Siraj Wahhaj – Should we collaborate with masjids who have deviated Q&A

			There's a mosque here in Oslo apparently that has a different kind of abida or a weird that either
that's unfamiliar. Should we like, be like free mixes? And who
		

			you know, doesn't encourage the Bob, for example, should we invest our energy in working with them?
Or should we perhaps work with some some other mosques that you know,
		

			follow the right appeared and such? Did you get it? No.
		

			I couldn't hear it. She's saying that
		

			if you have the two alternatives, working with a master to have different kinds of Akita promoting
free mixing and the weird things in terms of should you try to work with this Masjid? Or should you
rather spend your efforts in a Masjid that you know is safe in terms of wakita and the decisions you
have to make on your own it's not something that I can tell you from the outside one thing that I
realize that
		

			I think it's important when you have visitors
		

			to
		

			sit with them even before they come
		

			and briefed them on the environment here.
		

			Cuz I realize that sometimes speakers coming from the outside they have a different mentality,
different idea. I'm not sure what the people think overall thinking of the people. So I will say
that you upon yourself if it if the Arcadia is so bad, that has nothing to do with with with Islam,
then you don't go there, then you go to a place that you're comfortable with the arcada I wouldn't
want you to go somewhere. It depends on how bad it is. If they, if they worship and other than
Allah, then you know, you have to be careful how you work with them, unless you call them to Islam.
So that's your choice, you're gonna have to make that choice. But for me, I tried to work with
		

			Muslims everywhere.
		

			Try to help them. One of the people that I spent a lot of time with how many of you heard of the
Nation of Islam?
		

			I used to be a minister in a Nation of Islam. And because I was a minister in the Nation of Islam,
Alhamdulillah Allah bless me, I became a Muslim.
		

			Like Malcolm X, Alhaji Malik Chavez, I'm talking about him tomorrow a little bit.
		

			So what I do, I go back now I teach classes for them. There's a squad, teen intensive Academy, where
we teach the people in the Nation of Islam about Islam. So I worked with them to help them come to
closer to Islam. So you have to make a determination how far you want to go in Sharla