Ibraheem Menk – What was your turning point

			I'm still turning guys. So I consider it a process and I think all of us are going through our own
processes. But I remember one specific conversation with a brother where I was considering going to
Medina University and then I was having doubts. I was like, Look, I, I don't know if I want this for
myself. I was 17 years old. And the brother just said to me, okay, so what do you want to become?
And I said, a pilot, and he said, Oh, you want to fly? Alright. Okay, so then what are you going to
do with that? I said, I'll make money. This is where you will make money. And then what I said,
well, then I'll build a house or get married, I'll have this empire or you know, I'll be this well,
		

			renowned pilot, etcetera. It's like then what is well, well, then life ends, you know, at the end of
it, you're gonna die. So he says, Yeah, then what? And that and he didn't answer the question. He
just let me think about what I was saying. And that really hit me then I was like, oh, yeah, then
what? So what would all my years flying have benefited me? After I die? And I was like, no, no, no,
this needs to change. And that's when I realized that you know what, I'm making the right choice.
I'm going to Medina University Bismillah This is it. And Alhamdulillah I'm still turning
		

			right bye.