Tom Facchine – Minute with a Muslim #339 – Utica Masjid – Where Everyone is Welcome – Dr. Ashraf Elazzazi
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The speaker describes how virtual reality technology has made people feel accepted and inclusive, citing examples such as a recent trip to a temple and a friend's visit to a new place where everyone feels accepted and accepted. They also mention how virtual reality technology has made people feel accepted and accepted by everyone.
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What should other people know about you the chemistry is that it is very inclusive. I think, I think the best way to describe it that it is inclusive. It has people from all walks of life and all backgrounds and and i i personally I feel belong in VR and I actually have had a discussion conversation with a friend of mine who, who is currently he, you know, goes to another Masjid because of you know, its proximity and we actually disclose to me that he feel
at peace and he feel home, we can actually come and visit our youth economics minister, although it's the current one that we still use, which is like half a building, not even a full building. Because we had to take down half a building for to make room for the new building. He said, I when I walked there, I just thought, oh, it's not fancy, although it's just like, you know, falling apart, but it feels wrong. I feel it feels different when I just walk into the temple strictness itself. Again, it's a place where everybody feels welcome.