People who work in the field of Darwin, their children and their relatives are sometimes a lot of the times inspired by other people. It's amazing. It's an album. I want to tell you a true story here in London. There was a brother who came to me one day and older than me. He gave me a few years ago. He gave me a big hug and he said, I used to hate you. I used to hate you. But I have to apologize to you. I said, oh, so by the way, I said, hey, the challenge is okay. It's fine. I don't know the things. So he said, I want to tell you what happened. My son's on drugs for so many years. He's actually a really lost case. No salad, no nothing for many years. And he says, I actually tried so hard. I took him to South Africa. I took him to South Africa. I took him to here there. And you know what? Nothing helped. I tried with this chair, that chair, nothing. He said, one day, I'm cutting the story short. One day, he told me that I'm joining you for Salat al-Maghrib. And he came to the masjid, Salat al-Ishah. He said, I was so scared to ask him. He says, he came for Salat al-Fajr. After Fajr, he sat with me and we were having tea. And I told him, son, you know, tell me, Mashallah, I'm so happy. He says, I was listening to a talk by Mufti Me. Now that's like the dad's enemy, you know? He says, you know, the guy says, it's time. It's about time you quit. And he says, I think he's right. So he says, you know what? Allah used you for my child. I said, well, it's not me. It's Allah. So I learned, and he learned, and I learned as well. Sometimes we might not agree 100% with someone on certain matters. But Allah may use that person to do work. You could have never done. We just, we need to support each other. Wherever there are matters, I always like to, I mean, these guys know me. I always like to address matters, tackle them. If we can with our friends in private, so to speak, rather than expose and make it like a huge fitna. But in Hamdulillah, one thing I must say is your approach, Sheikh Mufti, is really a very good approach. I think there's legitimacy, there is evidence-based, and at the same time it's very balanced. So Mashallah, Mabuk, thank you, Sheikh. Like Ransh, you got so broad and still. And as time passes, you know, we tend to expand in our way. The message will never change, but the way we actually portray it will actually keep up to the times. But it's a powerful message. Thank you, Sheikh. Peace be upon you. Peace be upon you. Peace be upon you. Peace be upon you. Allah's peace, Allah's peace. So much we ask, you know. And I've realized sometimes people misunderstand, and sometimes people take into our context. Some of them, genuinely, they don't, you know, they have a misunderstanding. And sometimes not so genuinely, sometimes it's just a swipe. You've got to be a swipe. It's just a swipe. And the swipes happen for many reasons. I want to tell you my experience. I mean, I'm 45 years old, I'm not too sure how old you are. I'm 10 kids, well, in 100 minutes. Being in the field for about, since 1999, 2000. And what I've learned is, you know, the field of Da'wa is a very, very, it's a very tricky field. Because Allah tests you from every angle until you realize and you know clearly that it's only Allah who you owe yourself to completely. And that's what it is. And the idea is we should have, and we do have a feeling for all people, those who are sinful, those who are not, those who are wanted. Those who think like us, those who don't, we care for every one of them. So if you care for everyone, you respect everyone, you actually put yourselves in their shoes. You try to reach out to them. I always tell people, I'm so excited when I'm given the opportunity to preach to people who are totally out. And when I'm preaching to the preach, I don't get that kick. You know, that's why they say, oh, you went into this musty, that I said, look, I'll go to any musty because the idea is to talk to the guys. You know, I'm not, it's, when people use the term al-wala wa l-barah to try and tell you, you're not allowed to go here. I said, listen, this is Da'wa. Da'wa is totally different from al-wala wa l-barah. I'm going in to do something. I'm not going in to do, you know, so I'm trying to teach. I'm trying to teach and to provide a nice and one who has a message. In order to get the message across, and it's very clear, but I love it. I found, and I'm not saying it because it's you, in front of me. This was even before I knew I would meet you. I felt within myself that this is a brother who actually is a breath of fresh air, simply because of the way, the way things are performed. I'm going to start. It's really a miracle. It's really a miracle.