pitches, changing football a bit. The skillful teams can still come to the top, which matters a lot in Hurlins, because that's the way Unans play as well. So you're seeing a big change now in what Ulster club football used to be about. It was always very physical, very tough, and you get into the wonder once. But now a lot of the pitches, that was two games on Kings Band Park. That's how you pronounce it now, not Kings Band, Brefney Park. There was a way of, there's some woman kept coming in saying, this is how you say the name. She couldn't give it off to the commentator. What was it? Kings Band, Brefney. Yeah, Kings Band, Brefney. She wanted to say there's nothing we can name. It's the Kings Band, Brefney, is it? Kings Band, Brefney. Oh, Kings Band is the, is it not? No, is that not the, is that not what you call that stuff? Insulation guys? All right, it's them guys. They're a huge company. How much like me stomach with bread? And they play Castle Blaney. Kings Band, what are you thinking about? Is it? Sorry, Kings Band. Yeah, anyway, look, he'll get it right for the next commentary. Michael McMullen is going to be double job, and he's from The Gate of Life. Of course, he's going to have plenty to say about the club action across the, across the province at the weekend too. And he's got a new book out, Game of My Life. That's it, 25 years of history of Derry. Great fellow, Michael, you don't know why some people there, they're just entrenched in GA. Like, whenever you talk to Michael, he has so much knowledge of the game. And you can see he's going to research this.  So from Derry's famous time, of course, 93 in this, and there's a lot of talking that around that time with Donny Gull, of course, we were 92 and down either side of that. We're there to all islands and a lot of info from different people, phenomenal time for, for Derry. So Michael's going to come up and say, wrap up those other Ulster games and talk about his book. So certainly something I think any GA fan would like to get a, get a read off. Definitely. And just the right time of the year to be releasing a book as well for that person. You don't know what to get them, get them this book if they're interested in the sport. The deal debate is on after seven o'clock. It's brought to you in association with Sarah's Kitchen at Sister Sarah's letter, Kenny, and it will be available for you very shortly thereafter to podcast, to listen at your leisure. What's they say in America, your leisure. Your leisure, you're right for the charity ball in, are you? You're right for the charity ball. Oh yeah, I think so, yeah. That's okay, definitely. That's a big enough name to sell it there. Greg Hughes, charity ball, 24th November. I think you might be better going with other people than me. Can we have any tickets available? Yeah, there's still a few tables left. We're above what we did the last time. Really? Yeah. There's quite a few more to this. Now we're late, but it was busy. And this and Terry's done a lot of work out there since two, the police looks phenomenal out there. So yeah, we're food comedians and we've everybody signed up and we're just putting the run and order together there. So loads of personalities, GA personalities that say we have music on the night as well from a few different acts and that. So be interested in Alma Kavana's out there. I'm sure everybody in the town listening, she's probably been in, she has prizes and presents for everybody at every table and that she's doing phenomenal stuff. So all the lads are helping out in the background there as well. So we'll just briefly remind us why you do this and the charities, Bren. Yeah, I do a bit of work for my spare time. We sponsor kids. So we sponsored 23 kids on the last ball night. And then obviously hospice, in honor of my dad and epilepsy Ireland connected the family to my sister. They'll be remembered on the night as well. So that's why we picked the hospice and epilepsy Ireland. It's going to be a really important night. Yeah, many different levels. Looking forward to it. Bren, thanks so very much. Brendan of any live with the deal debate after seven o'clock this evening. You've heard what's on it. It's going to be great. And also you can listen to that podcast then a little later on back with more after these the county's number one talk show, the 90 noon show on Highland radio. The 90 noon show is brought to you by letter, Kenny credit union digital loans now available. Apply online or via our app today and get your loan transferred directly to your current account. Adult safeguarding day takes place this month. Safeguarding involves keeping ourselves free from harm and protecting our rights. This includes all adults planning ahead to reduce the risk of adult abuse. 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Highland radio time checks with expressway travel route 32 from letter Kennedy Dublin when you book online and travel for less expressway bringing you the time at 16 minutes past 11 this Monday morning the 13th of November I hope you're all very well indeed if you're noticing anything out and about in the roads by the way feel free to pass it on to us and we'll share it with the wider public. A big congratulations to the Russell's it's an example for people how they can get on with initiative and confidence it wasn't without hard work. Huge congratulations to you James and Anne you are inspirational people every good wish for you and yours now and into the future and fundamentally as well they seem like two incredibly nice humble people as well. I think it's sad that the GEA are selling the traditional names of our gay link pitches to martial interests as a child I went to see games in Brethony Park it's now Kings Band Park is this what