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The Dean show is becoming a household
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closet you won't let them come out oh
that's far from the truth and today we
have our first sister on The Dean show
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Muhammad how are you
sister I'm well and
yourself May the peace and mercy of
Allah be upon you thank you I'm good
alhamdulillah tell us a little bit about
you heard me mention this is a
historical moment you're the first
sister we just been busy we've been here
there but we put it on our schedule to
have a sister it's kind of hard to get a
hold of some of the sisters but we got a
hold of you so you're our first guest on
The Dean show from the sister's side are
you excited Subhan Allah it is exciting
and it's also a lot of weight on my
shoulders and I I pray that I do well
inshah for the rest of the sisters that
will Grace to your studio inshah Allah
will make it easy God Almighty will make
it easy tell us now a little bit about
yourself sister well Eddie I amum as you
mentioned in the introduction I'm Excuse
me Canadian and uh I'm a trained
journalist and I have worked in that
field however in the last um about three
to four years now I've concentrated uh
working in the Islamic uh I guess arena
in terms of uh arranging different
events uh daa
conferences um even classes and at the
present time I'm also an operations
manager with a local Islamic Institute
called IL paath Academy MH so that's
kind of where my work has taken
Direction the last few years
alhamdulillah so it seems like in this
work you get to meet with a lot of and
interact with a lot of students of
knowledge uh people of knowledge oh
absolutely absolutely that's mainly my
focus because what happens is we have uh
major events through uh during the year
in the city of Toronto uh and I'm
usually in charge of dealing with the
speakers and these are the students of
knowledge anywhere from booking their
tickets all the way through to their
hotel accommodations to planning their
itinerary and um arranging media
interviews such as with yourself since
you've been with us here a few years now
so that's pretty much the bulk of the
work that I do and it revolves directly
with the students of knowledge
themselves so this also shows that is
very encourag
for our Muslim sisters to seek knowledge
to obtain knowledge and to be upon
knowledge absolutely very very important
to do that yes tell us now
Islam the call to acquire peace by
submitting your entire self to the one
God the one who created you who is
sustaining you taking care of you this
is Islam it's the fastest growing way of
life in the world today yesterday and
tomorrow it will be with God's help more
women is a fact are accepting Islam than
men now some might argue I mean uh that
maybe it's because you know the Muslim
men are so good-looking that they end up
marrying some of the non-muslims and
they revert convert however you want to
say it to Islam bear with me but okay so
what do you think why do you think more
women are accepting Islam than men and
do you think it's because of uh this uh
what I just mentioned talk to us well
excellent question Edan I must say this
um from a woman's point of view and I
don't know how many people know this who
are not Muslim but Islam was a very
first the actually the first religion to
recognize women's rights I mean contrary
to popular belief and what's out there
in the media the negativity that that
comes with it really Islam was the first
religion to recognize the rights of
women this occurred 1,400 years ago so
who would not want to what woman on the
face of this Earth today would not want
to be in a religion that allows her to
have rights allows her uh a voice I
don't get it and I think that's probably
one of the reasons why a lot of the
sisters that that I've even met in my
work who are reverting back to Islam you
know that's the one of the main points
that we always uh tend to discuss and
that is they feel as though um they were
oppressed before Islam they feel as
though their rights were not recognized
now let's look at it from a different
perspective living in the Western World
you and I can agree that the the women
that are not Muslims out on the streets
they can do what they want dress how
they want they work they do whatever it
is that they choose to but
talk when you really sit down and talk
to the non-muslim women you really tend
to find out that they themselves feel
oppressed by the freedom that they have
yeah and the ability to choose and make
their own choices but if you ask me I
practice my religion I pray my five
times a day which is mandatory I am
covered from head to toe and yet when I
walk down that street I am the most
liberated woman next to the women who
are half-dressed now that's a big
phenomena if if you really yes it's I
should in all honesty I should feel
oppressed and the one that's able to do
whatever they want dress how they want
they should feel um liberated but that's
not the case now when I walk down the
street Eddie I get more respect than
some of the ladies who are not covered
like me you know why because they see
that you know I'm practicing and I'm
humble and I lower my gaze and you know
so there's a lot of different aspects
that when you tie them all in it comes
back to the point of Islam liberated
women
and what I really wanted to say is
contrary to popular belief we are
liberated and we're quite happy happy
