Ali Hammuda – To Sisters who Admire The Roadman

			I want to give a quick message to our sisters
		

			who look up to these boys. And that is exactly what they are.
		

			They're boys, they're not men.
		

			They don't know the meaning of manhood.
		

			Our sisters who look up to these boys, these road men,
		

			for a reason that is known to Allah known to them.
		

			Maybe her father had put her under extreme restriction in her home.
		

			So she sees this road man, this gangster and he represents a certain thrill and excitement that she
never had in her life. Maybe that's the reason.
		

			Maybe it's the money. Maybe it's the car. Maybe it's the display of confidence. These are attractive
things to a woman.
		

			What is interesting is that that same girl, that very same young girl give her one or two years, she
will be the one who will turn around and say it's all a con. It's all fake. Where was my mind? But
it's too late for me now. She said.
		

			She said the money. That was just an image that was all rented the car, the Bentley, an image. It
was rented for a three minute 42nd video.
		

			And he had no lions in a cage.
		

			And his confidence. Yeah, right. She goes, his confidence is riddled with paranoia and anxiety. He
can't sleep, taking all sorts of meds.
		

			He comes home paranoid, snapping at any creaky hears in the house. She can't have a conversation
with him.
		

			She said to him, she says to him, you come home High as a kite every single night. We can't even
talk we can't live. And he gives her a Blackeye.
		

			And then she says to him, can you go upstairs and see the kids before they sleep and then he punches
her teeth in and he rips her hair out.
		

			And next thing we know we find our sister on the streets roaming the robots trying to find a woman's
refuge to find some escape.
		

			Whilst I don't justify any of this behavior, I find no excuses for it. But I asked my dear sister
who's my daughter, who's my sister.
		

			I say why do you accept this trade off?
		

			While you overlook that Muslim gentleman have higher of shyness.
		

			Unfortunately, there's no demand for it in today's market of womanhood.
		

			Why except this trade off?
		

			The trade off with a man a righteous man who works who brings in Halal money to feed you and your
children whose mind is yours, whose wealth is yours, whose health is yours whose religion is shared
with yours whose children are yours, why you replace that purity? That cave that goodness, that
upright behavior with with a boy who sees nothing but his mirror reflection and pursues nothing but
his desires.
		

			And I'd give a message to my young brothers
		

			who may feel pressured after time to pretend to be something that he's not because he realizes that
as a practicing Muslim, there isn't much demand for your likes. And so he starts to concede and give
up some of his principles and starts changing the way he talks and invest in your gear. Because in
the hope of bringing in a girl I say to you actually stay patient, have anybody stay patient.
		

			Because those very same women, those very same girls. They will be the first to turn around and say
to you just two three years into their lives. They will say to you that the Muslim gentleman of hire
of patients who brings in Halal money of Adam o'clock of Salah that is the man I want and that is
the one who will always win the race in the end.