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You know, like I just came from Pakistan where nearly 70% or even more of the population is under 28?

Like, they're very young.

It's an insanely young country, and a lot of, they don't know.

The kinds of questions they're asking, you would expect sometimes that somebody who's raised in,

unless some country would know some things, they don't, and I don't blame them.

I don't, so if they're not acting on something that they don't even know and they don't

even understand, then it's not their fault.

Then our job is to raise the awareness so they can actually act on something.

And then we can advise.

Da'amuroo. You are encouraging people to act on something and then we can advise. Tha'amourouou, you are encouraging people to act on things that are recognized.

Now if somebody doesn't know any better, then they can't recognize it.

If somebody doesn't have enough knowledge yet, then they can't recognize the right and wrong of something.

You have to develop their knowledge of iref

until it becomes ma'aruf to them,

then you can encourage them to do it.

In other words, if a child doesn't even know

that it's not a good thing to raise your voice,

they don't even know that.

Then maybe the first thing is to develop that as part of their knowledge base,

and the more they learn now,

that becomes ma'aroof to them, known to them,

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