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We live in a time where morality, what is right and wrong, what is acceptable or not acceptable, what is politically correct or incorrect, changes every

year.

Forget changing every century, it changes every year.

And things that were completely unacceptable in American society

30 years ago, 40 years ago, not only are they accepted now, they are celebrated now. The standards change. I just met a

number of college students in my walk across the bazaar trying to survive the

selfie situation who told me that when they're at college

among other Muslim students, the Muslim students are the ones that are asking

what's so wrong about homosexuality or what's so bad about drinking alcohol

and marijuana is not that haram is it or whatever.

These are not questions that were being asked 10 years ago or 15 years ago but they certainly are questions being asked 10 years ago or 15 years ago, but they certainly are questions being asked today.

And that is something that a lot of young people here experience in their college life, even

in their high school life.

And some of the young people sitting in the audience even have those questions themselves.

And of course we are put in a situation where we have to answer these questions in a way that will be acceptable to the world outside of the Muslim

community.

Because we want to be able to say that we are also civilized, we are up to date with the times,

we also have you know progressive values etc etc etc

etc. The point of it is when society goes this way we want to bend along

with society. We want to turn too. When they sway we want to sway.

When the tide turns and the winds blow the other way we want to blow the other way too.

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