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I want you to actually see the bright side for a moment in Hamdulillah in what

you just witnessed. What you just witnessed were people, young people, saying the

names of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. And the Prophet ﷺ said that the day of

judgement would not be established until the name Allah is no longer set on the

service. And then you witnessed a young sister recite Surat Al-Fatiha, the opening

verses of the Qur'an, Ummul Kitab, the foundation of the Book of Allah subhanahu

ta'ala. And you watched the young man, Mashallah, beautifully present the history of

Islam in America and how that led to his own personal attachment and what that

means for us today. And then you witnessed personal journeys and testimonials of

people that found a connection to their Islam in America and want to help other

youth with their Islam in America who all somehow think that they're good

basketball players which I have my doubts about. That's all right. We'll let

them have it. We'll let them run with it. And then it ended off with Omar al-Sudayman.

Now just a Omar-Sudayman, Omar al-Sudayman who Mashallah talked about his own

means of refuting some of the pressure that comes his way for insisting upon his

Islam here in America. If that doesn't give you hope what does? That is the

entire spectrum of what we want to pass down to the next generation when it comes

to Islam in America. And so I'm optimistic and insha'Allah to Allah we should all be

optimistic about what the future of Islam not just in America is but Islam in the

world is and what the future of these young Muslims actually is. I want you to

think about the messenger of Allah as he was facing the most difficult

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