This video is sponsored by Wahid Invest. It is for those looking for investments in line with Islamic principles. They're official, legit and worth looking into. To educate yourselves to the pros and cons of investing, link in the bio. Assalamu alaikum guys and welcome to another episode of Smile to Jannah. Now in the Haram world of MMA. Orang Callon came face to face with Afghanistan's Javed Basharat. And during the face to face, he called him a terrorist, which is quite ironic because we all know Israel's obsession with Palestinian kids, arresting them, beating them up, all that sort of stuff. Dude, that's a Jannah. Now before I start, I wanted to give a big shout out to the one that's known as Umar, who I see, MashaAllah is really making the most of that super thanks button without me even having to ask Juzakullah Hulqaid because we know he who does not think the people has not thanked Allah. So the background behind this was the Afghan was not happy because the Israeli had not made weight. So when the Israeli put his hand forward, the Afghan didn't want to entertain all that sort of stuff. Yeah. But rather than what's his name, Orang, yeah, rather than guys who started to keep calling him the Israeli. Yeah, so the, he cannot read. So the Orang, so Orang, yeah, he's not an object. So Orang, rather than taking it on the cheek, I don't know how you describe it. I mean, he, he, he tactics, try to inside him, try to get the match cancelled, try to make him look bad. Whatever the case may be, he resorted to those means, but respect to Javid, who didn't take the bait. So whatever you say, you're representing the sport. So there's people watching and I had to make sure I punished him for that. And you can't get away with speaking like that, you know. Well, to be fair, Orang was partly right because during the match, he did get terrorized. And indeed, he lost in the third round by means of submission. And Javid made sure he bruised him. Did, did you get that yet? He bru, he bruised him. Yeah, it's really not nice. He said, he said, would you mean a fight? It's my show. The terrorist comment. Yep. Um, I don't know if you thought about doing anything. Oh, we're going to do anything? It got done tonight. Justice gets served at the end of the day. Now, a fight is pride and his dignity means everything to him. So some fighters, even when they get in beaten to a pulp, will go down with a fight. But my guy right here, even in the fight, couldn't maintain his decorum and his dignity, frankly. I was like, I'm just going to make him suffer a bit more. I was talking to him in there and I was like, man, it's crazy like how you don't, you're not speaking now. I didn't hear a word from him. I didn't hear one word, not even like shut up. As for Javid, not only did he win the match, but he also won a contract with the UFC. I was blown away by the entire performance. Welcome to UFC, brother. This is a big deal for fighters. It's like a footballer get into the Premier League or a basketball player, get into the NBA. Enough respect to Javid because it displayed class. He told his fans, yo, By the time, guys, you don't need to stoop to his level. And especially as a Muslim, you know, we advise not to do this either. Unfortunately, though, the Israeli, let me, uh, Orron, or on the Israeli didn't show that level of class. I'm okay. Like, I'm okay to forgive and forget and it's cool. But how unapologetic he was about the whole thing, just because I was just like, this guy's a real douchebag. How always interesting was when Dana White was asked about all this. Here's what he said. Do you ever feel that there is a line though that you got to worry about? Like, hey, maybe that was a little too far? No, not in this business. I don't. Yeah. Mean things are said. And this insanely politically correct world we're living in. This is one place that is not. I'm not sure I agree with that because had Javid retaliated and made an anti-Semitic comment, not only would he have been cancelled, but most likely his UFC contract would have been torn up. In fact, here in the UK, a couple of weeks ago, we saw Professor David Miller, who spoke against Israel and got fired from Bristol University. Frankly, a university that no one should be bothering with now. He can't be saying. So we started a petition for him, which, linking the description, you can still sign it, is currently on 33,000 signatures. That's right. And David himself said how glad and appreciative he was of all you guys signing the petition. So guys, we saw a very amazing message, I would say, of a person who didn't let the emotions get the better of him, because anger does that. Yeah, I went to a self-defense class a while back. And one of the instructors was saying when people get angry, the blood goes from the prefrontal cortex and gets shifted from there. So in essence, you can say a person that's angry is not thinking properly. Yeah, in fact, when people get angry, you know what they say? They say, you don't know who I am, do you? Yeah, I'm going to tell you who I am. It's like the persons are completely different. So when you're angry, we're told even in the religion, don't discipline your kids when you're angry. Even with friends like Abu Bakr, are they alone? And when he was angry, he told the people around him, look, just leave me. Otherwise, I'm going to say something that I'm going to regret. Yeah, and the Prophet, peace with you, upon him, tells us that when you're when you're in such a gathering, that's really riling you up. Move from there. Yeah, go somewhere else. Yeah, if your standing sit down, if you're sitting lie down, drink water, do walu, calm yourself, very, very important. In fact, look back at the five-six times when you said stuff out of anger and the amount of clearing up you had to do afterwards. Don't you guys remember Kung Fu Panda? Kill, kill. Your mind is like this water, my friend. When it is agitated, it becomes difficult to see. But if you allow it to settle, that answer becomes clear. Don't feel the need to react when you are angry. And if somebody does react when they're angry, give them a break. Yeah, don't hold them with their word. Yes, in anger, what's in our heart does come out, but it comes out in a very distorted, toxic, venomous way. So you have to filter through that and get to the point. Yeah, a wife that's waiting for the husband, if he comes late, she might say, you're never home on time. And if he hooks onto those words and says, what do you mean I'm never home on time? Then a big argument happens, but he needs to sift through that and be like, love, did you prepare something that you wanted me to come home for? She's like, yeah, I did. I spent ages making it. I wanted you to try it. I apologize. Let's try it now. Yeah, so what he's now done is he's deciphered that. Go to the root of the problem. Fish bash, Bosch. Let's leave it there guys, until next time. Oh, we're going to do anything. It got done tonight. Assalamu alaikum.