Abdurraheem Green – How is your experience with Norwegian culture

			You know, I heard something about really nice about Norway, about Norwegian culture that I really
liked it. When I was I was looking at all those statues, you know, the statues of older people make
it and the kid
		

			I was thinking as a side point, you know, you know that little screaming kids reminds me a little
bit of Norwegian politics right now. Right? Because really, honestly, for someone to say so for
someone to say yeah, that Muslims are taking over because they want halaal food and separate prayer
rooms reminds me that it'll screaming that it'll screaming kid.
		

			And honestly, that's the sort of stuff you'd expect from you know, the kindergarten kindergarten.
Yeah. He probably says I you said.
		

			Yeah. Okay. You don't expect that from mature grown up people. Oh, and I wanted to mention the
really nice thing that I heard about Norwegian culture. Yeah, I remember now you see. And he really
beautiful thing. I don't remember what it's called. Because one of those words is a bit tricky, but
you'll remind me
		

			we were going around the statues and we were talking about actually, I was saying apart from of
course, statues not being something allowed in Islam, and *. Like that's not something we
really approve of. But as it actually it's something that was really nice because what was it was
talking about all of it seemed to me to be about family, about people and about family was a lot to
do with kids, family men, women fighting, loving thinking this and that, but it was all and you
know, throughout history statues have been about what the prince the King, the general that this and
that, but these were the statues about people, right, and their lives. And you know, and I thought
		

			it was just something quite touching. And then the brothers were telling me you know, something
about Norwegian culture is that is considered really bad to show off. Yeah. And so he said, even for
example, if you're a businessman, and you go to a business meeting in a you know, a really smart
design his shoe and your watch, and you're like trying to show off and this and that, and the
slickest and the smartest that. He said you can even lose the business deal because of that, right?
Actually, they are very, you know, Norwegian culture. You're supposed to be very modest and not to
show off as that as a really beautiful thing. Mashallah, that's a really nice cultural habit to have
		

			like, that also means I don't have to walk around in a suit vows in Norway. I'm the low which is a
nice thing. So I was just pointing out that's a really nice characteristic.