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So I can start the console now. What's your name? My name is Rahim. Oh, it's cool

I just met you off the street and decided to pick you up on the rest of your kid. Have a chat with me

Yeah, yeah, I was going to Rahim

I'm Delaz. It's a good day today. How do you? I'm Tony. I'm Tony. I have a series of questions. I want to ask you

Okay

So one of them has been I know you host a lot of events and you partake and join in with a lot of events

Are you partake? Yes. Yes. I just want to know which one is which type of event is your favorite event today?

For the longest time my favorite event has been story night

It's something I

Sort of conjured up almost a little over a decade ago. I

Had this idea that the Quran has of course profound stories

But it tells them in the most amazing way and of course a story is only interesting if it's

Told in an interesting way, right?

But the way we tell the stories of the Quran is very uninteresting or at least I felt that way

So I wanted to bring out some of the

I guess story telling elements of the story

And see how that how an audience responds to that, right? Because I think part of the appreciation of the Quran is

How how moved were you when you heard it? Like you know kids can go watch a movie or you like to watch a movie and be like

Oh, that was awesome, right? Yeah, but if you hear a story from the Quran, like let me tell you about the story of

And this happened and this happened you're like, yeah, I already know I heard it. You're not moved by it

So yeah religiously

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