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			Peace be with you. This is a greeting of all the messengers of God, including Jesus, Moses, Abraham
in the last and final messenger problem. I'm at peace be upon them. Somehow you got to this show,
the deen show is dedicated to clearing up the confusion. clearing up the fog there's a lot of junk
in the trunk we got to move it out of the way there's a precious treasure there. There's a precious
treasure and many people are distorting the truth the opponents of this truth and you hear a lot of
Arabic terms that are thrown out D hot holy war like some cowboys coming to get you the boogeyman
Sharia oh my god unwelcome the Muslim next door do I gotta run go, I gotta hide. What do I got to do
		

			here? I gotta get my shotgun and put on the white mass. Now I'm out trying to Lynch these people
because they're trying to take away my freedom. No, no, silly. It's not about that. Muslims are
those who are seeking peace with the creator within themselves and with the rest of humanity. And
with my next guest, we're gonna give you some evidence as a proof to clear up this confusion. So you
can rest assured that Islam is not what the
		

			others that you've heard out there in the media, it's not about that. And you might even want to
accept this beautiful way of life that guarantees you success in this life. And definitely success
and paradise in the next. Sit tight don't know, don't go nowhere. We'll be right back. This is the
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			he's been to you. He's been to you, brother, Josh Evans, how you doing? Good, very good at handling
the operates the one true creator, how are you? Good good to LA Thank you won't find the people who
are praising the creator more than those who call themselves Muslims. Good times. Bad times. We're
always saying Thank God. Thank God. Absolutely. Tell us. Joshua Evans Evans, does that have anything
to do with Bob Evans? I don't think so. Give us a good restaurant, though. You've heard of Bob,
Great Tastes on the farm, that great taste on the farm. I don't know maybe somewhere in the lineage,
g hot holy war. You hear this all around the media, you know, Muslims, Sharia, and many people are
		

			even coming out, you know, openly saying, look, Islam is the problem. Islam is the problem. They're
trying to take away our freedom. You know, these backwards, Muslims are just trying to take away
everything that we've developed. And we're a developed nation, and these people are backward, and
they just try to, you know, do things backwards, and they want to oppress the women and put them
behind this, this veil. This is a topic that we're gonna be talking about today. So tell us have you
also, you know, been kind of feeling this, that these things that are out there, what are your
thoughts on it, it's a very unfortunate fact that, you know, after a certain amount of things have
		

			been put forward, that this is what you should be afraid of, from Islam, Muslims, that it's kind of
boiling down now to where the real issues are coming out that Islam is the problem. The Quran is the
problem that the jihad is a problem that the Sri is a problem, the real issues and tenants of Islam
are now being pointed out as the problem. But the only real problem with that is they're being
distorted those teachings and parts and parcels of Islam are being distorted outside of their, their
realistic teachings to be put as an ideology that we should be afraid of. And this is the problem is
that the information is being distorted so that when the masses get this information, it no longer
		

			looks like Islam, when they're calling Islam after it is delivered to the people through the mass
media. It has been churned up and twisted so much that the final product does not even look like
Islam anymore. That's what we really need to deal with, whether it's Islam, or whether it's not
Islam, very simple. Now, you had just not too long ago, someone who's got who had international
media exposure and attention and someone who had like 20 What is it 25 followers, and then he got
out there on the microphone and the media just just, you know, gave him all the attention. And this
the same way we can say that those who have some extreme views, there are a few and the media gives
		

			all them their attention. So you can see like, you know, you can use this and see how like when and
this doesn't because you had Christian I'm talking about this. Jerry Barry Jones was talking about
burning the Quran. And you had Christians, Jews, other people who from other religions who came and
said, Hey, this guy, you know, you don't represent us and he was saying
		

			burning the Quran. What are your thoughts on this? Yeah, he actually talked about burning the Koran
didn't go with the head with it, and then finally did go ahead with putting the Quran on trial. And
then they burnt one copy. Yeah, I mean, realistically, it just shows the profound ignorance not only
of some people, but the profound ignorance of the media, you know, to even give a platform to this
ideology. And to this type of rhetoric, we have to ask what is their intention, because Jerry Jones
was some guy unknown in a small area not too far from I used to live in Florida, that had a follower
following that you could find that any bus stop here in Chicago, you know, so it wasn't like he had
		

			some massive audience. And then the media gave him this massive audience. It just shows that he was
trying to put some attention on himself and putting his attention on what he wanted to say Islam was
about been really reality. He did nothing wrong. As far as in his
		

