first what to say I'm honored to be here
in all seriousness partly because I'm
very honored to be part of what's
happening the youth these dedicated
youth in Toronto and I think it should
give us a spark of hope that Islam does
have a presence in Toronto and the
presence is not a temporary one and I
heard a story once of some Muslims that
fought them off
it was actually a synagogue and they
wanted a Hamas and they were very happy
but the mom who gave the talk on the
first day that it was open it was like
the opening ceremony mentioned that we
should be wary of being happy about this
cause and the reason is is that this
mosque before it was a mosque was a
synagogue which means there were people
in here of another faith who were
worshiping their God as they saw fit but
the point is they sold it which means
that there weren't people to sustain the
sick body anymore and so that should be
a warning to us that the losses that we
build Islamic schools that we're
building that if there is not a
generation to come after us to fill
those losses and to commit themselves
Sonam and to send their children to
schools that are being established then
his son will be in these lands like it
was for the first generation of Muslims
that came here a lot of people are
unaware of the first migration and if
you've heard city magnetic dr. Singh
magnetic empower talk about the first
migration it's very enlightening to
realize that in the first migration that
people who came from Lebanon the people
who came from many places in the Muslim
world Bangladesh one of the first mosque
in California was in El central
California and I happen to live in that
area and I met a lot of people named
living at Mohammed and John Syed and I
asked them how did you get these days
and they said our fathers were our
grandfathers were Bengali farmers who
came to this place and they married
Mexican women and they built a moss care
and I said well what are you they said
we're Catholics you see because the
grandpa died and the grandmom maybe
never seen she never became a Muslim and
she raised her children Christian and
now there's no moss there there's just
Christians who have last names that
reflect a Muslim heritage
there are many Arabs now living in these
countries that don't speak Arabic
anymore and they say well my gran
Araki or my grandmother was Lebanese for
my father was Egyptian or my father was
Palestinian but I don't know Arabic
quite yet right this is tragic because
it's a it's a separating from their
identity and that's partially what I
want to talk about tonight but before I
get into that and I'm I I want to cover
some some areas so I'm going to be going
a little fast because the time is
limited it is an awesome talk topic but
I will say what I'd like to do and I
used to don't do this but what I would
like to do so it would keep me on track
maybe because I would like to look at
what's happening in the West because the
problem or the or the great tragedy of
the modern world is everybody who's
following these people so they're 5 10
15 years 20 years ahead of the rest of
the world but the world is desperately
moving towards catching up in everything
the good and the bad because there's
good in these societies there's no doubt
the traffic system works and we hope
that Cairo left behind the other places
are going to catch up right to the way
people drive here but there are many
other things that are actually quite
frightening and I just want the first
date don't think there is not an agenda
don't think that this culture does not
have social engineers we all
we all know about engineers right
engineers think things out they plan
things they draw drawings maps and they
show people this is the most efficient
way to do it and here's my diagram and
everybody gets the point they have
people in these cultures that are called
social engineers they work in think
tanks that are supported and funded by
these governments and Canada has its
social engineers believe me America has
its social engineers the United States
they look at what's going on they
examine it and they give you plans now
the thing about these people is we often
don't find out about the plan we just
begin to see them implemented in the
public schools and just to give you one
example of a social engineer Plant
Values Clarification
Values Clarification came about because
of the new migrations and also because
of the new world order george bush's new
world order and it's not his but he was
the first one to literally come out with
it and say in his famous speech there is
a new world order plan and part of the
plan is people have to live according
his new world order and what is called
the international community right the
international community now in order to
do that the Americans or the Canadians
have to start getting used to the idea
of having
international police force in other
words a Canadian working with a karate
on or a Pakistani and soldier in the
