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The number of people is less expected for us.

We can interact a little bit more.

Perhaps we can get a chance to meet one another.

I would like to meet you, perhaps more than you would like to meet me.

The only thing is sometimes it becomes difficult when the numbers are too big.

And it becomes a little bit of a hazard as well sometimes.

I spoke in Melbourne a few days ago when I made mention of how

we will not be achieving salvation by just shaking somebody's hand.

But it is a good deed at the end of the day where if you can,

you may want to meet one another.

More important than that is to make it to half or one another.

So each other I hope we get an opportunity to interact a little bit more.

At least to greet each other by the one of among Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.

I want to speak about something very, very important.

You see we were meant to kick off at 9.30.

But as you notice we are a little bit delayed.

It's okay.

Because the AIC has something unique in it.

You know, the AIC is the Australian Islamic College.

It has something unique in it.

Two of the teachers are called Wa'il.

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