So, I'm Wa'alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Rahmatullahi wa Rahmatullahi wa Rahmatullahi too. So, this short video, shall answer a question that I get asked all the time about homeschooling. And this question, I think every homeschooling parent gets asked so often that many people requested that I make a video reply. That question is what about socialization? How's your kid going to socialize? Now, I find this question really amusing because when we were kids, our parents sent us off to school, nobody told us that you're going to school to socialize. Rather, we thought, behave yourself, sit quietly, learn your work, don't get caught up in that company, don't disrupt the class, they don't sound like socialization to me. Furthermore, the issue of whether a child grows up to be an introvert or an extrovert, that's really to do with the child's nature. It's not to do with whether they go to school or not. There are many people who are natural introverts like myself, whether we go to school or not, we still don't have introverts. That was an extrovert, that's that person's personality from the time they are born and being homeschool is not going to change it. I think what happens to many people, they misunderstand homeschooling, to be a child just stuck in the household, they were the parents and not allowed out in the house at all. And really, I don't know any homeschooling parents to do that. But other homeschool children, people who really are really out there enjoying the real world and experiencing the real world far more than school children. And most children are sitting in class, learning, sitting quietly behind the desk, writing tests, and during the break they are dealing with their friends. What we have the same age, you'll buy the wait time to look cool, maybe learning some bad habits with it, if it's in the cool gang, the homeschool kids instead are meeting with people about the front ages, child and adult alike. They are out there helping the parents with errands, they are traveling with their parents, they are exploring the world, they are dealing with young children, with older children, with adults, they are living in the real world. So I don't really see where socialization becomes a problem. I think what happens is many of us think that people need to learn how to socialize by going to school. But what I believe, maybe you think of crazy opinion in this, but what I believe is that people learn to socialize by living life. It's nothing to do with school. It's part of life. You go through life, you learn to deal with people, you make mistakes. When it happens in school or through home school, it doesn't make a difference. It's just something that happens. So the idea that you should put your child in school just so that they can socialize and for that reason you got all the negatives and that's going to be the overriding factor over your decision. It really doesn't make any sense to me. At the end of the day, I want my kids to have a quality education about worldly knowledge and religious knowledge. I want them to become leaders. I want them to become thinkers. I want them to become people to get changed as well, take this world a better place. And I know for your home schooling, I think you have done that. But what is good sister, there's no real guarantee or whether the end of getting that or not. So I choose to home school. And for anyone out there who wants to home school and you worry about the socialization issue, don't worry about it. That's a natural quality that they will get just by living their life. You will see as they grow, they will meet people, they will talk to people. Actually what you will find is that your child by being home school, generally they tend to be themselves a lot more, a lot more confident in being themselves. So they're not going to be pretending to be something that they're not so that they can look cool and put in with the gangs. They also, more confidence speaking to adults because kids go to school or you should only anyhow, you kids they own age and looking at adults is only an authority for us. While home school kids are much more confident and comfortable talking to people of all ages. So you might actually find them being more sociable or more weird about buying homeschooled and that's fine. That's perfectly normal for a child. So I'm really seeing this as an issue. I find very amusing when people ask me this question. And I find even more amusing than it's the number one concern. Not how they're going to go to college, not how they're going to get a job, not what they're going to learn. For people who are more interested in the socialization issue and all of that. Which then you make me wonder, then they say that's just cool. So that's my answer and I hope it'll be better for you to take that part of the film. Salaam wa Alikum wa rahmatullahi wa rehmatuhu.