You know, Khaled Bin Walid, one of the greats, one of the absolute mamas of our ummah. Khaled Bin Walid, there's a particular narration when they were facing the Romans. And Khaled Bin Walid was an absolute wild horse, just an absolute gun. So Khaled Bin Walid used to wait for the Muslim army to go to sleep at night. Then on his own, Khaled Bin Walid on his own would melt on his horse and go over to the Romans, go over to the enemy on his own. To get into, to sass out the army, what are they doing, what are they planning? So the Muslims used to trip it, they said, Khaled, what's wrong with you? You're the amir, you're going on your own. I mean, at the very least take some men with you. Maybe something happens to you, you're killed, something happens. Look at the way he thought. He says, didn't you hear the prophet of Allah say? Didn't you hear him say, the presence between the one that remembers Allah and the one that doesn't is like the living and the dead. He said, what can 60,000 dead do to one man that's living?