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Hamda to Allah, Rabin,

first of all, I think I speak on behalf of the entire community

and I say, al-Hamda-Lan-Salam, we're happy to have you out.

There are people in this audience, and there are people that watch you online, that

we're making dua for you.

And so when we're talking about the intimate prayers and how prayer unites the believers,

subhanna Allah, there are people 8, 10,000 miles away from Ahe al-Ghazza that are making

dua for them by name and there's a connection.

All of that is going up to Allah, subhanu, there are people in this room that you've never met that would see your

face and would pray for you and cry for you. And that's the beauty of this Ummah. I want to

share with you something off the bat. I was going to actually share this with you backstage because

I didn't want to just put this before you,

but I'll share it with you. Forty eight hours ago, I was sitting with Liqa Kordia in her prison

in Prairieland Detention Center. And she told me, wallahi, she said this. She said,

every Salat al-Fajar, I make dua for Mahmoud by name, for Ramesa by name, for

Badr Khan by name, and everyone who was put in the prison like I was. And she said, even though

they've been freed and I'm still in prison, I make dua'at for them every Salat al-Fajar. So there's a woman, subhallah, sitting in a prison cell

that you now know what that life is like in those ice detention centers.

That makes dua'a for you every morning in Salat al-Fajar.

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