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Al-Hundulilah in al-Anamein,

what I'm al-I will Muslim.

For all the early he was I think of my and I'm I'm in a I'm a sna

and mitti I'm a d'I o'e.

Allah m'a minnhmm

and we're all the mittin a d'nah ama

and what I was of the sop of the sop and I mean.

So, I know, that's for a al-Ubilleh in a Shefana regime.

What I will know, that's what I'm going to get up in a al-Alegim, and in a pussulu and pusacom,

I will go to the al-I will go to Joo me Diori

m.

My Sakhalu is the Kaleu

minkum.

When I've enough I'm al-I know my you are going to be

like a

a kahy of an al-wandapum what I should speak. be there.

in the al-Ajal al-Jaz al-A-Lahm.

Inchal a few moments we have together, I was given a topic, the title of which is the strangers obviously referred to from

the TAYOR The last part of which Patouba del Warabat and good news and congratulations be to the strangers.

And this is particularly, I thought it was a great topic for youth and a great Hadith to choose

to discuss with the youth because we're living in times where it's no shock and you don't need a speaker to tell you that Muslims are looked upon is weird.

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