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We begin by praising Allah, subhanna, and bearing witness that none has the right to be worshipped or unconditionally obeyed except for him.

And we bear witness that Muhammad, Sallallah, alexand, is his final messenger.

We ask Allah to send his peace and blessings upon him, the prophets and messengers that came before him, his family and companions that served alongside him and those that follow in his blessed path until the day of judgment.

We ask Allah to make us amongst them.

Allahamah Amin.

Dear brothers and sisters, Allaha Akbar, and Allah al-Hmth, in the few minutes before the chitba, the news was received that our brother Mahmoud Khalil will walk free by

ivanilhah, alhah, alhmeda, alhah, alhmedrila, alhmedrila.

May Allah, Siphanuataa release him sooner rather than later, allow that order to come through, allow him to go home and to be with his family, to spend time with his newborn who he was

deprived from being there at birth.

May Allah, Siphanu Tā'a'a'a free all of the other prisoners as well.

Allah, ameemin.

I have so much, subhanna Allah, I wanted to say about this.

And the reason being is that

Qadda'u Masha fa'al, Allah a zhuajal,

blessed me to actually meet Mahmoud for the first time yesterday.

I had the chance to go to Jena, Louisiana for the second time

and this time to actually make it through the prison walls

and to spend time with him with Hamda to Arab al-Amin

in a clergy visit. And I had all sorts of things I wanted to talk about through the prison walls and of my visit with him largely private as far as the conversation,

the only time that he actually became very emotional in our visit was when he asked about details of the sisters that are imprisoned here at the outskirts of Dallas

in Alvarado, Texas, Sistri-Diqa, Kurdia, and Werdh Sequecaicca. The only time he actually

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