I'm so happy.

I'd be barred, my friends.

Peace, love.

That's a beautiful mosque.

It's so comforting to see that in Culver City.

The first time that the King Fahad mosque, as on on the loudspeaker,

it's Ma'amud Nardun.

According to the LA Times, they were allowed a permit to do this during this crazy time

because people can't meet at the mosque there on Washington Boulevard.

So he was able to be on the rooftop while people are watching him from the street across the street.

Cars are stopping.

By the way, all the observant in this video are socially distant and wearing masks.

Yeah, shout out to white people.

Wear your mask.

Isn't that lovely and calming?

It is. It's beautiful.

Also because our air is a bit clearer right now.

The view with him on top and the top of the mosque, the turret, and the skyline is most beautiful.

And who would ever say Culver City was most beautiful?

There were a few people that actually complained because they've been doing this.

You mean complaining about that that left them saying?

It's called to prairie us.

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