Suleiman Hani – Are You Fit for Leadership

			For our own success and our own well being Allah subhanaw taala reminds us what is translated as all
believers are you who believe, be mindful of Allah as he deserves. Worship Allah as he deserves, and
do not die except in a state of worship. May Allah subhanaw taala allow us to live consistently upon
Islam to die upon Iman Allah. I mean,
		

			if you could wish for one thing today for the OMA for the Muslim world, what would you wish for?
There's a really beautiful story from Roma Radi Allahu on that one day or one o'clock Bob is sitting
with some companions in a house. And one day he says to them, Tim, I know wish for something, wish
for something. So one of them said, I would wish that this house was filled with gold so that I can
give it as charity for the sake of Allah.
		

			How many times do people wish for more wealth just so they can give for the sake of Allah subhanaw
taala to benefit the Ummah, rather than wishing just to fulfill one's desires.
		

			He said once again to men no wish for something else, meaning someone else. Another man said I wish
this house was filled with pearls and with every kind of precious gem so that I can give it as
charity for the sake of Allah. What would happen to the Ummah with all of this wealth, what would
happen to the infrastructure of the Ummah, what would happen to the education of the Ummah, what
happened to the hardships that people go through and so on and so forth? And then he said once
again, Tim and no wished for something as though he were looking for an answer. And they said, Man,
Andrea mirror on what we need, we don't know what to wish for. What else should we ask for? And then
		

			he said something very profound. He said a termina lo Anna heard the Dalai Lama mu attune region and
Mithila heavier obey the temple genre. I wish this house was filled with men the likes of a boy
rubedo immune Jawaharlal the Aloha and one of the greatest companions. Why Abu Zubaydah law, the law
one, I will obey the law, the law one was of the highest quality of people you could ever meet the
history of mankind.
		

			He was a real truthful man. He was a person of knowledge and also a person of action. He was a
person of modesty and also a person of courage and bravery. He was a person who followed and also
was a great leader and on the long run, and in fact, he was one of the 10 Amongst others who are
given glad tidings of Jana and I will obey the law the Allahu Allah and the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said, and our inadequately automatic Amin and every OMA has its ultra trustworthy
person, meaning the one that stands out as being the trustworthy person of this Oma. And then he
said, sallallahu alayhi wa sallam were amino her the Illuma abou Veda and the trustworthy person of
		

			this ummah, is about obey the law, the long run, the people of Nigeria, and some of them were
Christians had converted to Islam. Some people had come to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
and they said, Send with us and to our people. Someone who is trustworthy, someone you trust. And
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said, I'm going to send to you or with you will earthen la
como la Jhulan mean, and haka, Amin and haka Amin, a man who is trustworthy, a man of trust, a man
of trust, amount of trust, and the Sahaba who reported this, they said, We looked around to see who
he who is he going to send? And they said, he sent for Bertha about rubedo. He sent a reminder on
		

			the long run, trustworthy. Now you may think, okay, this person what he's known for, he's an honest,
trustworthy man. That's all people take from this at times. But a man is much more than just being
entrusted with something you gave them. There's a trust between you and Allah and a trust between
you and mankind. And I will repeat that on the long run. If those who hear about him a few times
think well, he was a great follower very clearly. No, he was also a great leader. They asked the
question on the Allahu anha, about who the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would have nominated
as his successor. If he were to nominate clearly and say you did this person is my successor. She
		

			said Abu Bakr. They said who after that, she said, Omar, they said and who after that, she said Abu
Zubaydah, and then she remain silent after this, as reported by Imam Muslim does not authentic
hadith, I will obey the law, the law one is a leader amongst the companions, and one of the greatest
followers as well. Rare in his qualities that are very comprehensive to the extent that if you were
to ask Omar in this building, what would you wish for more of, I would wish there were many more men
like I will provide a why because the world would change, society would change, and we should all
and be thinking regular, we should all be thinking about the state of the Ummah, that if there were
		

			more of this one person, the likes of this one person, society would be better off, the Ummah would
be better off. And if we think to ourselves if we were living at that time, would anyone say that
about us? That I wish there were more people like you because of the good
		

