This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Well, tibnaf's an I vahak,

man kudo,

what a tajal

lihaditha tah d'I fadil

ting la yah d'i

the malifah wahad di tahdunya. D'I'm not even though I was it to me a bakkah.

O'Kunh'raulan.

Ismailah Rahahir Rahmah al-Aimine.

Wasalat, was Sala,

was Sala, O'Ala, Rasulilah,

were Ali, was Sahibihi, was seldom at the Solicim and Kethiranabad.

So on behalf of the North Texas

imams council, i.e. mam spandim najaku from the Islamic Association of North Texas.

We welcome each and every one of you

to this very, very important presentation

that we're having tonight crucial conversations

on race, a conversation with Dallas Muslim leaders.

And just so you have an idea,

the whole reason behind this is that as the imams from the imams

council, and there's over 40 of us from between

dallas through Fort Worth we're talking about what's happening and the

issue at hand is is bluntly put police brutality and the systemic endorsement or turning a blind eye in a deaf ear to what is happening through government entities with regards to African Americans or anybody of color for that matter but

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