In those moments, like certain occasions, I had a gun on my head.

I had a knife on my neck.

In those occasions, you do kind of, this is probably my last breath.

Welcome, everybody.

This is Simon Gilbert with Inspired.

I hope you're on good form. And this week,

we've got a very interesting guest. Her name is Hatton Tash. Welcome, Hatton.

Peace of Christ, baby with your brother. How are you? Great. Yes. So Hatton is the founder of DCCI

Ministries. We'll get into that. recently um made pretty big news because she was

stabbed at speaker's corner so i thought it'd be great for us to hear from her and and some of

her journey so hatton um i know a lot of it is quite sensitive so um share as much as you can

of your background i know you want to as much as you can of your background. I know you want

to be guarded to protect your loved ones and identity. So, you know, give us as much context

as you feel you can. Go for it. So currently I am in UK. I've been here for a long time now.

I first met with Christians in a church by accident and that was the way I

kind of get to hear a little bit more and more about Christian faith. I think it was

approximate a year after I met Christians. I figured out it was kind of by accident that they believed Jesus Christ

died on the cross by crucifixion. That was shocking for me because I grew up in a Muslim

household and according to Islam, Jesus didn't die on the cross, let alone this resurrection.

The thing I heard from this Christian brother where he was expressing, the reason we celebrate is there because of the death and resurrection of Jesus.

I was like, oh, everyone knows Jesus didn't die.

But a point brother was making is like regarding his resurrection. No, his tomb is

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