Bilal Ismail – Violent Extremism and Destructive Sectarianism

The speakers discuss the lack of violent extremism and the potential for conflict between violent and reflection of wrongdoing, emphasizing the importance of unity and acceptance of one's ability to prevent violent extremism from happening outside of their control and the need for acceptance of one's ability to overcome one's beliefs. They also touch on the history of the French Middle East and the use of language and language in politics, as well as the use of language and language in politics for issues with South African Muslims and the use of sectarian cards in Africa. The speakers acknowledge the challenges of the pandemic and the potential impact on the economy and society, but do not provide specifics on the potential impact on financials or operations.