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Take you to the believer.

In the ushab and Jendat al-Yawma,

show you in Faki-hoo.

I'm going to spend some time on this, I'm going to spend some time on this, I'm going to spend some time on this, Ia. There's no doubt about it, people.

The companions of Janda, may Allah make each and every one of us and all the Muslims and people from them,

the people of Jana, the companions of Jana, today, Inna Ashaba Jana,

Al-Yam today, Fishuhu Linnfakihun.

They are in very busy activities.

They're doing all kinds of stuff.

So if you imagine Jana is going to be boring,

I guess this is a really pretty place when you just sit there.

You know, especially because I come from a Pakistani background, and you just sit there?

You know, especially because I come from a Pakistani background,

I have problems imagining Jandah.

I'll tell you why.

Because in Pakistani culture, if you live in a really, really nice house that means you have all this exotic crystal, handmade, crafted, stuff in random places in your house that's supposed to be an obstacle course for normal human beings.

So if you sit, you have to sit like a, like you're almost like at gunpoint, like.

Because if you enjoy yourself on a couch too much you'll tip over something or break a crystal or the, you know, the goose thing that your mom bought or whatever.

You know, so you have to like really like, you know, and then when kids have too much fun oh the look you should see

the mom give them like little kareme is running around because his friend came

over but she can't yell at him in front of the guests, because that's like

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