Akhi Ayman – The Time Went To A Shisha Bar

			I walked into a shisha bar, ballied up.
		

			I had to, it was an emergency.
		

			Two, three o'clock in the morning, I
		

			said to myself, brother, I need to go
		

			and change my bag.
		

			I don't want to be seen in the
		

			shisha bar, but I have to do it.
		

			I went in the shisha bar, I look
		

			at the Muslims in there, smoking, kissing.
		

			I looked down at them, the arrogance and
		

			the pride fell in my heart.
		

			And I used to, and I looked down
		

			at them, I said, look at these waste
		

			men, bro.
		

			That's someone else's daughter.
		

			That's someone else's sister.
		

			Brothers were doing that, smoking it up.
		

			The next day, some of those brothers in
		

			that shisha bar was at my event.
		

			That humbled me.
		

			We've got sisters that go nightclubs in the
		

			evening, but yet the next day they're there
		

			for dars.
		

			And us brothers, we look down upon them.
		

			Their Islam could be better than you and
		

			everything you've ever worked for, bro.