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O'Alam An Itaba al-Huda.

We begin, as all religious people should begin, by praising God who alone deserves our ultimate

praise.

And as we have gathered here today on this beautiful Sunday in the city of Harrisburg,

and even though it is my utmost pleasure, and I'm humble to be here at the same time,

I must confess that there's a sight of me that is somewhat tired.

Why? Because I have to stand here to talk to you about something that frankly I don't

want to talk about because I don't find any relationship and any reason to talk about this particular group or trend except for the fact that others have assumed that somehow I too am a part of it. I am frankly

somewhat tired to always have to stand up and tell people that I have nothing to do with

murdering and bloodshed and terrorism that just because they have a similar skin color as me or maybe even profess the same God as I do, that I have grown up my entire life as a Muslim and I've studied at one of the most

prestigious seminaries and that version of Islam is as alien and as foreign to me

as it is to you and yet if for some of us the calling involves the healing

of the sick, for others the protection of those that need protection, perhaps my

calling is to educate and to explain to others what my faith

really is about. So no matter how tired I am, I have to always thank God that I have the

opportunity to serve. No matter how much I have the opportunity to serve.

No matter how much I have to travel,

yesterday I was one city the day before another,

tomorrow yet another city.

No matter how much I have to travel,

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