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Assalamu Alaikum, Rahu Mehmetullah, here Barakatuh. I hope everyone's doing well. Mashallah, Tabarakallah.

I am so excited about my trip this evening. I will be leaving for

in Tebe in Uganda. So the brothers and sisters in Uganda, Subhanallah, here in Al-Alamin.

I'm looking forward to meeting you guys. I've seen so much of hype and I really pray that it's a major success.

It's part of the building bridges tour and Subhanallah, it's really

exciting because it was meant to happen many years ago and for some reason it kept on

being postponed and even the last date that we had given prior to Ramadan, it was postponed as well.

So alhamdulillah, now it's it's happening. Mashallah, Tabarakallah, it's happening. So 23rd, I think we have a Jumah at what's called the

Qadafi mosque which is the main mosque, I think, or the biggest mosque in Kampala, Uganda.

And then we have a few other little programs, some visits, and I'm excited about one or two visits that we have planned.

But the main event is going to be on the 23rd of June in Shahrullah at the Nambole Stadium, right?

I think I've got that right. It's actually known as the Nelson Mandela Stadium in Nambole.

So happy to be with you guys, Shahrullah.

And you know, my brothers and sisters, I want to share something very interesting with you guys.

You know, when you start doing something for the sake of Allah and your intention is so clean and so good, keep the intention in check all the time.

Make sure that because Allah has granted you success, you don't lose focus from that intention at the beginning.

You know, a lot of the times when we start good work, whether it's a charity, whether it's good Islamic work, whether it's humanitarian work for the sake of Allah, whether it is any goodness when you start it, even when you've just changed your life and you've become a better person.

A lot of the times at the beginning, there is a good intention, right? At the beginning, there is a very good intention where people think to themselves, I'm going to be a better person, I'm going to do this for the sake of Allah.

I know a brother who told me I'm going to give 2% of whatever my turnover is from my business for the sake of Allah.

When he started off, it was a thousand dollars, it went to 10,000, 100,000, a million, 10 million.

And then he started saying, oh, do I still have to give that? And I told him, my brother, no way. You have to never ever change that intention of yours.

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