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Some of you might have heard about this basketball player, Mahmoud Abduroof.

Go back and look up Mahmoud Abduroof in the 1990s.

He was an NBA star.

How many of you've heard of Steph Curry?

They called him the Steph Curry before the Steph Curry.

They actually mirror Steph's game against his and stuff,

you know, actually he says, like, took a lot of his stuff from him. Mahmoud was a star in the NBA

and he lost everything from a worldly perspective for taking a stance.

And before social media and before Colin Kaepernick and before Black Lives Matter

and before the protest movement in the United States, he was this lone Muslim

that refused to stand for the national anthem because his faith had made him too principled

and he had become aware of the crimes that were committed under that flag.

Lost everything.

I mean, it started, he even says it, subhannallah, he schooled Michael Jordan in a game.

The Bulls were like on the 18-game winning streak,

the longest in their franchise history.

And Mahmoud just took Michael Jordan to the hoop,

schooled him, and then everything went downhill.

Someone noticed that he wasn't standing for the national anthem.

Lost it all.

Lost his NBA career.

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