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There is going to be the standard debate that take place around this time of the year about this

Super-sensitive and controversial topic about molyard or me lad

Now I want to make the disclaimer today's discussion is not meant to provoke more controversy

It's not even meant frankly for the elders in the audience

It is meant to educate our youngsters. It is meant to provide for them a framework in a slightly different manner

Because my goal is really to protect Islam in the next generations and to make sure that these types of differences are

situated in the broader picture

For the academic stuff I have spoken in a lot of detail about this topic

You can go online you can google the reality of bidah by Yasal Qaliyah have an hour-and-a-half lecture

Academic it goes over the differences in a very different matter. That's not today

If you want to talk about the history of this celebration

I have a three-part series online

The history of the molyard by Yasal Qaliyah have three-part series 30 pages article online. It's on a blog

You can just log on read it. This is not the academic talk

I want to speak to the elders and say to them that not talking about these sensitive topics is not going to help the future

Our children are well aware if you log on to Facebook or Twitter today even though I'm no longer part of that social domain

I guarantee you you will find this post there this post there and our children are connected to this media

And they are seeing students of knowledge people of knowledge

Attacking one another the one says this is bidah the other says no it is blood the one says this the one says that

So today's talk is not meant to get into the academics

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