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Salaam-a-a-a-a-a-a-mastu-a-a-a-a-a-hastu'll-a-a-a-a-a-a-te.

Peace be with you all, and good evening.

In the name of God, the most compassionate, the most merciful.

Growing up in the United States with Palestinian parents who had their nation and

identity stolen from them, they made sure that Bosnia was just as important to us as our

own land that we pray is one day liberated, inshallah. That a soul in Sarajevo is just as precious as a soul in Janine.

And I begin actually with some of those words that I grew up with.

My mother, Mejashim, Rahimah Allah.

Ah, in Sarahevo,

bekaitu Kyi, and ma not in my jubbethy,

I'm in my joppae,

bachy-tieckythews chai'iard of the people and the o'-tan,

bachythew-trak of mymethy in Bahra'u'a'u'i'i'i'a'a'a'a'a'a'an'an'an'an'an'an'an'an'an'an'an''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' My braith in the Insan. O Sarahaveo, I've mourned you perpetually,

and I possess nothing but my tears.

I've cried for you over the loss of a nation and its people.

I've cried for you over the extinction of my Ummah in a sea of sorrow. I've cried for you over the extinction of my umma in a sea of sorrow

I've cried for you over the destruction of Islam

in a land of Islam who will save the young women of Sarajevo

who will save the children who will save humanity from the cruelty of humanity

we're one body and every who will save humanity from the cruelty of humanity.

We're one body, and every single aggression against any part of that body, is to be viewed not as a toothache or a toe injury because of our own human miscalculations,

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