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Dr. Hassan Al-Wan, Dr. Athman Emergy, who of course were part of the Quran 30 for 30,

as well as Dr. Raniya Awad and Dr. Farah Islam in Hamdulillah. And joining by

in Hamdulillah for the very first time, only on Yakhine's platform, you know, for the very first time,

Brother Hamza Abdullah, Hamdulillah Ramiin, who is a dear, dear friend of Hamdulillah, dear brother.

Someone I've had the pleasure of now knowing actually was looking back on when you first came

down. It's been 10 years of Hamdulillah, so I can say I've known you for a decade of Hamdulillah

Ramiin, but very happy to have you as well. And Sh. Allah ta'ala with us tonight. So welcome to

everyone that is here tonight, Hamdulillah. This is where you're all supposed to say happy to be here

and you know, that kind of stuff.

JazakAllah. JazakAllah.

JazakAllah.

So Hamdulillah, I think, you know, this is obviously a very serious topic. So let me get the

housekeeping notes out of the way in Sh. Allah ta'ala from the very beginning. In Sh. Allah ta'ala,

next week, we start the first, I'm sorry that we weren't able to start this week, so we'll be

starting with Hamza, or the Allah ta'ala on on Tuesday night in Sh. Allah. And we will continue with

the Monday night reminder and things of that sort. I want to remind you all to look into the

trauma series and the history of Muslim mental health by Dr. Vanya and Sh. Allah ta'ala and some of the

other resources that we have on mental health. Many papers that have been authored about particularly

how we maintain our mental health and spiritual and emotional health in the midst of a pandemic.

So I don't, I don't want you to miss all of those resources and think this is our first panel

on it before I start. So please go to the website, check it out in Sh. Allah ta'ala. The team will also

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