			The things you're doing for the OMA, are for the sake of Allah subhana wa atatiana I would wish that
there were more people like you more mothers like you more fathers like you, more children like you,
more leaders like you. What are the qualities that will remain the only Allahu Anhu had? When we
mentioned these narrations, oftentimes, especially to a lot of the youth, oftentimes it's with the
context of leadership. So a person says, Yes, I want to be a great leader. And there are a lot of
people in the world today and a lot of people in our Ummah as well, who want to be leaders, but they
have no idea what Islamic leadership is. There are a lot of people who want to be in the spotlight,
		

			they want to be influencers, they want to have a platform in which many people through which many
people will hear them and read what they're saying. They want that status and that influence, but
they have no idea the responsibility that comes with influence in Islam. There are a lot of people
today who say and claim that they would be great leaders, but that they would be terrible followers.
They can't listen, they can't take instruction. They can't work with other people. They run away
from conflict, they create conflict, they can't mediate. They can't agree to disagree. And the
reality is, this is not true. If you cannot be a great follower, as a believer, you cannot be a
		

			great leader. Because at the end of the day, every Muslim who's following the truth, following the
Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam has to be a great follower. And we are not better than the
companions. They were all great followers to the Prophet salAllahu alayhi wasallam to those that he
assigned different positions of leadership, how did Abu Zubaydah would only allow one get to the
point to the standards to the level where it remodeled the Aloha and would wish to have more of
people like him? What are some of the qualities that he had Allah subhanaw taala gave us all a
blueprint to follow. Something to look up to something to understand where do we begin? If someone
		

			were to ask today, where do I start? I want to be a better believer, where do I even begin? I'm so
far away from Abu Zubaydah on the long run, like two different planets. I'm not even in the same
place. How do I start to become better? And Allah subhanaw taala made it easy when he said, nobody
can Allah configure rasool Allah he will sweat on Hassan. There is indeed in the Prophet Sall Allahu
Allah, He was head of the Messenger of Allah, a role model, a good role model and ultimate role
model for whom? Lehmann Khanna yo joola Will Yeoman effort for the one who says I'm looking for
Allah's pleasure. I'm looking to please the creator and I'm looking for the afterlife. I'm looking
		

			for Paradise. Well, that could Allah cathedral and remembers Allah with much remembrance, the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, of course, the greatest of leaders of mankind. Prophet
salallahu Alaihe Salam, you study his life, his biography, his Sita, as we all should, at least once
in our lives, if not many times, and you find he was a great husband. He was a great father. He was
a great community member, he was a great friend. He was good to people. He was kind he was loving
and he led through his actions not just through His Word, sallallahu alayhi wasallam. And we learn
from him I didn't hear Salatu was Salam that people who have good qualities in a very comprehensive
		

			way are not the majority of people. In fact, all of these great qualities in Abu Zubaydah, they are
rare to find in one person.
		

			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in the famous hadith of Abdullah bin or model the
Allahu Anhu MA in nama nurse who collectively anemia, people are like this is an analogy. People are
like 100 camels lotta curd, who told you to see her or Hina you may hardly find just to one that is
fit for writing. Now this hadith is taken by many people and commented on from different lenses,
different perspectives. What is it referring to one in 100 people fit for writing meaning like camel
that you find that has all of these strong qualities is rare as it is the believers likewise who are
super fit in this sense of goodness of spirituality of companionship of piety of trust, Amana as
		

			well. They are rare amongst the OMA. And so they are not the majority of people. Now, a lot of
people commented on this, and they asked is this referring to the companions or a specific
generation, the end of times the scholarships is not referring to the first three generations. It's
referring to the end of times, we need the times that come later, the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
warned his companions and warned us by extension, about the things that would change even for the
Muslim ummah, the way people would change the people who now have influence the people of ignorance,
the people of evil and how it spreads. And immorality spreads in society and in fact, does not just
		

			spread loosely but rather spreads aggressively and forces you to either accept or be labeled a
certain label. Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam spoke about the people that would come later and
he mentioned some of the traits that they wish they would have. He said they will come after you a
people who will bear witness without being asked to do so many they'll lie about things. And the
second thing he said they will be treacherous and untrustworthy. And the third, they will vow and
never fulfill their vows me they break their promises and obesity will appear amongst them. Why?
Because they are attached to a dunya they are attached to a dunya and consuming
		