with where we are in life so you don't
have like some women who are out there I
mean and may God Almighty have mercy and
guide all the women to Islam the way of
life that frees them from being slaves
to Men actually and fashion and etc etc
tell us you don't have what many women
have the problem of let's say the
construction workers or other people
rolling down the windows hey
baby and they wh and all these other
Chuckles that you know that go
on no Eddie I mean every once in a while
you will get heckled but it might not be
for that reason yeah it might be
something negative and really there's no
need to get into all that now but most
of the times it's and you know what's
also what's also Liberty is that when
the brothers see you yeah now you know
Muslim men they tend to give you way
they tend to give you salams if you're
stuck somewhere they tend to help so my
covering is actually a means of
protection for me both on the inside and
the outside yeah now I remember this
area I was traveling along a highway um
my car broke down and I was trying to
call the CIAA to come and Tow my car
yeah and I came out of the car and um I
obviously I was covered so I came out of
the car and this family yeah who
happened to be passing by actually
stopped and they happened to be Muslims
now let's assume that I wasn't covered
where you couldn't recognize that I'm a
Muslim female yeah I highly doubt that
that family would have stopped because
it was at night and they were trying to
rush their kids home to to sleep and
whatnot so as as I said it's just it's
more than just a covering yeah he
provides a protection both from the
inside and the outside so do we get
heckles sometimes absolutely is it for
the right reasons no it's not but do we
also get talked to by people in for the
right reason absolutely yeah so yeah so
tell us now the next question you kind
of answered it but I want to just
discuss this briefly when when when uh
you have this term when people use this
term oppression of women and it's uh
being linked back to Islam you as a a
practicing woman Muslim woman I mean
what goes through your
mind well if if if I choose to look at
it from their point of view then I could
say because they don't have the
knowledge of Islam and they don't have
the know of how women are highly praised
and raised in Islam it's possible to see
why they would think we are oppressed
you know uh the first thing I always
encounter is the issue of the covering
well if you're going to practice this
religion why do you have to cover you
know God doesn't say you should cover
but then they're talking from a point of
ignorance not knowing but not arrogance
you know at least a lot of the people it
has the a lot of the people that have
discussed this with a lot of the females
it's never an issue of arrogance it's an
issue of ignorance so ignorance okay yes
and being a Muslim woman and and
practicing and covering it's an
identifier as i' mentioned in in my in
the last um uh thing that we just talked
about where I was stranded on the
highway and a family helped stopped to
help me okay let me give you an example
let's say a female female walks up to me
who's not a Muslim and the main question
they ask is why are you covered you've
had this You' had this happen before a
million times especially in the city of
Toronto we have so many people um people
tend to be friendly when the weather is
warmer and people talk a lot so I'm
standing on the street or I'm doing some
shopping and and the lady would just ask
me so may ask why you cover like that
that's a great opportunity to share uh
Islam with the people huh exactly that
is the perfect opportunity to give them
the true message of Al Islam yeah but
it's not the time to rebuke them it's
not the time to walk past them it's not
the time to to be rude to them this is
an opportunity that Allah is giving us
to have a conversation and believe it or
not a lot of the opportunities that I've
harnessed in such a manner where I
wasn't even prepared most of these
people have become Muslims MH and they
have remained friends over years and
people that I still talk to people that
we go to classes together and we do
things together so it's
um it's very important even for the
other sisters who inshallah going to be
listening to this message to always
humble themselves when these sisters
approach them and even if they're rude
with their question be patient because
in your example you might bring her into
Islam by your kindness and the way you
choose to talk to them and how you
respond to them so yeah I think very
important I think these are very
important points to get across very
important points to be kind to be
patient and as you said many people
people just out of ignorance lack of
Education of Islam and that's why the
dean show is out there trying to help
educate people on The Dean on this way
of life of all the messages of God
including the last and final messenges
sent to mankind to Prophet Muhammad
peace and blessed be upon him our next
question with our sister faia tell
us do you feel again you've answered
this but we just want to really expound
on
this do you feel in any way oppressed
did someone Force you to submit does
someone Force you coher you to submit to
the one God Alone the Creator does
someone force you to establish a
connection with your Lord with the
Creator the creator of Jesus Moses
Abraham not the moon but the one who
created the moon did someone force you
