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O'Sla to Sala to Sala,

Mo al-Arasuri,

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any of Sahibh,

the brothers and sisters, I'm going to try to insh a make it short I'm not going to go longer than

makreb so I won't go more than 30 minutes insh a la and you know honestly I wanted to

just kind of leave everyone with some practical tips because I know that one of the things that usually happens is when you go to a convention, when you go to a conference,

wow that talk was mind-blowing. That was awesome. Did you hear what what brother Norman said? Did you hear what this speaker said?

Did you hear what brother Omar said?

Did you hear what brother Kossam said? What did you hear that? Did you hear what Dr.

Otto said? But at the end of the day, we really don't make much change. There isn't really much

practicality. Sometimes that's the fault of the speakers, sometimes that's the fault of the

listeners. And here's the thing. I know that this topic has probably been regurgitated hundreds of times under the guise of different titles and different chutbas, how I can change now.

But you know what Imam and Grazai Rahimah Allah, he said something very powerful because

Allah Is al-Aaz al-Jil tells us in the Quran that those who seek hoodah guidance will be guided. Those who

seek it will be guided. So essentially what Allah Isa Jal tells us is that if you really

want to change then the first thing is that you have to

have to want to change then the first thing is that you have to want to if you really want to change then the first thing is that you have to recognize that there is something about you that needs to be changed

looking at yourself recognizing those things,

as Brother Norman said, not blaming anyone else for anything,

not looking at the world and suffering from analysis paralysis,

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