			dunya and they have no self discipline in terms of worshiping Allah subhanaw taala so affects them
in many other ways dunya will open for them. Now this hadith, the one about one in 100 usually is
spoken about in the context of leadership are you fit to be a leader, but we cannot deny the other
context of the Hadith. Imam Al Bukhari Rama Allah with his approach to Hadith compilation would put
a title for the sections that he's going to cover in the title would have a ruling or an indication
of his stance on something. And so he placed this hadith under the section of the disappearance of
Amana. The disappearance of trust Abdullah bin are bustling Allahu anhu, Merced trust Amanda here,
		

			he referred to as a trust between you and Allah and trust between you and people, meaning it's
worldly and religious. Are you fulfilling the trust that Allah subhanaw taala gave you and are you
fulfilling the trust of people as well? What would benefit the OMA today, as harsh as it sounds, is
for many people who are in certain positions all around the world, whether it's a government or a
nonprofit or anything else, for a lot of those individuals to be replaced by someone who is fit for
leadership, a lot of those individuals to step down and allow somebody who's qualified to step up.
Because at the end of the day, you may think that a random organization and Islamic organization,
		

			Islamic centers, governments, at a local level, a lot of times people think that the impact is not
so severe that there's somebody who is unfit for leadership. And we don't mean unfit that they are
still learning and trying, oh, they are unfit because they are power hungry. They are not looking to
serve, they're looking to have power. They are not looking to benefit people and serve the people
with humility. No, they are looking for a place of authority, and they believe they deserve it.
Whereas Abu Bakr did not believe he deserved to be the Khalifa Rama did not want to be the Khalifa
Earthman did not want to be the Khalifa. They did not strive for power, they were given it to
		

			because of their qualifications pushed for it by the other companions. But the believer does not
look for power and influence. They don't strive for meaning individually. They look for the OMA. So
for us to build foundations that affect the entire world. We must look at it from multiple
perspectives. And one example of this is an Islamic organization, let's say in North America, or in
any Western country today, one Islamic organization has the potential to cause 1000s of people to
convert to Islam could impact millions of Muslims to have strength in their understanding of Islam
and the foundations of Islam could educate and teach generations upon generations could educate and
		

			reach mothers who otherwise might not have access to STEM education, who then raise the next
generation as well, leaders in the soma and followers as well. So one Islamic organization has that
potential. Another example is an Islamic center. Almost every state that we traveled to, there's
someone that comes to us and says this Masjid here or that mustard there, they have this politics,
they have this issue, there is no program for the youth. There's this going on. They're complaining
about leadership, the complaining about management or complaining about problems. And the reason
this is being brought up is because it's so practical and real to everybody's experience to our
		

			lives in the US as Muslims today. And so you start to ask and find out what's going on. And you
recognize that there's this one or two people that refuse to let go of something they are not fit
for, they are not qualified for they don't belong in that position. But because they want power,
they want authority, they want their name they want their bio CV, whatever it may be, they refuse to
let go. And some people will threaten to even remove their donations unless I'm given a seat at the
table to be a leader. Well, who said your donation your sadaqa, which is an act of worship for the
sake of Allah is equivalent to your ability to lead the Sahaba were not given the positions of
		

			leadership based on their donations. And you find that one Islamic center in the US today has the
potential to impact 1000s, if not 10s, of 1000s of lives within just the span of a few years. And
it's not because you come in you pray and you leave. That's the absolute basic of a masala and in
fact, there are many more soldiers in this country. Now in Islamic center in this country is a
community home. It's a place in which people come to learn. It's a place in which many people are
looking for help. It's a place in which people find resources are redirected for mental health, for
other struggles for addictions. People are helped in terms of their marriages, people are helped
		

			when a loved one passes away. It's a place in which people learn get to know one another. It's a
place in which people are recommended to other people for marriage. It's a place in which people
meet and they start their own businesses and business ventures, the communities of peace, a place of
belonging. It's a place of belonging at the end of the day for the Muslim ummah. And that's all just
for Muslims here. What about impacting those who are not here, impacting non Muslims who may ask
about Islam and the many people that have converted to Islam over the years? What about the
relationship with governments who come and ask about the Islamic centers? What are they doing? What
		

			are you guys teaching what's going on?
		