			efforts to burn the Quran and things of that nature. None of that was wrong. But his intentions to
make Islam look so violent, were the thing that we're really concerned about. I heard one of our
good friends shake use of estas that he was saying, look, you know, we can we can give you some of
the old these, the Quran is unchanged, untampered with tamper, free tamper proof and the original
Arabic, but you might have some, you know, some pages missing, you might have some misprints by
human being making human errors. I heard the shake was saying, look, we'll send you somebody you
know, it'd be a pleasure, you can burn these up. Yes. When we spoke to Terry Jones, yeah, you know,
		

			we kind of tried to take the actors argument very quickly. Yeah, let him know that first and
foremost, what you're doing is not impermissible in Islam. One of the permissible the most
recommended way to get rid of a Quran whether it be to become old or damaged, or as a misprint, or
whatever is to burn it. And and also, if you're trying to set a precedence, you're about 1400 years
too late. Because the the third Caliph of Islam of man, the third halifa did this a long time ago,
when he codified and said, these are the authorized versions of the Koran, and everything else that
is trying to be put out there. We're going to burn it and destroy it. So he did that he burned a
		

			large number of quorums. So that there would be one codified way that the way the Prophet Muhammad
peace been taught. So I told him, we told him, you're far, far too late. You're not the first to do
this. No. Are you doing anything impermissible, we'll send you loads. If you want loads, we can call
up all the masjids and the mosque in North America, in the world. And so if you had some old crowns
want to get rid of cinnamon, Terry Jones, let him burn him. He could have done it. It seemed like
people would be more upset the intention behind it was just like trying to find a way. When you want
to work towards peace with someone you'll find a common ground, you'll find a platform, a ground
		

			solid foundation that you can work towards this piece. But it seemed like he was just more about
stirring up negativity bashing Islam does bigotry, this hatred, it seemed like okay, the Japanese at
one time were the enemies, then the African Americans. And now the Muslims, you know, now the
Muslims, these are the opponents. These are the other. Yes. These are the others what he was trying
to do and what a lot of people try to do the media try to do is build barriers. Because the truth is
a dangerous thing. It's a dangerous tool. not dangerous in a negative sense, but dangerous in the
fact that it it enlightens people, it gives people a sense of new awareness. And if you don't want
		

			people to be exposed to a truth that may change the whole scheme of the system, and enlightened
people, then you build barriers. And this is what this attempted to do build barriers between the
truth and between the people. And we're going to talk more about the truth. We're going to ask very
important questions that are on the minds of the people on the masses here in the deen show. We'll
be right back with Joshua Evans, sit tight and go nowhere deaf and the Day of Judgment, the mercy of
a law these are the things that finally made me realize there is no time to delay anymore. I want
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			Three, the essence of spirituality is to become more sincere to less penguins are magically decades.
So it is very, very scary, but it brings you back to reality there is a life which is everlasting.
And you have to make a conscious decision of which group of people do you want to be the people or
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			Back here on the deen show. And we really want to encourage people get people excited to work
towards peace to work towards an understanding
		

			With your neighbor with your Muslim neighbor at that, if he's Muslim, get to know him. Let him take
you out to some variani or a milkshake, or what asked him these tough questions does and we're going
to ask you one of those tough questions. This guy, Barry Jerry, Terry Jones, whatever his name was,
that he said that he wanted to put the crown on trial. So if you have a Muslim neighbor, go and ask
your Muslim neighbor, does this Quran call you to kill me as a Christian? Does it call you to kill
me as a Jew? Does it call you to cause this havoc on earth? Does it I'm asking you right now.
Absolutely not. You know, the ideas put forward to the Quran is a book full of violence, and the
		

			book full of tyranny and oppressive teachings, which if we go to what the Quran teaches, the like I
said, the information The truth is really available. The main column, complex of the Quran, the main
portion of the Quran, is the teachings that God has won. This is the majority of the teachings of
the Quran about God's oneness. The second largest majority of the Quran, teachings are about the Day
of Judgment, the day which we will have to stand in front of our Creator, and give account for our
actions. And the third largest is the stories of the prophets, the stories of Noah, stories of Moses
of David, of Abraham, of Jesus, all of them, peace be upon all of them. And then the smallest
		

			portion of the Quran is the teachings of rules and regulations, which are talking about what to talk
about, of the Sharia. And in that is a minute portions, talking about the rules and regulations of
war. And within those rules, regulations of war are things that do teach non
		

