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Like I said, nowadays we have, I don't want to be responsible for this decision.

If somebody else can carry the brunt of the responsibility, then it's easier for me to make that decision.

Just going back to your question. Last person in the role, yeah.

Just going back to your question yesterday when you spoke about beauty and people taking off the hijabs, the flip side to is people also take off the hijab because of Islamic interpretations.

For example, Islamic interpretations of the verses.

So I give an example, we have people like Amidawid, Dr. Amin Oud, et cetera. And in UK,

Lester University just published a paper stating that hijab is not an obligation and it's backed by Islamic scholars for a person who's taking their off

the hijab because of such a reason, not because of beautification, how did they draw the line or

what advice would you give to such a person? But they were wearing it prior to this, but they got

influenced by lots of lots of people because there's an entire event.

They were wearing it prior? They were. No, they were. That's what I'm saying. There were lots of lots of people. Because there's an entire movement. They were wearing it prior?

They were.

They were.

That's what I'm saying.

They were.

Lots and lots of people were wearing it.

However, when they found out about this article and lots of Islamic scholars as well,

who do say that, you know, it's not obligatory.

Okay.

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