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As some Nahrah mah, Rahmah mah, Mahimah al-Ahimahmin,

what Aridwana I al-Lobwain,

al-Lobwain, what al-Iin-L al-I mean what I mean what I'll have been to a kahīhālah. Al-Aahili I'm getting the no so this is the the dilemma of discrimination against taller people

It's a universal problem so I I'm going to try to talk into the mic,

inshall, I want to first and foremost extend just my gratitude to the brothers and sisters here I've been Zaid for having me here.

Sub-I've driven by this place so many times and always just admired the architecture

and seeing some of the great work that's come out of the center

but never had the blessing to actually come here in a tent.

And, Subhann Allah, this is a very short visit for me to Qatar.

It's one of the shortest, it's more like a layover in Qatar.

And so, you know, to have the opportunity to meet so many of you is truly a blessing from Allah

sibhana. I've been sort of in a whirlwind so last week at

Hamdal I completed my Hajj and then I went to the United States and attended an Islamic Convention

there in Houston and then I jumped back on a plane back to this side of the world

so I don't really know where I am so if I accidentally say another country name, then please forgive me because that's just sort of what the schedule has been like over the last few weeks.

But I will say this that one of the things that I always just take

from that experience of Hadj-Lah has blessed me to go on a regular basis is how

profound and powerful that experience of reigniting faith can be in a person's life.

And I want to take a few steps back and sort of introduce the subject.

This subject is something that I actually spoke about the subject in Islam, the Islamic Society of North America Convention

in the United States and I was thinking a lot about it so when the brothers asked me what subject

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