			The Islamic center in this country has the potential
		

			To benefit many lives, and unfortunately, the other end of the spectrum has the potential to harm
many lives if there isn't good leadership. And again, this is an example that's not related to any
of the states that I personally have been to or any of the Imams, or anybody here has traveled to
many states and you've seen the realities on the ground. This is not referring to anything specific,
but rather what is general what is known about leadership in Islam is that you are not attached to a
position and that as soon as you recognize you're missing something and there's somebody more
qualified, the believer steps down and bring somebody else to lead the way forward. The believer is
		

			not a dictator. The believer is not a tire it. The believer recognizes Lehmann Khanna yellow joola
Will Yeoman after that when they follow the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam the greatest role
model they are following recognizing that their hearts must be attached to Allah's pleasure and to
the afterlife. It's not about you. It's not about your name. It's not about your organization about
your fame or any credit. It's about Allah subhana wa Tada, you stop caring as much. When you're
attached to Allah's pleasure, you stop caring as much about worldly things about worldly status
about fame and credit, you start thinking more about what the truth is and how to get to that truth.
		

			You start thinking about how to benefit people and how to reach as many people as possible. So
you're not isolated because of your love for leadership, your love for influence or power. And with
that, you become so attached to Allah's pleasure and detach from this life, that you no longer care
that when you speak the truth in a wise strategic manner, that there will be people who label you
there will be people who hate you. When you speak the truth on behalf of Palestinians, you recognize
an occupation for over 70 years, it is an occupation, it's not a conflict, it's an occupation, and
it's been over 70 years. So you're not afraid to say that to address that to raise awareness. You're
		

			not afraid to say it in front of a pro Zionist group or a crowd, you're not afraid. Your heart is
attached to Allah to the truth. You may be labeled false labels, you may be accused of hate speech.
You're not saying anything hateful, you're speaking the truth. When you defend Muslims in India,
when you talk about what's happening to the lawyers in East Turkistan, you're not afraid of the
reaction of certain people retaliation or labels or the effect that it may have on people around
you. You stop caring as much your heart, your mind you're attached to Allah subhanaw taala is
pleasure. Whatever it takes to please Allah subhanaw taala to benefit people bought Yes, in the
		

			wisest most strategic manner possible. An example of this one time a young college student, first
year in college sitting in a group with other brothers. Suddenly he's as he's looking at his phone,
he starts mumbling something like some maybe bad news or difficult news. And then somebody asked
him, What are you saying over and over? Like, what were you just repeating? He said I was reading
something that just put me in a dilemma in a difficult situation. He said, I just kept asking myself
over and over and over. How would Allah Allah for me to respond? This is a question My parents kept
telling me to ask myself and my teachers, how would Allah Allah for me to respond, your heart is not
		

			attached to people, your heart is attached to Allah subhanaw taala. And when I say your heart is not
attached to people in the sense that you're going to pursue falsehood or violate the truth for the
sake of people rather than for the sake of Allah subhanho wa taala, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
salam taught the Companions, these great leaders, to be great followers and to always reference
Allah, in every social gathering. If you cannot reference Allah subhanaw taala with family and with
friends, where are you going to reference Allah? If we cannot bring Allah subhanaw taala up in every
situation and keep Allah as part of every equation? When are we going to address Allah subhanaw
		

			taala is it only in Salah is only when you read the Quran? Allah subhanaw taala is our everything.
Our entire lives are for the sake of Allah, our every breath, every beat of the heart, our very
existence, every blessing you have is from Allah subhanaw taala and we give everything for Allah, we
sacrifice for Allah subhanho wa Taala May Allah subhanaw taala make this amongst those who sacrifice
for his sake. Another of the lessons we take from this hadith about one in 100 or hardly one in 100
Even 100 Rahim Allah says, it also refers to the friend that has good qualities as a friend, meaning
a real sincere friend. They are gentle, they are kind they advise you upon the truth. Your friend
		

			does not laugh. When you do something huddle, your friend does not justify your sin. Your friend
does not defend you against Allah subhana when you're committing that sin. Now your friend advises
you over the truth, because they're real friends, they care about your well being your afterlife,
but a friend who is kind who is trustworthy, who is helpful, they will they will be there for you.
They'll show up for you, to help you with a situation to alleviate your affairs. And of course, on
the political rockmelon he says about this hadith, this also refers to the one in 100, who will show
up and relieve your burden when you're going through hardship. And how many times have people gone
		

			through hardships and nobody showed up for them? This is why the Prophet sallallahu wasallam
referred to as one of the greatest acts of worship, it's better than NRT cough and the mission of
the Prophet sallallahu it was set up for you to help your brother fulfill his need to help him with
a hardship or your sister with a hardship to fulfill their needs. How many people
		

