Okay, I'm alle come so a completely impromptu episode of the pod right now.

I actually we haven't done a podcast in a few weeks and I was going to make a separate video explaining why,

which I'll still do separately, but the long and short of it is that I had a couple health issues and so I had to focus on that.

And I'll explain that in a letter video maybe in in a couple weeks or months time in Shada, but the reason I'm making an impromptu video by myself now is because I saw a post by

Shech Abdullahheim Murphy, no,

Shech Abdullahheim Green.

I mixed up various names there. And it was about a man, an

imam called Amur, who I knew as imamamor from years ago. And the post says, so I'm reading from

from Abdrahma, Abdrahim Green.

He says, the sad news has reached us of the passing of my friend

and that our legend Omar Tate.

Omar was from upon the path of Thaweed and Sunna and a pioneer of street dawa in this country.

It was his experience of running IPO which ran Dowell tables up and down in the UK from the 1990s that laid the

foundations of Aera's approach to new Muslim care. When discussing what approach

we should take since their potential needs could almost

Since when discussing what approach we should take since their potential needs could be almost

endless he said they don't need molycoddling.

If you educate them properly in the foundations of the Dean,

that's everything they need.

He continues and says,

many people might not know him or may have never heard of him but he was a giant literally he was a big guy and figuratively

The loss of any Muslim is a disaster that's part of why we say in all

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