All right. So we have been doing the revert series. And like I said, you guys have really been

enjoying it. And we are on part three today. If you already missed part one, part two, go back

and get them and listen to them first and come back today. Today we're talking about a heavy,

heavy subject. That's hard for a lot of women,

which is something where we would be like the struggle is real, dealing with family and friends

once you've decided to go on the straight path. Now, ironically, people who take their shahad

and literally come to Islam after coming from a different religion,

experience an extreme amount of difficulty with their family, isolation, internal struggles and warfares.

And the same when people decide to get a bit more religious, lose their loose friends, beyond the

dean more. I'm talking born Muslims, like actually maybe put on hijab now, dress more modestly.

They really experience a very similar struggle. And that's because it's all test guys,

unless testing our sincerity.

We've made this decision, but when things get hot and difficult, do we run away?

Or do we embrace it?

Because we really, really mean it.

He's testing our eclos, our sincerity.

And so that's really hard.

So today, I want to give you some advice on how to deal with those

family and friends when it's hard. And we have something like this when it comes to Christmas

time for Christians and like Halloween time where we talk about how to deal with family

in times of holidays. But when it's not a holiday, right, when you're just dealing with them in

general, judging you, giving you advice, shunning you, like whatever it is, I want to talk to you

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