In China, you have two major groups. The biggest one are Chinese Muslims, and they're called actually Waid, they're called Waid Waid. And so the Waid Waid or the Waid are the Chinese Muslims. And they're everywhere, China. They're everywhere. And they will always speak the local Chinese language, and they cultivate architecture and everything and so forth. And then you have the Weggors. The Weggors are not Chinese, they are Turks. They're Turks. And they live in the Northwest, which is called Xinjiang. Big, huge part of China. You'll also find them throughout China, running restaurants and things like that. The Weggors today are really introverted. And the Chinese government is coming down on them really, really unforgiving. There's reasons for this. One of them is that there were secessionist extremist groups on the Weggors. I was in Jeddah, I talked there for 16 years, and happened that my best department here was in Weggor. He was a Weggor from Mecca. They had come to Mecca in the 1930s and 19th years. But he still spoke Weggor. He spoke perfect Arabic as well. And I liked him. He was my best. And so these Weggors came to see us. They were young, Weggor extremists. And he wanted me to come, so I did. And we talked to them. And we told them, you don't rebel against the Chinese state. Do you realize what you're going to do? You'll bring death and destruction upon your head, and that's not permissible in this line. Don't call them Jihad. You are not able to do Jihad against the Chinese. They will crush you. This is the laws of Jihad. You have no right to do it. First of all, you don't represent anything. You're not in the state. Of course they knew that we're just celilites, right? And then they go back and they begin to blow things up. And they do other things. And then they bring hell down upon them. Now I'm not going to say that that justifies what has happened. And I'm not going to say that that continues. Because there's also a lot of prejudice. And in China, you know, this is something again, like where is our political representation? And we have some great countries in the world who if they would just come together, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan. If we get their houses in order, and if they were allied with each other as they ought to be, Egypt should never be alienated from Turkey. Turkey needs Egypt. Whether you like what's happened there or not, you need them politically. So if you have these three countries, Egypt, Turkey, and Pakistan working together, they could pull us out of the mud. They could. And I'm not trying to denigrate any Muslim country. Okay, so please, if you're from other countries, don't feel that I think little of your country. I've just talked about geopolitically. These countries are extremely strategic. And of course, Pakistan does have a really good relationship with Turkey. They always have. You know, but we've got to have some kind of political force in the Muslim world. And these are really intelligent people. And they could do that, in my opinion. And, you know, of course, what are we able to do about? That's just ideas. But somebody's got to stand up for us. And the Chinese are always doing business with us. And the Chinese are doing a lot of business with Pakistan. Okay, so we should say, like, you know, like we don't accept that you treat the reekers this way. Right? And I hope in prayer that someday you'll do that. Like, you know, that Pakistan has really good reasons for working with China. Because China is also a rival of India. And India is the big problem for Pakistan. And India has to do a lot of dirty politics, whether you know it or not they do. They do. They've damned up the rivers of the Himalayan. They're going to Punjab against international law. Does anybody take them to court? No, you can't, because Asian people are on their side. And they will, and so they make the rivers in Punjab dry up. Go and look for yourself. And then when it's the rainy season, they open up the dams and flood the people. They do all kinds of things like that. Okay, so Allah enabled us to find leaders in the Muslim world that will at least stand up for the Rohingya. You know, like you can't do this. But we have no voice, do we? No voice whatsoever. And I hope and pray that someday people.