to establish a connection with him 24/7
minimum five times a day in the prayer
which we call the Salat did anyone force
you to do this absolutely not and I'll
qualify that and say that there is no
compulsion in this Dean in this way of
life now as i' mentioned uh in our pre-
interiew I was born into generations of
Islam so I've always known Islam I mean
I'm aware of other religions uh I went
to you know uh schools where we were
taught the Christian religion as part of
our curriculum so I do know the Lord's
Prayer and I do know you know that all
the prophet that we have like no and M
is Noah and Moses and the list goes on
and on so I'm I know a lot of the I know
a bit about both religions let's put it
that way yeah so for me to say that I
was forced into this way of life or into
this religion will be will be a complete
and utter lie and what I can say is that
my parents were practicing alhamdulillah
their parents were practicing their
parents' parents my aunts my uncles so
all have known EAS Islam all I've known
is that to be liberated and to be
complete as a woman the first and only
important thing is to submit to Allah to
the one God how do you submit you submit
by being modest being humble praying
because the prayer is is the key it's
what keeps us connected to to Allah to
God right yes and um you know living Our
Lives as humble people um and the list
goes on and on Eddie but there is no
compulsion in this Dee whatsoever nobody
told me you have to do this have to do
that but they taught me how to pray how
to cover how to be a a good Muslim
sister they taught me how to have uh
respect for my neighbors knock on their
doors give them salams and say how are
you doing today whether they're Muslims
or not that's besides the point we have
to do this things because we're we're we
we we have to teach through a good
example and the only way you can do that
is by interacting with the other people
and showing them the true beauty and the
true message of This Dean alislam so
excellent so you made a conscious
decision on your own to again submit to
the one God to establish the prayer and
some of the other beautiful moral
teachings to abstain let's say from
alcohol from drugs from gambling from
illicit uh relations outside of marriage
nobody oppressed you coerced you forced
you to live this righteous moral code
that the Creator caus all of us to live
by no and I'm actually going to say this
Eddie as you was as you were speaking
something occurred to me the real
oppression Eddie would would come in the
form of my family not teaching me about
this Dean not teaching me who who I am
and how to be and what I need to do to
submit to God and so if they did not
take that opportunity to teach me these
things that would have been the true
oppression absolutely so the veil
obviously again you weren't forced into
any of the other things the veil now
which obviously again the people after
listening to this if they're sincere
humble hearted and they want to know the
truth they're going to get a different
picture because they're hearing it from
not the Muslim man but the Muslim sister
the sister who again has taken this free
choice that she has either to submit MIT
to a man to a monkey to Something in the
creation no she decided to submit to the
one God who created her and you weren't
forced obviously to wear the veil and do
you feel again I mean from listening to
your other questions answers you've
answered it but again do you feel
liberated or do you feel
oppressed well to answer your first
question the answer is no nobody
oppressed me nobody forced me nobody
paid me nobody enticed me nobody did
anything other than teach me my religion
so that's Point number one number
two there is no oppression in Islam for
women contrary to popular
belief praying and covering and being
modest and keeping away from all these
things that you'd mentioned the illicit
Rel relationships and the drinking
alcohol and the smoking and the drugs is
actually a protection for us yeah so I
don't see why somebody else would look
at Islam and say well you're oppressed
cuz to be honest with you those that are
not practicing from the Muslims and the
non-muslims they are the true oppressed
people on the face of this Earth Dean
Eddie easy to understand easy to digest
it's very simple and you're doing
something that's natural not following
your desires Your Lust and your passions
but you're following what the one who
created you who gave you life who give
you death the one who we're all going to
have to answer to on the day of judgment
and then the those wonderful reward of
paradise or the punishment people get
scared to mention it the Hellfire we
want to stay away from it may God
Almighty Allah protect us from that
you're doing the right thing God's thing
tell us why do you think and how can we
incourage our sisters we were addressing
a lot of the non-muslims people who
didn't know but now you have some
sisters who know they know that they
need to be doing some of the things that
Allah commanded them to do God Almighty
commanded them to do the things that
we're discussing but they have such a
hard time we want to be sensitive to
this obviously but how could we give
some encouragement when we see you as a
sister you're able to do it they feel
like you know my family if I put the
hijab on if I leave off some of these
vices you know it's just normal in our
culture our custom how could we
encourage them to live that complete
obedience to the Creator as you're