United Nations peacekeeping force so you
have to begin to see other people now
somebody can say well that's interesting
that's a good isn't it that we get to
know each other a lot says we created
people nations and tribe so we can know
each other so that's positive well you
have to understand how they're
presenting it they're presenting it that
first of all the problem is the word
values and unfortunately the Muslims
have started to use this word it is very
alien to the Arabic language is alien to
the Muslim tradition we don't use the
word values the word p.m. in Arabic
canal is used because it's a loanword
from 19 late 19th century and 20th
century English they act writers in
Cairo and Beirut and Damascus
translating newspapers and things like
that began to use the word values and
they look well let's look it up in the
moment or something like that and what
do they see Oh value clima and so they
say okay
pema we have now the Muslims don't have
that there's no such thing as I am a
tsunami young Islamic values we don't we
have tiwari we have rules we have back
town we have my body we have a flop we
have these we have words we don't have
to borrow words are our language the
Islamic language
bitch but we borrowed this word now the
interesting thing about values if you
look at another word in Arabic which is
favela which is translated using as
virtue if I say to you well I have
different values than he does
that sentence worked very well in the
English language but if I say to you I
have different virtues than he does
suddenly it sounds strange I have
different virtues than he does why
because we have a general idea of
virtues virtues are not relative virtues
are shared by people and understood
objectively they're not relative whereas
values are gratitude they become
relativized so well his values are not
my values but everybody's entitled to
their opinion so what values of
clarification is in the schools is to
teach people yes you have these beliefs
and these values but he has other set of
values a set of values so truth becomes
relativized and everybody has their own
individual truth now I have to take a
course by law in the state of California
to clarify my values so the state is now
clarifying for me my values in other
words what he's telling me is they're
just yours they're not universal don't
try to
impose them on other people so when you
see a homosexual you have to recognize
he has values too and they're different
from your values so don't condemn him
and this is what they're doing in the
school this was socially engineered and
the words are engineers etc etc so I
want to look quickly very interesting I
think at what is the agenda well the way
to look at the agenda is look what's on
the menu
look what time when you're going to have
some an event you look on what's on the
ceremony that what they're going to talk
about well let's look at what the United
Nations in the 1990s have had their
summits on the UN summit on biodiversity
the UN summit on the Family the UN
summit on population control the UN
summit on sustainable development the UN
summit on the Rights women the UN summit
on housing the UN summit on the
environment the UN summit on education
the UN summit on global warming there's
an agenda there and the agenda if you
look at that at the centre and at the
heart of these summits is the family
because they have one on biodiversity
the family
in control related to what we're going
to do about this problem of
overpopulation not in Germany where
they're encouraging and paying money to
have children because they're so worried
about their little population but the
ground people that are proliferating too
fast right they're not talking about
population control in the industrialized
countries but they're talking about
publishing corn other places in the
world so this is the agenda now just to
look at there is the agenda well let's
look what's happening and what's a
result of the previous agenda because
they've been doing their social
engineering for some time
Pleasanton is a city in the Bay Area
it's got one of the most affluent parts
of the Bay Area very wealthy people
upper middle class - rich people and
they did a study there Pleasanton teams
detailed drug use sexual activity seven
percent have tried suicide in Pleasanton
seven percent and suicide now for the
first time there seems suicide in six
seven year-olds prozac is now thank god
we've just discovered a drug that works
in children is prior to that
antidepressants do you work for little
children
right now prozac is being tested on
children so we don't have to worry about
there
we can just give them drugs now this is
a very interesting study used marijuana
during the last month Los Angeles 21
percent San Francisco 18 percent of San
Diego 27 percent is right next to the
border idea one that's where the
marijuana a lot of it comes from 25
percent in Pleasanton and the u.s.
