This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Well, tibnaf's an I vahak,

man kudo,

what a tajal

lihaditha tah d'I fadil

ting la yah d'i

the malifah wahad di tahdunya. I think that the one who is studying Islam who automatically himself come to a time where this issue is one that will basically become one that they're thinking about all the time.

I think that a person who begins

his religiosity will not and should not be approached with this one issue.

Rather they should be approached with basic knowledge with what is what is Islam, what is iman, what is to

heat, how do we worship Allah, why do we worship Allah, emphasize the

prayers, emphasize the Quran, emphasize spirituality, emphasize the world vision of

Islam. These are far more important questions. and and over again. I never go out of my way to emphasize the issue of the beard. Once I get to

know somebody whom I've known for a while and he doesn't have a beard, I might jokingly

remark something about, oh, inshall the no no next time I see you have you know some

beard or something that just a joking remark in passing that will make him think I

don't sit him down and give him a huge lecture I just don't think that's

appropriate and I think it turns many people

off who have been raised in the Western environment I think it turns people off to be

so blunt about an issue that they believe to be trivial and I think that to introduce it in that manner in a blunt

manner is not wise rather it should be done in a indirect manner and in

chala slowly but surely I mean I've never really had any problems once a person reaches a level of

iman and really religiosity where they want to follow the sunna of the prophet of the

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