trying to do humbly excellent question
Eddie and this is something that I
practice in my own uh life in terms of
the people that I meet and the sisters
that I talk to from the non-muslims the
first thing I always say to them is once
they have enough knowledge about Islam
about this way complete way of life the
first step is always to take the shahada
which is the proclamation of Faith after
that's done a lot of the people would
think well now I have to wear the veil
well now I have to cover myself that's
not the truth that's not the correct way
to go it let's put it that way
eventually you want them to be
comfortable enough to cover themselves
for the right reasons but you do not
want to force it upon them just because
they've made the proclamation of Faith
what I advise them however is I start
teaching them about how to make the
prayer yes because after after
proclaiming the shahada the second step
is to learn how to make your prayer
because this is how you conversate with
god with Allah this is how you keep that
rope connected this is this is how you
you keep yourself rooted in Islam so the
as I said this the second thing is to
teach them how to pray I'll get them
books in English uh I would teach them
the first Surah which is the opening of
the Quran the fa and even if they're not
able to recite it in in Arabic which for
most people is difficult what I tend to
do is write it out in
transliteration so they're reading
Arabic but they're reading it out of an
out of English text so it becomes easier
and even before they're able to memorize
it and and say it from their memor from
their memory I tend to write it out and
they can hold the paper so we have to
make take these steps to make things
easier and less difficult on these
sisters as opposed to just sticking them
up in a local Masjid having them
proclaim the shahad and say go because
at the end of the day one or two things
will happen either a they will give up
very very easy very easily and very soon
into becoming a Muslim or B they might
not even bother learning about it but
they will call themselves Muslim so
first we talk about the shahada what it
means and then once they understand that
and they made their their intention uh
and they proclaimed the the the the
shahada we talk about the Salah and then
while we're talking about the
Salah I would begin talking to them
about issues that are important that
pertain to the female mhm because again
this goes hand inand we teach them how
to make the ablution for Salah teach
them how to make the ablution for when
they come off their monthly um uh Menses
again this is important because you have
to realize they're coming from a
lifestyle where these things were not
important or they were not taught or it
just didn't have a merit you know
something as simple as using water in
the bathroom is something that they have
to learn for you and I might be easy it
might be our daily life but when you put
yourself in their shoes you come to
realize that wait a minute they're not
used to this and how do they use the
water and when should they not and when
do they so all these things are they
come in handin hand MH and uh so I like
to take it in stages and steps and then
finally we get to a point where along
the way we're still conversating about
the hijab I'll show them different
styles of the hijab which is the head
covering and I'll I'll I'll buy them
some I'll take them shopping with me
sometimes and then F Slowly by slowly
they start experimenting it might be for
an hour a day or it might be just to the
local musjid which is a mosque in their
neighborhood or I might invite them over
to come meet my family then they'll
they'll put on put it on just just to
test it out and see how it feels and
then slowly but surely they get to the
point where they're now comfortable
actually wearing the veil and going
outside in public going shopping going
to schools going to work and then
usually I'll get a phone call and
they'll be like oh guess what somebody
gave me the salams on the street that
felt so good that felt amazing and I'll
be like you see mashallah I told you now
it's easier huh it becomes easier now
exactly okay but then once in a while
you know as much in as much as I've been
practicing this religion from when I was
born you know you will still find people
who will say negative things to you and
I lo and behold I still get those phone
calls Oh Sister FIA I was told go back
to your country
and sometimes they want to stand there
and argue it out and sometimes they just
want to walk away quickly how do you
handle that how do you handle that yes I
was just going to get into it so what I
tell them is if you're in in public and
it's it's you're not in an enclosed
space just walk and leave don't don't e
don't even whether it's enclosed or not
don't bother expending anything just
leave because it might be that that
person had a bad experience or it might
be the person is paying attention to the
negativity in the media and all around
us so the best thing to do is just to
leave that situation don't explain
anything if it's a female however then I
would encourage them to talk to the
female but if it starts getting out of
hand I would just say give the salams
and walk away okay so that's how usually
handle it but but not don't give up it's
a test don't give up now you we
mentioned that it becomes easier they're
excited other Muslims are giving them
the salons but on the other side someone
might say something negative but we
