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by visiting www.mustimcentral.com forward slash donate. Salaam anikam and al-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a brothers and sisters. So I remember a few years ago I was visiting the Syrian refugee camps in Jordan, and

subhannalah, I'd been to Zaatari and mafraq in these different places multiple times.

And every time you would go, you would see the growing number of refugees.

You'd feel a greater sense of despair.

And you helped out a few, but you neglected a lot. And you're wondering, you know, is this

really making a difference in people's lives? And I remember in one of those journeys coming across

this seeming Walima that was taking place in the refugee camp.

Meaning, instead of people passing out boxes of food,

they were passing out plates of rice and lamb, right?

And I'm like, who in the world is passing out

Ruz and Haruf, right?

Like lamb and rice in the middle of these refugee camps.

And, mashallahallah they had reached multiple

people and i asked one of the volunteers what's happening here and i said this is a wedding i thought

that maybe this was a syrian wedding you know it could have either been that there were some people

within the camps that were getting married and they

had maybe an employer outside of the camps that was, you know, sponsoring the food or whatever

it may be. Or it was a Syrian that cared for, you know, their own people in that Sunson

was sponsoring the food or having a wedding there. But, to my surprise, it was a couple from South Africa that decided to do their wedding in a Syrian refugee camp.

Instead of doing their Walima, back home, where the people who already eat, eat more,

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