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As you learn, you teach, you lead.

If your spouse knows more than you, then she can teach you,

inshallah as well well is she born Muslim or revert as well

born Muslim so she can teach you and as she teaches you you can lead the way you know and

perhaps within the family it's just a matter of give and take you are the

amir but it doesn't mean that all the decisions come from you alone you could

choose to to let your wife help in so many different things and

macheal that happens so congratulations my brother and just a quick one just a

quick one as a father figure how old are you brother? Oh 31 okay slightly older than my eldest child.

Hamdilla.

But I tell you one thing a lot of the times I mean I notice some of the sisters, some of the brothers, when we get up, don't be afraid to say,

a salam ala ala com, it's okay, don't be afraid, it's okay, it's okay, sometimes we take it for granted and sometimes we forget because we're used to the highs and hellows and all that. It's fine.

The As Sala alaacum is a proper way of greeting, right? It's a prayer for someone else. And then you can say all your good mornings, good

evenings, hallows and highs and so on. That follows the Asa-Sala,

so that was just a piece. But regarding what you asked me as as you learn

inshala you you put into practice you won't know everything I do not know every

single thing I might know a lot more than you perhaps but I don't know every single thing if there's

something I learned today from evidence of my life will change regarding that

particular matter that's how it works in Islam.

So it's a learning curve right to the end.

Right to the end, inshallah.

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