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al-Alam al-Aqam al-Tolahi with al-Iam-Tolahi with Barakata.

A Ouzbilah Samir al-Ailim al-I mean a al-Jazim al-Gim al-Ahmah al-Mahim al-Hamehamehamehamehamehame. I would be able to say I'm not

I'm al-Jim al-Aimine, al-Aman.

I'm al-Aimine, al-O-Dwa, al-Limine, al-Owaan al-Limine, what al-Aqabine, al-Aqsa al-Aqsa al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Aq al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-A al-Lah al- al- al-Aabdika al-Aabdika al-Aah al-Aahah al-I-I-I-I-Wah al-I-I-Wahah al-I-Kahmihya was

Tassima. So I've never done this before in terms of switching the topics on the stage, and those of you who know me I kind of I

usually get a little bit harsh on the speakers that do but honestly I just

somehow a lot of influence on me.

Sibhilah, when he's talking about this concept

of the father-son relationship, and you know what?

When we're talking about that, we really do kind of need to balance the equation.

I'm not Pakistani, so I can't take shots at Pakistani fathers, but your reputation

hasn't fared very well today. But you know what? But you know what,

it's absolutely true that the parents need to reach out.

And you know one incident struck me while he was speaking. This was the most powerful

incident that I've ever witnessed in my short career as imam. Last six years a father walks into my office with his daughter.

His daughter's 18 years old.

She drives Alexis.

She refuses to call him dad, right? Now just like what Ustad and Amman said when when he

walks in with her obviously the first thing is just you know obviously he's just

berating her going off on her what

kind of daughter is this didn't she read this in the Quran didn't she read that in the

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