Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.

It's your girl Adir and you're listening to the Digital Sisterhood Podcast.

Okay, last episode, I basically said you guys in.

I left you for a cliffhanger, introducing Hilal's next chapter, her marriage.

The story begins on the morning of her wedding day on January 13, 2017.

So on January 13, 2017, on the morning of my wedding, I was actually preparing my lesson for

Quran. And I remember reading it to my friend because I was like, you know, if I seek, if I

seek consistent on my wedding day, I'll be consistent for the rest of my life. Period.

How to chill morning, you know, just preparing for the wedding day and I did not do nothing, guys,

other than memorize, do, you know, my F-cat, I guess, just trying to feel the fact that I was getting married.

And even though I'm happy, so I'm more extraverted sometimes, I was just so scared of the fact

that I have to walk into a hall with all those people. And the amount that I thought it was

doubled by that amount. So I thought it would be like maybe 200 to 300 people and I came into the

hall and it's what like almost 800. You know, when you're on your wedding day, it's just, it's a lot

excitement, you know, you're just like, okay, I'm gonna look cute, you know, I have my henna done,

you know, lesson derella moment, yes, in derella with. Prince Charming is gonna be waiting out with

the carriage. Exactly. So, and I remember I still do not believe, whoa, I'm actually getting married,

you know. Yeah. Wow. And I remember your wedding, your wedding was fun. It was the most lit wedding.

I had it. It was a lot fun. It was absolutely permissible, but it was lit. I think, I think people

went to your wedding thinking, oh my god, a lot of people can have fun. 100%. Yeah, I think you

proved that a lot of my old friends like from back in the days came to the wedding and they were like,

yeah, really turn up up here. Yeah, like, she's like, I was waiting for some Quran and do I

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