			non aggression towards innocent people, you cannot kill innocence, you cannot kill women and
children, and all of these things that we are going to put forward to the audience are in there. But
the Quran is not a violent book, The truth is there for anyone to go pick it up. It's not some book
that is hidden, and only certain people can read it. No, you can go and get it and read it for
yourself and make your own decisions. This is we know that's testified by one over 1.5 billion
people. This is the verbatim Word of God is one version of the Quran is that right? In version, one
version, and it's in the Arabic guy could have revealed it in French, or in German, but he chose
		

			because this Arabic language that we can go on to another show, it doesn't call him that is elevated
Arab now does it there is a religion for the Arab. This is a book that is for the whole of mankind.
And it talks about these things. And I had one person because so many people are coming to Islam,
one person, he was new to Islam, and then he'll hear some of these things. And he came to me, and
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			tell me if you've had a similar situation. He said, Look, Eddie, it says here, you know, I heard
this person he quoted me the verse, and it talked about, I think it was chapter nine, surah, nine,
and 29, something like that about fighting. And I just said, Look, do something a general rule, read
the verse before and after.
		

			And then he was cleared up, he was a man that just just made my heart settle, because he was a
little scared. Now, what I get myself into, have you had this similar situation happened? What
advice do you have people also they'll hear these verses thrown around. Context context, right? Yes,
we see a lot of versions are taking off contexts, a lot of verses of the Quran are taken out of
context, or completely miss translated, or mis quoted. And for someone to do that is very much an
injustice and a disservice to to truth and a disservice to the book and to the religion itself. Even
if a Muslim does it. Even if a Muslim takes the Quranic context, there are a lot of Sciences behind
		

			understanding what is in that book, we have to understand what is the context, you need to
understand the language, you need to understand the basic tenets and teachings of Islam so that you
don't misunderstand that verse of the Quran. All of these things go into play. This is why in Islam,
we refer to the scholars and let them tell us what Islam is, is in what Islam is not. And when we do
that, we get a clearer painted picture. And this is the thing that they are saying that the scholars
are not doing the Imams are not doing they're not telling people what Islam is about. That's very
much untrue. It's the fact that they're not going to those people to find out what is the real
		

			information. They're talking to the layman and Joe you know, whoever and Terry Berry and they're
letting these people tell the story. Go to the people who know the religion ask them to tell the
story, you get a completely different picture. We've had so many several several scholars on the
show. Also people like yourself clearly condemn and acts like 911 we got to keep going over this
shoe bomber, underwear bomber, the envelope bomb or whatever G string bomber these things are
contrary to Islam. Islam says don't kill women. Don't kill children. Don't kill the old people. This
Islam is about peace, peace with yourself peace with the Creator of the heavens and earth and peace
		

			with the rest of humanity. And people are getting to learn all this and more here on the deen show.
Continuing on, tell us now. jihad. I mentioned it and they translate it which obviously Miss
translation is that your holy war? Talk to us about this word Jihad? Well, Jihad Jihad does not mean
holy war whatsoever. And Jihad I don't even know what it means a very, very flippant way of trying
to say he like the Cowboys from the west. I know. Jihad needs to be understood in its context as
well.
		

			jihad is an Arabic word, that means to strive to struggle to do something. And that can be many
things. If they build a building, let's say in Arabic, they would say they did. You know they did,
you had to put this building up, it was a struggle, it was hard. But if we want to go to the
definition of jihad, itself, wherever we find jihad in the Quran, or any derivative of the word
jihad, whenever we find jihad in the statements of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him. It is
understood as a physical struggle and as a internal struggle, to seek the pleasure of God to make
God's oneness known on earth, and also to eradicate injustice, to eradicate oppression, to eradicate
		

			tyranny, and to eradicate terrorism on the globe. This is jihad. jihad is an attempt and a struggle
to establish peace on earth, Justice for All human beings, so that no one has to fear for their
life. So no one has to fear for the safety so that everyone is taken care of financially,
economically, socially, so that everyone's rights are afforded to them, under the system of law that
was given to them by God. jihad is an attempt to do that. So for someone to say that jihad is to
kill innocent people, it's very contradictory to the teaching itself. The teaching itself would say
no, that there if there is someone who seeks to kill innocent people, Jihad would mandate that I
		

