This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. P So now, what I'm doing, I'm going to say to Allah, Alihi,

oh Sahibihi, woman, why dah.

So tonight I have an interesting topic.

We covered two weeks ago the topic of racism, tribalism, nationalism. But today's topic is one that

actually arose out of that. So one of the things that keeps on happening to me in

the series and I need you guys to make there because we're at 33

already this is Halaka 33 so we're coming to the end of the series is that I end up

inserting a new topic because I realize that there's a topic within a topic and this is a

very significant one.

Stereotypes.

All right, racism is one form of stereotyping.

It's the most evil form.

And there's a connection between the two. They're interconnected.

So it's not all stereotyping is racism and vice versa.

Okay, but they are interconnected.

But one of the ways that a person develops racist tendencies is by taking the worst sample of a group and then making that entirely representative of the race, right?

That's how a person justifies internally their racism. Well, of course, they're like

this because look at them. And then them is three people that represent somehow 300 million

people, okay? But look at them. That's how they are. So by

developing a by by characterizing an entire group of people whether it's by their

race, by their nationality, by their nationality,

by their religious identity,

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