overall 25 percent of teens between 8th
and 12th grade that's was one out of
four so if your children are in these
schools right one out of four of those
children are using drugs by their own
estimations in Los Angeles
attempted suicide during the past year
16 percent between 8th and 12th grade 6%
in San Francisco 10% in San Diego 7 in
Pleasanton 9% over on the UX that's
their estimation 9 percent of teens
between 8th grade 12 have attempted
suicide had sex in the past 3 months
Los Angeles 30 percent San Francisco 23
31 36 u.s. overall 38% 38%
now obviously you boys tend at that age
they'll lie about things like that
because it's it's a big thing in
American culture to brag and boast right
and people who've gone to school here
know about that so
we do take that I mean all statistics
you take with grains of salt certainly
right
they say there's lies big lies and
statistics right so smoke drinking
episode 25 percent overall us 33 percent
snip or inhaled intoxicating substance
you asked 20 percent right it goes on
it's quite frightening now where did the
Muslims fit into this well believe it or
not we have our own problems in our
communities and as somebody who deals
with these things that gets all normal
phone calls quite considerably
concerning these things I know very well
that within the Muslim community we have
a lot of premarital sex going on with
our Muslim youth we have drug use
we have alcohol use we have a lot of
parental abuse and in America they have
by law in the counties child abuse then
they have adult abuse they have agencies
for adult abuse and a friend of mine is
a Muslim works as somebody who's a
counselor an adult abuse dealing with
parents that are beaten by their
children so there's a lot of rage there
so this this is what we're seeing now
you will notice that all these
statistics radically changed when you
have religious families in the United
States as well these statistics
radically change when you begin to look
at the Christian surveys when you begin
to look at the Jewish surveys not an
exaggeration I'm talking about people
that are practicing their religious and
have religion at the center of their
households now unfortunately for many
Christians
this was USA Today are you a Christmas
and Easter Christian one of the priests
says on Christmas and Easter it's good
to see you by the way we have a church
together 50 weeks out of the year now
this could be Vicky's mom on the eat
somebody call nice to see you by the way
we have a Masjid and there's actually
five prayers count on one two three four
five prayers a day you have an
opportunity to pray five times a day in
the Masjid right so there are now what
we call these Muslims somebody who put
it in a good classification you said
there's Muslims you see every day in the
Masjid there's Muslims you see once a
week in the message it
there's Muslims you see twice a year and
then there's Muslims you see once in
their lifetime where you do for tuxedoes
right and these are the categories of
Muslims you just break the janaza and I
mean I've been at janazah prayers where
those people didn't even know they came
the family didn't even know what to do
they said our Father
I'm just happened to me in centrica our
father was a Muslim we don't know how to
eat - what do we do how do we
did is there a ritual do you have like
something you do they don't know there
are Muslims like that in the United
States and in Canada and in the West and
there's Muslims like that unfortunately
in many other parts of the world so we
are have a very serious crisis on our
hands now if you look at what's happened
in the breakdown of families the first
thing to remember is that the
disintegration of community is one of
the primary factors in destroying the
family the disintegration of the
community one of them is migration
moving corporations now control people's
lives they approve people there's very
difficult times people have in
establishing communities because they're
moving and changing jobs constantly so
neighborhoods are not established
neighborhood is part of the community
and so the destruction of neighborhood
which you still find in many parts of
the Muslim world is collapsing in these
countries television has had a profound
influence in radically changing the
nature of social intercourse not only in
the West
now all over the globe people prefer to
spend their nights watching television
than social intercourse with the family
itself and most Americans are eating
their dinners at one time that they have
to spend with their families watching
television with the television arm there
are people that don't talk
one study did they said most people now
in the United States have five minutes
of meaningful discourse between them
during the day
this is serious very serious stuff going
on and people have to realize that and
the Muslims have to realize that if we
bother them in their behavior we will
share the same symptoms of their disease
state and this is what's happening now
just to look if you look at what what
Islam has done how to get out of this
mess right
the first thing boosts hub in the Arabic
language means to bind it relates the
word Assyrians prisoner and Ostra is a
binding factor if you look at the Quran
itself Allah subhanAllah to Ana one of
the most important things in Quran is
the run the are ham everyone thought
that the prophet saw horizon gate when
he married people hospital hospital as
the watch the prophet Elijah included
the ayah yeah you had asked a table of
optimality haha Kapo