			People have criticized the OMA criticized others. But they themselves never show up. When the
community says we need volunteers, we need voices, we need more people, they don't show up. When the
OMA says we are in need of this, they don't show up. When a friend is going through a hardship, they
disappear. They neglect, they abandon their very individualistic and selfish, it's all about me. And
in fact, these very same people will complain when nobody shows up for them. The complaint, why
aren't more people defending me, when they're going through whatever they're going through, there
are many mothers and fathers who are abandoned in this society that is very individualistic, very
		

			selfish, the society that worships one's desires. And again, there are people who criticize, but
when the human needs them, they don't step up. They don't volunteer, they don't show up. They're
living their lives saying what I have a job, I have a family, I can't do anything else. We're all in
need of having our own responsibilities fulfilled, our jobs and our families. But we need to almost
always step up. We need people to be there for others, you know, someone's going through a hardship,
reach out to them, text them message them, doesn't all have to be through likes and followers and
retweets and all of that message somebody directly and ask, how are you doing? I just want to check
		

			in on you, people that you don't see anymore that used to show up to the masjid people that used to
see in certain gatherings in circles, people that crossed your mind randomly thought, Man, I
remember that friend from 10 years ago, reach out to them, just check in on them. Don't wait until
you need something from someone to call them and check on them. May Allah subhanaw taala keep our
hearts connected and for us to be sincere and selfless alone. I mean,
		

			at the end of the day with these Hadith and others, we say everyone has a role to play, every Muslim
in the Ummah has value, and has a very crucial role. And every person will be held accountable based
on their roles. And so if someone is a father, you have accountability over your entire family,
you're going to be questioned. How did you treat your wife? How did you treat your children? How do
you treat your parents? If you have siblings? Were you there for your siblings? How did you treat
one another? How do you treat your husband for the wife? How did you treat your children? Did you
raise them properly? All of these questions we know we're going to be held accountable for and yet
		

			at times we forget that that is the type of leadership. If you can't lead your family to goodness,
you can't lead your children to goodness and you're criticizing the OMA start with your family.
Start at home first and foremost. Because if you can't bring people's hearts together, or you are
the cause of a lot of drama and problems in your family, you are the cause of so much anguish, then
start being a source of relief serving a source of happiness start being a source of joy of comfort
of bringing the hearts together. One time there's a sister and one of our classes, a mother of six,
she said I feel like I have no value. As a mother. When I hear a lot of a hadith about leadership,
		

			or I hear from my friends and from people in society, who make me feel like if I don't have a great
corporate career, then I'm not capable of being a leader. If I don't have a great corporate career,
then I am not capable of being a leader. If I'm not outdoors on social media or an activist that I
can't be a leader. And the reality is when we look at the last 20 years and longer, but especially
the last 20 years, you find that there has been very clearly when you study sociology when you study
philosophy, there has been a war and there still is a war being waged against the value of
motherhood. There is a war being waged against the value of a mother, what it takes to raise a
		

			single child, what it takes to raise two children what it takes to be present for those children.
What it takes for someone to be there for them from before they were born until they got married and
left and in fact stayed there for them. In terms of support. There is a war against motherhood. And
as Muslims, we cannot ignore that reality shy away from talking about it. Because it impacts
everyone's families. It impacts our children impacts our relationships, it impacts many marriages as
well. The value of a mother, how much do we appreciate what mothers do as muslims? The reality is
when you look at what the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam taught about the value of a mother and that
		

			paradise is beneath her feet, about the value of a mother and how she will enter Jannah about the
address in the Quran, from Allah subhanho wa Taala will be 20 Dany Sana right after he tells you to
be righteous to your parents on two occasions in the Quran, repeated and recited by billions of
people until the end of times harmala to Omaha Quran, Allah to Quran, Allah subhana wa refers to the
hardship that a mother goes through when she carries that child and gives birth to that child and
takes care nurses that child as well. Another occasion one and Allah one hardship upon hardship, why
are these things mentioned the Quran and the Sunnah to remind our Ummah, to remind society at large
		

			that no corporate job is greater than the role of a mother. A mother can have a job, but do not take
away the value of a mother. Because when people start to think that a mother raising a child is not
that valuable to the OMA what starts to happen is that the child will start to miss their mother
meaning the mother is no longer present. She's no longer fulfilled. She feels like she's missing
something, but she has no self worth. When in reality Wallahi there is no OMA without her
		

