation there, yes, there are differences.

But the common trends are too common and we have to observe them.

And if you don't understand a problem, you cannot work towards a solution.

So I want to identify in this brief talk at least three categories of muslims

that we have to be aware of.

Of course, we're all one Ummah, in the name of Allah, but it's good to understand segments

and within the Ummah.

And the way I would like to divide these segments today is by way of their relationship with Islam.

So like if you think of muslims not by their ethnicity or by their school of thought,

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