I've tried to understand this myself and I've asked scholars of Islam to help me understand it. It appears to me that it's not so much about what you know but it's about what you feel. What is in your heart? Because anybody can have a lot of knowledge or a lot of money, a lot of power, a lot of influence on other people. But what is in your heart? Because if the heart is really open to a law, then that's when a law will have the good relation with you. And I found people in Hindu religion, Buddhist religion, Christian religion, Jewish religion that all of them that I'm talking about now had good hearts. And I didn't try to push them to anything. I would just think about what would get us a little closer today to worshiping God on his terms. And I've seen some people that took maybe a year and I've seen other people. The fastest I ever saw was three minutes. Three minutes and fastest one. Shall I tell you? Hberni. Okay. Nah, I'm Taban. I was in New York and I was starting a speech in university and I began with Bismillah and I was just explaining a few things of Submit to God on his terms. A man stood up and he said I would like to accept this religion. I went what? He came up to the stage. He said what you just said is like you're talking straight to my heart. I said, huh? And I have a recording of him doing this on my website called Here is Lamb. Yeah? It shocked me that he came up. I said, okay, I can leave right now. I did three minutes. I'm happy. But many people in that area have opened up their hearts and minds and mostly I like to see people change their attitude. If a lot of guys and that's good, my idea is if we can just get people to change their attitude and be open, be receptive. Let's meet each other. Let's talk. Let's not put a wall between us.