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So I'm here, in this brief hudba, I'm just here to give you a reality check.

It's very easy to lose sight of what is real, when you are constantly flooded with influencers

because of their wealth or because of their fame.

You guys are in more danger than any other children in the history of the world, I would argue.

There's a celebrity or a wealthy person standing there in judgment today,

and their followers show up.

We followed you our whole life.

We were listening to everything.

Every video release, every podcast, every TikTok release, every tweet, every post,

I'm your biggest fan. Can you help? The people that used to

be followed, those same wealthy people and those celebrities, they are going to make an announcement

on that day, on Judgment Day. And she has all these endorsements and she's super famous. And she's

like, can I talk to you for a minute? I said, sure, let's have a conversation.

And she said, I feel really depressed and sad and empty inside.

You're sad? You have everything that all those millions of girls want.

Why are you sad?

And she said, all of this is just faith.

Recently, Ustad Noaman Del a chutba at the East Preston Islamic College in Melbourne,

and given the age group of the young students in attendance,

Ustad chose to share a pertinent reminder about celebrity culture and how on Yomul'ilu'a

those same celebrities won't want anything to do with us at all. Al-hamdulillah, who didn't take a child, and he was a shriekun of the milk, and he didn't be a wali of dully and kambhruh, al-hamdulah, al-houndu-h-hannh, and we'llhidh-hind him, and we'll fend his, and we'll believe on him, and I urge by Allah from shor of our ownsts'n, and from sly-a-malli'a-mulled-lidhulled and who, man you'dlid, and who'shidhah, Allah, and hathelah, and we'llhack, And we should that Muhammad an abdhulah and Your Salaitha, and Allah, Allah, and heathed that Muhammad

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