I want to express and elaborate how important it is. How important it is that the Arabic language is studied. There is nothing I believe a person can learn to become a scholar in this field. Better for him than learning the Arabic language. It's the key to the Dean. If you do not learn Arabic and you do not study it, you will never be able to become a strong, dedicated, a true student of Arabic. Let alone a scholar. I can't emphasize on more how important it is for a person to sit down and give time to Arabic. The whole religion is Arabic. The Quran is Arabic. The Hadith is Arabic. How on earth do you want to understand it if you don't understand the language in which it is speaking? So give time to study the Arabic language. And to be honest, it is a very easy subject. Very easy, very simple. But there are two reasons why it becomes hard. It's normally an easy and a simple subject. But for two reasons that come, it becomes hard. The first one is the instructors and the teachers who are actually teaching this field, they complicated. They teach a small book. And what they do is the small book in which they are explaining. They bring too much information into it that is not relevant for the time being. So for instance we study in Al-Ajumya. And one of the last books in insha'Allah we go to study is Al-Fiya Tablimalik, or Mughni Lhabib by B.A. Shabin al-Ansari. There is no need for me to be shawahid and instead lalat, from the shuruh of Al-Fiya Tablimalik or the al-Fiya itself. I don't need to bring it now. We are studying in Jumya. We are at the first book of grammar. We should just stick to this method and simplify it as much as we can. If we want to say anything, it should just come from the book. Nothing from outside. Leave was outside. The second thing that makes this subject very complicated. And it's not that it's complicated in and within itself. The people who are studying it don't come with the aspiration required from them. When they feel like there is any form of wave that comes their way, that is a slide that needs a required from them to open their minds a bit. They don't want to do that. They want a knowledge that is self-explanatory, simple, easy, like flows. And that's never any field of the religion or anything in the religion or nothing in any place in the world is just simple like that. Or to the extent where you can just read it somewhere and understand it straight away. Everything needs a form of striving, a bit of striving. If a person gets the right click in shakhtar, a good teacher who knows the field and who's going to stick to the text and go outside the text one. And that person has the will to enthusiasm and the want, then no doubt he will learn this field. And he can become a leader in this field. I'm going to give you guys a story of one scholar who went by the name of Khalid al-Assari. He has a book with Musil and Tullab in Arabic. This man, this great Imam Khalid al-Assari, he used to pour tea for the students in Jamn at Al-Assar. She poured tea for them. One day what he did was he poured the tea and by accident the tea poured on the students' book or notes and the student got angry with him and said, Ignorant man, ignorant man, watch where you pour. That word reverberated, it just went into his mind again and again and again. The Imam Khalid al-Assari Allah sat down and started from the Arabic grammar. Until he became an Imam, he became an Imam in this field of the Arabic language that he was pointed towards. Any matter of na'aww or belava, any na'aww or surf, all the language of the Arabic language. He would be the, he would be the mess that he would be the source to come back to. Just that word, yeah, jahil, you're ignorant man. You woke him up and he moved. This is where I tell every student, wherever you are. You can become what you want. You get the right teacher, you get, you have the right effort and you have the right syllabus. You can become what you want to be.