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They couldn't believe that a young boy could talk like that to them and challenge them like that.

Because he already got kicked out of the house from his dad.

Was he afraid of his dad?

No. Now he's talking to the entire group of people that are worshipping these gods at their temple.

Does it look like Ibrahim al-Islam is afraid of people that are worshipping these gods at their temple, does it look like Abraham

al-Islam is afraid of people? No. Because when you don't follow the majority, when you don't follow the normal,

then people start questioning you or threatening you or looking at you funny and you start feeling intimidated.

And then you're like

I just want to fit in I don't want to be the weird one that sticks out and it takes a lot of bravery

to be Ibrahim a lai is not the one defending himself Ibrahim alexalam is the one going on the attack

he's not the one who's being asked the questions he's the one one who is asking the questions. You guys are going to be at school. Some of you are going to public school

and you guys are old enough that you should be praying five times a day and it's lower time

and it's a public school and you can go to a corner and pray. But people are going to pass by you

and say, hey, Muhammad, you got a bomb in that

backpack? Right? Or some of you girls, your mom keeps telling you, wear hijab, wear hijab. Yeah,

mom, of course, of course. So as you get two blocks before the school, because you want to be normal, because you don't like the way people look at you.

You don't like the way the people judge you.

They think they're going to call you names.

They're going to make fun of you.

You're afraid of the opinions of other people.

You're afraid of how people look at you. You're afraid of how people look at you.

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