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Once again, everyone, is

al-A la al-Lihya Kumrachm,

what I'ma-Kahat.

The intention today is to try to cover three Ayaak,

21, 22, and 23, but before I do, I'd like to take a few minutes to address just some of what has occurred. I think all

of you have been following the news of the senseless violence and this horrifying tragedy that has hit the entire country by extension

the world and in particular the Muslim community yet again.

You know first and foremost just some things need to be said just to clear the air.

Ardean is unconditional when it comes to the sanctity of all human life.

And there is no exception to this.

As a matter of fact, some of our Aima and Ullama, they posted on their social media feeds

that they are against this senseless act of violence, no matter who it's committed against against because all human beings have a right to life and the sanctity of life is something Arlene acknowledges without conditions.

And as they posted this, there were actually lots of responses from other supposedly Muslims.

How can you say this? These people deserve to be killed, etc.

All kinds of horrible things were said underneath.

So that made me realize that, you know, in this, even in this

comments that I want to share with you, we need to be cognizant of two things.

We have two audiences. An audience that is non-Muslim that perhaps is tuning in on Facebook or other

outlets and they have to hear what we have to say as Muslims to the situation and

the other audience are the Muslims themselves right there are two distinct audiences and a lot of times we think a lot about what should we say to you know to ease the pain and the difficulty of the rest of the nation the non--Muslim community, that we are a part of this society

and the society of the world.

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