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You can't help but feel overwhelmed.

So I think for myself and all of us, just a quick reminder and talk about how do we understand and contextualize?

How do we really make sense, really? I think that's really the question.

How do we make sense as Muslims?

Isn't our religion the truth?

I mean, you kind of sort of sympathize with Umar al-Khadar al-Ladhi Allah

and the Treaty of Khudabia when he comes to the process and says,

how can we accept this?

Are we not upon the hack?

Even his anger, it is Islamic in its own way.

Even though it was directed to the Prophet's As-Saman, he himself said,

I did many deeds to make up for that day.

He felt very guilty.

But the essence of his anger is Islamic.

Like, how can this be happening, Ya Rasulullah?

How can we accept humiliation and grudges?

And we are the believers in Allah.

In fact, as we know, he even said, Al-Ala Al-Haqq

and we need it Abu Bakr, by the way, Al-Ala Al-Ladhi Allah,

to come to him and grab him by the collar and say, sit down, Ya bin Al-Khadab.

What are you doing? Who are you talking to?

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