			stopped them, that I stopped them. If someone was terrorizing other people, Jihad mandates that I
try to stop them, even if it be my own self, even if it'd be my brother, in Islam, or my blood
brother, or my father or my mother, it necessarily necessitates that I try to establish justice,
freedom, and free people from oppression and tyranny. Now also, obviously, look, does Islam give you
the right to defend yourself to do jihad against the person who tries to commit injustice towards
you, let's say he tries to rob you come in your house stick you have tried to * your wife, you
know, you jihad against this person to get them out to protect your loved ones is this that's
		

			logical logic that is logical that self preservation is in tuned into our psyche, it is it embedded
into our psyche, to preserve myself, and to preserve that which I love in my family and my property.
So a Muslim is not allowed, you know, in the religion, he is told or she is told to defend oneself,
that's my honor. This is my person, my family, my property, my land, whatever I own, it is my right
to make sure that it is safe. And if I have to defend someone, defend myself against someone trying
to take that or put that in danger, then I have afforded every right to do so. And this is logical.
This is very much rational ideology. So is it also struggling and striving to be noble to be
		

			righteous against those evil
		

			inclinations, let's say those evil things inside the desire sometimes to tame these desires. So
you're not at the nightclubs on the weekend, you're not using profanity, you're not hooking up with
that lady outside of marriage, and you're not being promiscuous, showing all the cleavage and be
naked out there prostituting yourself, you know, looking for all that negative attention, and you're
doing jihad to be modest, to be noble, to be righteous, to speak good words, to be good to your
family, to your parents, not to be disrespectful to them, that is jihad. Is it? Or is it not?
Absolutely to try to be a Muslim, which we spoke about, in a previous episode, which a Muslim is
		

			someone who tries to do Islam that is a jihad, struggling everyday to please the creator to make
myself a better human being, to forward myself as a as a better person in society as a more educated
person is as trying to obey my parents. Those are all considered Jihad as well. I'm a mother trying
to take care of our children is considered to jihad. A woman who gives birth is considered that's
considered jihad, to speak the truth is considered Jihad there's so many things which when we put
them in a, in the proper context of what is your head, then it becomes very clear that what the
media represented you had is very much not jihad. Maybe before we go to break the Jesus, the Christ,
		

			the Messiah, who we love, no Muslim is a Muslim, unless he believes in Jesus. Did he do jihad? did
Moses do jihad? Did they teach and preach Jihad? Absolutely. They all struggled to make sure that
the truth go forward, and Jesus Himself suffered greatly because of trying to put forward the truth.
And this is considered a Jihad to try to put forward the truth so that humanity can know a right way
to worship and live in front of God is jihad. Let's take a break. We'll be right back with more here
on the deen show. Sit tight, okay, you put your dream home and you've got your dream car, but you're
going to get old and things got to happen to you in your life. And then what have you got at the end
		

			of the day, it's an empty dream that has no real Foundation, we are going to die and we're going to
meet our Lord and He is going to judge us. It becomes an obligation for each single human being to
find out what the Quran is. Islam is telling us to stay away from things which are bad for your
person and bad for the society.
		

			killing of innocent human being.
		

			human life is precious.
		

			There always be someone that will be there to say something negative, but at the same time there'll
be someone there to say something positive, to just hold on to the wolf of a law, everything in this
universe rely a need for answers don't kill women don't kill children don't kill the old people
don't attack the civilians. This is what the prophet Mohammed told us
		

			that the prophets are solid, never ever start a war against anybody.
		

			And if we're gonna worship something, I figured I might as well worship the Creator, instead of any
of the creations.
		

			Now, it upon investigating the villages, I remember finding out the meaning of what Islam is what a
Muslim is, those who surrender their self to God is a Muslim, those who cement submit to God, God's
will, that Islam was pure, it was just, you just pray to God, your Creator,
		

			back here on the deen show, and we're clearing up all the confusion. Many people are a little bit
timid, a little bit scared, but you know, people are good, you know, we have we have good people in
the society. You know, they're our neighbors, our co workers. And the same thing, they go to the
Muslim physician, you know, Muslims are our doctors, scientists, you know, the engineers, you know,
your your your, your, your cab driver, and good law abiding citizens, but we also adhere to the law
of God. Yes. And the law of God doesn't call us to kill innocent people. It doesn't cause us to do
tyranny and oppression and all this other nonsense. So you hear people like, you know, we don't hate
		

			them. We just don't want that over here. Right? And some of the big cities Chicago, New York, you
know, people are intelligent, they see through all the baloney, but in some of these other cities,
they they, it seems like there's a little more misconceptions, there's a little more confusion. So
another term, okay, we cleared up jihad, another one, Sharia. And this is I compared to, like, the
boogie man's coming to get you in, they started to pass laws that, you know, you can't have sherea
here, and this and that. Define for us, show you what it is and what it's all about. And did Moses
and Jesus teach Sharia? Now earlier, we did touch on Sharia what it meant it was a way to lead into
		

