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This is obviously a very important discussion that we're having right now,

especially this day and age, but in, without further ado. Okay.

O'Laiya Kuche,

O'Laiya Kucahadulahya

O'Lahwaraqat.

Alhami Rabil al-Amine, what's what was

what's said in India and Y and Muslim

and al-Aul al-Aah al-Ahi was Sahibh. And I'm not only sainte, I'm al-Din, Allahi al-Din, a u a me lusah lahat wahatawazah wahak, whata was a sabbar a mein arabil al-a-laminh, tumba al-ma al-a-deh. My intention this evening is to share just a couple of thoughts with you.

Really, I think this sort of a subject doesn't really necessitate a long lecture or a long discussion,

but really some things that we can think about

political activism or getting active in the larger American community.

This kind of a conversation is something that I have been exposed to for the last 15 or so years

And every time there is some kind of political

Tension in the air the Muslim community gets together and has this conversation.

So whether it was the elections way back in the day and it was, we were thinking one candidate is going to be better for the Muslims versus the other, or there were new policies coming into place.

I still remember these kinds of programs being held when the Patriot Act was being signed.

And you know, other things.

So what I'm trying to get at first and foremost is there's a

tendency that we have as Muslims to actually be reactionary we see these kinds of events

happen in the news nowadays Nowadays there's Trump fever, right?

And it's taken hold and it's had quite a few very negative, very serious ramifications

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