should should not use this as an excuse
not to take off the hijab no absolutely
not because and one thing I I I let my
sisters know and realize is that as a
Muslim as a Believer you will be tested
and this is just to taste your test your
faith and and your belief and to see how
strong you are in your Iman because
nothing worthwhile in this life comes
easy and we all know that whether you're
Muslim or you're not Muslim so I always
try to remind them that you will be
tested and these are your little tests
and anytime you come across a point or
you know a fork in the road and you're
not sure how to proceed touch base with
me or I'll introduce them to other
sisters I'll introduce them to the local
imams who were at the head of uh the the
mosque yeah uh in the area especially so
that they can get this encouragement
from different people and it's not just
from one person yes so then it becomes
easier with time as we go along so it if
you don't let it break you it's only
going to make you stronger but if you
break there then you're going to be
weaker absolutely and you lose out you
lose out big time definitely lose out
you'll stop being liberated you go back
to the old life you go back to the
nonsense that that people are trying to
get away from now so the best thing to
do is hold on Fast and hold on tight and
and one encouragement I'd like to give
out to my fellow Muslim sisters out
there is Embrace this these sisters in
your community at the mids on the roads
in the buses at the hospitals shopping
you name it we come across this sister
on a daily daily basis and yet we tend
to ignore them or we're too busy with
our own lifestyle and W if I can just
say one thing that one person can
practice starting today is give them a
smile say hello to them talk to them
encourage them exchange phone numbers
get to know them invite them into your
home invite them into your local Masjid
when you have a sister's Gathering you
have an event and see how fast this will
trickle down into your community and
Beyond get involved in that support Mech
mechanism that's going to lead me to my
next question the the cultural meltdown
where now you seem like everything that
God Almighty is saying that is harmful
for us and it's only out of his love he
and his ultimate wisdom he knows these
things are harmful so he tells us to
stay away from him but we've gotten
accustom and desensitize so now we're
taking Role Models as Britney Spears JLo
and now American Idol I can't give up
American Idol now we I mean we we know
what's going on in in the world we need
to stay a tuned we're not watching this
uh I'm mentioning it because these are
this is the reality so is it more
important that the sister let's say
she's establishing the prayer and she's
trying to increase her Iman and that's
through the knowledge that these
elements how can she get away from this
Norm that meltdown a melting into this
like I that I just mentioned and how
could she transition to being more with
the support mechanism and will that help
strengthen her so she can eventually
leave all this alone excellent now Eddie
one thing that we need to recognize is
that there's no get there isn't getting
away from this this is the lifestyle of
this part of the world especially this
part of the this is the culture this is
the norm you walk down the street music
is blaring you going into uh shopping
malls that now they have huge television
sets where American Idol is being shown
or uh some of those dance shows or talk
shows so there is no getting away from
it however the support mechanism the
best way to tap into the support
mechanism is again people like me who
give dawa on a daily basis who people
like other sisters who are talking to
these sisters and they're smiling at
them and giving them phone numbers this
is an excellent way to tap into that uh
support mechanism and then because I'll
tell you this if if if I wasn't a Muslim
and I and somebody you know helped me
bring me to Islam and then they just
left me on my own devices it it's very
easy for me to at that point to turn
away but if you're constantly calling me
encouraging me seeing me bringing me out
of my home out of my shell out of that
negative environment then it becomes
easy for me to tap into that resource
easy enough for for me to walk into that
Masjid on my own easy enough for me to
walk into that sister's group and sit
down and exchange gifts and exchange
laughter and talk and you know and and
encourage each other and even learn from
each other so again it goes back to what
I had said earlier in terms of
encouraging our Muslim sisters to reach
out this is the best way to set up a
solid uh support mechanism in your
community and it is it's my hope that
this will trickle you know all over
globally
M couple more points and we're almost
out of time tell us there's a lot
of there's a lot of brothers also but
our topic here is the sisters because we
got a sister to talk to there's a lot of
sisters I get a lot of emails and
there's a lot of sisters depressed out
there could the leading cause of this
depression be because a lot of us have
turned away from truly submitting
ourselves to everything that the one who
loves loves us the most Allah has told
us to do and how can they get out of
this
depression you know
Eddie we were all born under the fitra
or in on the fitra rather not under but
on the fitra which means the natural
disposition and that's Islam but now
let's look at it this way let's say