			God's pleasure. Yeah. And that all the prophets did have actually a way a codified law but but
Sharia in Islam, if we wanted to kind of give it a synopsis, what is the the ultimate goals of the
Sharia in Islam? The ultimate goals that Sri and Islam are to see that society lives a just, and
righteous life before God, to see that everyone is afforded their proper rights, no one goes hungry,
no one goes without food, no one goes without shelter, no one goes without their daily expenses of
life that necessitates them to be able to be a productive human being. And all of these things are
within the Sharia. And I've done many lectures, I ask people, would you like a law that is codified
		

			to give every human being their rights and it needs no amendments, it needs no adjustments, then
make sure there's no racism then make sure there's no oppression, there's no sexism, there's,
there's there's no prostitution, there's no gambling where people are getting, you know, stealing
other people's money. There's no interest based system where people the rich are continuing to get
rich off the backs of the poor, all of these good things, and mostly like gifts, this is a very good
system. I said this initially, this is the Sharia this comes to seek about this means to bring
society to the closest it can get to a utopia, because it is designed by the Creator itself. This is
		

			not a law that Muhammad peace be upon and made up. There's not a law that scholars makeup, no, this
is a law designed by the creator of human beings, if he designed them, put them on this earth to
worship Him. Therefore, he must according to logic, and according to justice, design a system for
them to accomplish that goal. And this is the Sharia and to for people to say that this surely is
something that you should be afraid of, we have to ask them. Okay, what is it that you're afraid of
about the Sharia is that you're afraid that the system of tyranny and the economics, rich, getting
rich off the poor? Are you afraid that the show you will bring it into that? Are you afraid that God
		

			will bring it into the drug problem in America, or in the west of the prostitution problem of the
gambling problem of the homelessness? If that's what you're afraid of, then yes, the Sharia comes to
that is something you should be afraid of. But if someone is a justice, loving, freedom, loving
individual, than the idea of a Sharia law of a God made system should be a welcome ideology to them.
And many like minded people of many faiths, who have looked at the Sharia in an unbiased way, have
come out publicly and stated that this is a good system, and that if it were to be implemented, it
would not bring about any type of time, money or oppression, it would be the thing. One note, one
		

			note you'll hear people like to share oppresses women. What do you got to say about that? Actually,
this is very illogical because if we look at the society today, and we walk out here
		

			You're in the streets of Chicago in New York City. And we look at how women are treated, they're
already in a state of oppression, the way that they are dealt with, by their beauty they have to
flaunt themselves and kind of, you know, expose themselves as something that they're not in order to
gain some respect with inside the world. This in Islam is oppression, for a woman to have to live
that type of way, in Islam gives woman the afforded right and actually a great right that she is an
individual issues to be dealt with as an individual according to her intelligence according to her
personality, according to how righteous she is. And she has dealt with in that manner, nothing to do
		

			with anything that she can offer to me to look at or glare at. None of this is in Islam. There's
actually a a breaking the code in Islam to to flaunt oneself in this type of manner. So Islam gives
women do rights that we don't even find in the society we live in now gives them more rights. And we
see who women convert to Islam, which is the majority of converts coming to Islam or women, they'll
say that they feel more secure and safe now, inside the religion of Islam than they ever felt out in
the streets. This is amazing. It's amazing. And Islam really uplifts the woman gives her these
rights that, you know, it was unheard of when people were debating if a woman had the church was
		

			actually debating whether the woman had a soul and if she had a soul, and wasn't it Islam was
elevating the woman to a status rice that she just got in this country isn't that and when actually
if someone was to take and look at let's let's take a a scenario of men and women relationships, and
men and women marriages, if they were to look at the rights between men and women, they would
actually see that if you talk to most Muslim women that they get the better end of the deal. In most
cases, when it comes to any law, women get afforded the majority of rights and actually men are more
responsible. They don't have as many rights as they do as responsibilities. And women have a lot of
		

