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We're also finding at the same time, Hamdallah, that Muslims are becoming more influential,

generally online and they're becoming more famous, Mashallah.

Saf, next to me, Super Saf.

He's got almost two million subscribers on YouTube.

Mashallah, Mashallah.

Mashallah, it's amazing.

Hamdallah.

And even in scholarship, Mashallah, there was now you start speaking to speakers like yourself,

another, there are Hamdallah rising in the ranks, etc.

The advice, what advice would you give?

Is social media a tool we should engage in, or is there some sort of approach to it?

You'd give now that you've been in it for a while, Muthi.

I think we have no option.

We're living in an age where social media is a part of our lives, whether we like it or not.

I think initially in the early ages of a person's life,

infancy childhood, they should be restricted to a degree,

based on their intellect and based on their surroundings and the environment they live in.

It's not like we're going to ban them until a certain age,

but it's more like, yes, at a certain age, we will allow them supervised access to social media,

and that can be in many different ways.

But as you grow older, you need to be responsible.

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