there's a hurricane outside and you
walking into it mhm right it's going to
suck you in it's going to take you it's
going to take you apart it's going to
create more havoc on you but if you had
something to Shield you away from it you
would be protected yes right so this is
what Islam means this is your Shield
against the depression and the and the
suicides and the sadness and you name it
this is your protection it's almost like
an invisible shield that we can't see
with our own eyes but our actions are
what make a strong our actions are what
make the shield stronger for us so can
these people all these sisters get away
from the depression and the sadness and
the uh issues that are going on in their
life yes they can how can they do that
by submitting to the one true God Allah
and that's very simple beautiful analogy
don't run towards the hurricane run away
so run towards the one who is the
reliever of any depression sadness and
truly in the remembrance of Allah do
hearts find rest doesn't Allah say that
absolutely yes allahar tell us now uh
what kind of uh you you you you're
involved in a lot of Da work and the
Journey of Faith talk to us a moment
about some of this wonderful work you
and and and the other sisters and
brothers are doing down there and how
people can get involved in the upcoming
uh convention out there before we come
to a close excellent now uh Journey of
Faith was uh started about this would be
our third year uh so 200 we had our very
first successful convention in the city
of Toronto uh we had over 5,000
attendees the second year went slightly
higher and this year we're going even
bigger we're going with three days we're
getting a lot of students of Knowledge
from all different parts of the world uh
we're going with a an international
exhibition and Bazaar space uh we also
every year now have women's session we
have side sessions um like workshops we
have uh non Muslim sessions where we
invite non-muslims to come in for free
again to learn about this de to connect
with the Muslims and to be in that
environment of of of nurturing you know
and we also opened our doors to the
reverts now these are the new Muslims
again we allow them to come in for free
we don't charge them a penny and we say
come eat with us learn with us share
with us listen to to the students of
knowledge that that we're bringing for
you because this dawa this Islam
shouldn't just be kept between me and
you this this da is for everybody and
this is one of the mandates date of
Journey of Faith conference in Toronto
Canada now this year we're going to have
the convention uh from July uh 2nd to
the 4th uh we're going to have it at the
same venue Metro Toronto Convention
Center and the work began months and
months ago we're really into the deep of
it now almost all our speakers have been
confirmed and the venue and everything
is going according to plan what I would
like to say is for those that live in
Canada for those that live in North
America even for those that outside of
North America if you're able to make it
this year I pray that Allah makes it
easy for you and your families to make
it and if not please visit our website
at
www.j journey
conference.com and there you can order
our first second and inshallah this
year's uh DVD sets and uh you you will
still get to connect with uh with the
community and the work that we're doing
here inshallah tell us finding final
closing comments and advice
for those women out there non-muslim
Muslim women who now they like what we
had to say what the sister had to say
the first woman historical moment first
woman on the dean show and they're
hearing it from the sisters they like
what you have to say and the woman's
like you know what I've been hearing
Muslim women are oppressed you know what
I feel oppressed and it seems like she's
liberated what advice can you give to
those sisters now who are just at the
border but you know what when they tune
off the show they might go back to watch
watching American Idol and looking at
JLo and taking the wrong
examples and they forget about this what
encouragement that you can give to them
to take the right step towards the right
direction excellent first thing I'd like
to say is with everything in life Eddie
whether it be attaining high education
or getting that job or you know just set
set settling yourself in in a new
community for instance there's always a
first step and usually it's one of the
hardest steps to make once you make that
first step however then everything falls
into place and it will flow with time
with perseverance with patience and
again another thing that cuts across all
humanity is that we're always afraid of
change my challenge I'm I'd like to
issue this challenge to the sisters out
there my challenge is give up your fears
Shake It Off step up and go learn about
this theme step up that's right AB stay
away from the hurricane
step up and step towards the right
direction submitting to the one who
created you Allah the almighty and
that's how we can have peace huh
absolutely brother you just encapsulated
better than I could thank you sister so
much so much may Allah the creator of
the heavens and the Earth rewards you
for the wonderful work you're doing and
for being with us on the de show and you
too and the same goes for you and your
family peace be onto you
peace in you peace in me peace for
everybody
you holy
peace FR holy
peace I feel the peace feel theace
inside of me inside of me all complete
tranquility