			the rights. And and and this is not to say it's an unjust and unbalanced. It's just women gives them
that status that they deserve. Yeah, there's structure, there's completion here, no guesswork. This
is another proof about Islam, that is from the Creator. Because everything is laid out from A to Z,
you can run the world with this way of life. And it only makes sense because the creator wouldn't
separate himself from what he created. Meaning that he would say he figured it out on your own, you
know, and leave you in a state of confusion. He sent messengers, these messengers taught, preached
and teach what the purpose of life is, how to run your lives, according to his will not your
		

			desires. And if you live it, you get peace paradise in the next life success in this and everything
is getting to get cleared up. And it is really amazing, amazing. And we can go on and on talking
about the the women and their rights. And what I suggest usually is to talk to the Muslim woman talk
to her doctor, go find one ask her a woman with a hijab who marry the mother of Jesus, some of the
most noble women, they're dressing modestly because they choose to up dress not take it all off.
Yeah, they just need to go find it. I mean, we see that very clearly. And I know we don't have much
time, but you know, they just passed the burqa ban in France. And if it was in the past, I said,
		

			because it's being forced upon the women. Yeah. Then why are the women fighting against the ban?
Yeah, it's being women should be celebrating in the streets. But no, the women are the ones who are
fighting against this band saying, it's my choice. It's my right. This is my dignity. So if Islam
oppresses women, why are they the one fighting for their own rights in a non Muslim society to have
their Islamic values and let's separate culture you have some Muslims with the name tag, and they'll
go ahead and do like what's honor killings has nothing to do with Islam. Now, they'll go ahead and
and do some oppression. That's culture separated from the true teachings of Islam. Absolutely. Islam
		

			is codified, there is nothing in Islam that is missing. So if I add anything to it, I've made a
mistake. If I subtract anything to it, I've made a mistake. So we need to know what Islam is, and
then clear up all these myths and clear up all these misconceptions and set the record straight.
what Islam is and what Islam is not. It'd be unfair, if we didn't invite them to Islam, we got one
minute left, talk to them, tell them what Islam is and the invitation of Islam and how they can be
by implementing Islam in this light they can because it's successful, and have peace in this life
and paradise in the next talk to them. Well, very clearly, Islam is a continual striving to submit
		

			yourself to the one true Creator of all that exists that God that created you in the womb of your
mother, and submitting to him on his terms, doing what he wants you to do in your life, living a
life that is righteous before him. And they will also lead you to be righteous in the world and the
society and to live in peace and harmony with all human beings. And someone who does that is a
Muslim, someone who does Islam. And becoming a Muslim is very simple. There's no ritual you don't
have to go and you know, take some big huge ritual and ceremony and inductions. And know very
simply, if you come to an agreement with inside yourself that there is one true God that is worthy
		

			of worship, and you decide to worship him the way he wants to be worshipped, believing in all the
messengers of God, starting from Adam
		

			To know what the Moses did David did Jesus to Muhammad peace be upon all of them, you make that
statement, I believe that there is one true God worthy of worship. And I believe in the Prophet
Mohammed and all the messengers of God before him, then simply you are Muslim, and you strive every
day to try to please the one true Creator God, then we if more people did that, we would see a much
more peaceful, and a much more functioning society and much more better individuals. Thank you very
much. We started with peace, my brother and we end with peace, peace, peace be unto you things mean
to you. It's my pleasure. Always my pleasure to be Thank you very much. My God Almighty, the credit
		

			law rewards you thank you. Thank you very much. I truly thank you. I thank you for taking time to
tune into the deen show. I know there's a lot of entertainment out there the many things that are
distracting us all the R rated movies, you have all the x rated movies, take a timeout from all this
stuff, not saying you're doing it, but some are many are and you're gambling and drinking and all
the other things that don't bring peace in your life. There's no purpose. They're fulfilling what?
		

			fulfilling what chasing your desires, from this nightclub to that nightclub from chasing men, this
man, that woman and you're not really reflecting about the purpose of life and the reality of death,
there's going to be a day of judgment. That's the day that we're preparing for, and your good deeds
are going to be a testimony of your faith. What did you believe in that you testify it through
actions. And that foundation is built on the worship of the One God worshipping Him alone, not his
creation, that God is not a man or a woman, but he's a creator, man and woman and then developing
yourself to be the best human being that you can be. Islam is not calling you to blow yourself up
		

			and blow up innocent people. It's not. That is not the teachings of Islam. Islam is calling you to
have peace within yourself. But first you got to have peace with the owner of peace, and then you
can have peace with the rest of humanity. You've learned something very, very important today. And
you'll learn more continue to tune in here to the D show. And until next time, peace be unto you.