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Alhamulah Rameh, Rameh, al-Aimine, what's al-Tolat to what

al-A la Saeed al-I will Marceline,

what al-Aulah al-Llene, while al-Ahi was Sahibihi

in my Ahmadad.

But all the will be lah him in a regime,

for imamman hafah makama rabbi he when I have nefsa and I'll hawa

for in all Jana to he al-Aawa.

Allahhah al-Jana.

I want to talk about the fear of Allah Azawa Jahl in this 30 minute or less session that we have together,

but before I do, I want to share with you some obstacles that you and I face in dealing with the subject in a healthy way.

First and foremost, there are different kinds of people in the audience and obviously within the

Muslim community also there are people at different levels in their relationship

with Allah. There are youth that are maybe here at this conference.

My guess is most of them aren't here that aren't even remotely religiously affiliated.

That, you know, as they were coming up, even if they were coming up in a Muslim household

the religion wasn't emphasized that much and they don't see the need not even for

the Jumaah prayer even on the Fridays that they're off of school. They don't see the need to go. And their

parents as these kids are becoming teenagers and growing a little older, they're

starting to feel the need to bring religion into the lives of these children

because they realize the impact it's having on their character

now than they ever did before.

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