			On our uma disappears if mothers are not present, if mothers themselves are not given access to what
they need of education and tibia, so they can provide that to the next generation, we would not have
an emammal Buhari no himolla, remember, had raised by single mothers, if their mothers did not have
that role. And all of us here are here because of our mothers. And yes, our fathers too. But the
point here is that there is a war being waged against motherhood. And so when we talk about this
hadith of one in 100, and we talk about this hadith of leadership, everyone has a role. And one of
the greatest roles is the role of the mother, may Allah subhanaw taala bless all of our mothers and
		

			the mothers of this OMA and all of those who are tested with the responsibility of being parents,
may Allah Subhana Allah guide us to be the best of fathers and the best of mothers and the best of
children and siblings and family members as well. We ask Allah subhanaw taala to forgive us for all
of our shortcomings and to raise our ranks and to make us amongst those who are guided and a source
of guidance. ask Allah for forgiveness, He is the oft forgiving the Merciful.
		

			hamdu lillah wa Salatu was Salam ala Rasulillah, who are early he was army he wanted to honor
		

			in Islam, to lead is to serve.
		

			Leadership is about serving people in Islam to lead us to serve. If you have a position in a job, an
MSA, a nonprofit and Islamic organization, Islamic center, whatever it may be, anytime in your life,
anywhere in the world. Remember that leadership is accountability for Allah, any position you have
means you will be questioned by Allah about it. So it's not something to celebrate power for it's
not something to think is very light and easy. It's not something a Muslim would ever want to abuse,
their position of authority, rather, to lead is to serve others for the sake of Allah. And if we
remember this, and we continue to cultivate a culture of leading for the sake of Allah subhanaw
		

			taala, perhaps we'll start to see more and more of these changes in our communities, our societies
and our institutions. And with the the last point here, that is really crucial. A lot of people ask
what the fifth ruling does this mean? It's haram to look for a position of authority or power? Does
it mean that it is prohibited? No, every situation is different. But you find the example of Yusuf
alayhi salam who asked for a position of authority because he was fit for that position. He was
qualified. And analogy is like the analogy of a cruise ship, if every one of us were on this cruise
ship, and suddenly we find out we're heading towards a storm. And the captain who's the only
		

			qualified person we know of suddenly passes away what happens next, who's going to lead the way
forward? I have no experience. And if you have no experience that it wouldn't make sense for you to
step up potentially risking the lives of 1000s of people. So if you find out somebody unqualified,
who loves power and authority and status in that moment, says I'll do it. And you know, they're
unqualified, they told you they're unqualified. And there are other people or yourself who have some
experience who might potentially save 1000s of lives and no, you are actually required in that case
to step up. So every situation is different when it comes to leadership and authority. But at the
		

			end of the day, the believer remembers, it's a matter of accountability, responsibility. It's a
matter of leading other people by serving people. It's a matter of bringing the hearts together, a
leader unites a leader looks long term, a leader knows how to work with others, how to bring
people's hearts together, and at the end of the day, a leader is present. They are there for others.
They consider how people feel when they talk they consider the truth as well, so they don't
compromise on what is true. But at the end of the day, they recognize this is an Amana and our Alma
is in need of more people fulfilling this Amana like the Amana that was fulfilled. My we're all been
		

			out on the long run. If we could have an entire Masjid with men, the likes of Abu Zubaydah our OMA
would be a very different place today. They will also pounce on make us and our loved ones in our
children. A benefit to the OMA through our servitude through our leadership through our teamwork
through our following May Allah Subhana Allah grant us sincerely in any position we ever take on and
the wisdom to move out of the way when it's time to move out of the way and may Allah Subhana Allah
grant us beneficial knowledge that we are in need of in order to serve the different causes that are
around us. May Allah Subhana Allah forgive us, bless us and raised from our Ummah righteous,
		

			trustworthy leaders, and may Allah subhanaw taala be the affairs of our brothers and sisters in
every land in every place.