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It's a short impromptu chatura. I just got off the plane a few hours ago. I just came back from Australia, a little bit jet lag still.

15 hour flight by the way, direct from Sydney to Dallas.

I haven't slept for a long knows how long.

So if I slur in my speech, it's because of the jet lag.

Interestingly, I took off at 4 p.m. Tuesday, and I landed at 3 p.m. Tuesday.

I'm not joking.

I landed before I took off it is what it is so Baraka of time the Baraka of time

al-Ham did of course when I went there I went Wednesday I landed Friday It's like all of a sudden just you know time jumps up and down because you cross the date line

But some thoughts about Islam in these

For us the opposite side of the world. I have visited this country, Australia, three times in the last 20 years.

It's actually one of the first countries I ever went to. I went more than 20 years ago and I was still a student in Medina.

They invited me. So I've been once after that, and this is my third and the most

extensive trip that I've done to the country. I went to three or four cities.

Hamd that I had an interaction with the people there. And Subhala in these last 20 years, Islam has tripled

amongst the people of Australia. The Muslim community, the Muslim percentages, the Muslim numbers,

has tripled times three in 20 years.

And I was very impressed to see

so many positive changes.

So I just wanted to summarize a little bit

because I think it is useful for us to be aware

of the battles and the pros and cons

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