the GEA has become it's listen is a commercial element to everything now and naming rights for stadia is not or stadium is not unusual it's the way things are going and we're probably going to see I mean if you had a million or two million that you could put into youth development to name a stadium a certain name I think a lot of people might take it. Hi Greg in relation to the scam job offers job offers in some cases it's an attempt to recruit money mules without their knowledge okay what happens is when someone applies for the job they're asked for their i-band so they can get their salary and paid into it then once they are working they will receive more money than they'd expect to receive for their wages they're then contacted by their employer and informed that their extra money is refunds owed to customers they're offered a promotion if they agree to send the refunds to customers from their bank account they are provided with a number of i-bands to send the money this is money laundering the extra money is money from crime and the i-band accounts belong to other money mules and the employee in inverted commas is being used without their knowledge to wash the money okay sounds um it sounds legit but complex at the same time what's the story asks a listener with disabled parking at letter kenny hospital I had a family member in a wheelchair attending a clinic and no disabled parking when asked about it I was told it's unavailable is it not law that they must provide these spaces now firstly it's a private car park so I'm not sure any rules of the land would apply to it directly um but I suppose if you've 15 parking spaces and they're all taken up what can you do I don't know I'm not sure I know what you went through is an absolute pain but I don't know what what recourse you might have in that regard anyone out there who has an insight into that please let us know a tree is down on the road about a mile past kernens in newtown on the bridge end side that come in a little while ago so I'm not sure if it's cleared but nonetheless apply approach the area with some care hi Greg I wonder would you say a huge thank you to Karen McNulty and Cahill Kilcullen who work at the ambulance service in letter kenny for all their help and kindness towards us also all in the ed and medical six the staff went above and beyond for us I can honestly say we were treated promptly and with empathy and pure kindness thanks Greg that comes in from Maggie Maggie more than happy to pass on good wishes to those staff that you mentioned and any other from anybody else too into the future as well because I'm sure that will give those people a little lift drew Harris and the minister for justice their method is to raise revenue not road safety even with their jay mcmonagall they never mentioned education our driver training is very poor in this country what on goddess you can't on the rsa call advanced trainees basic training in Finland another i got a speeding ticket in the north you given the option of points in a fine or a fine and a driver safety course you can't get that here you're given points in a fine nobody's talking about education we're teaching the safe cross code young people have to understand if your headphones or if you've headphones on and looking at your phone you aren't aware of what's going on around you and other caller says an early ran into two people because of phones I rared up on them there was a cyclist in Dublin who ran through every red light she didn't care okay thanks for your comments here another caller says I remember the big storm storm Debbie in September 1961 it was a storm roofs stripped bare 12 died six in northern Ireland I don't I mean I don't remember that because I wasn't born but I don't remember reading about it but that sounds horrendous I wonder listener are we a little bit because we give out about warnings and stuff was there ample warning for storm Debbie in 1961 or have things improved in that regard like well we as a country taken by surprise I wonder Greg what Glen road is bad with water my apologies maybe if listeners are kind enough to text in just give us a little bit more detail so we can pass it on reducing the speed limit is not the answer says the listener and again you know we reduce the speed limit more points at bank holiday weekends I'm not saying it's a bad thing because anything that saves the life and we also have to be I'm sure everybody knows that when we talk about car crashes we don't know what causes car crashes and it's not always to do with the driver and it's not always to do with speed or anything else for that matter so we're certainly not suggesting that these measures would fix all but say I don't know some roads do need their speeds limits reduced I would say can someone tell me why bicycle lanes are not used the lanes providing sorry can someone tell me why cyclists are not using the lanes provided for them from the pole star to the clanry on saturday I and other cars were held up on that road because of this really is that happening because they're pretty good cycle lanes those on that road god knows really the only thing that's actually happened is it looks pretty but there's a centre barrier now in cycle lanes that's really the only thing that's kind of changed basically from a road's perspective and the cyclists this quarter says aren't using the cycle lanes what's going on there rural problems with taxis a lot of rural pubs leave people home even on a sunday my husband who owns a pub has driven people as far as garden they leave siblings home I heard a story from a friend that you're very very lucky you've people like him lots of pubs let her friends or their friends who was a heavy drinker drive home when my friend came to cram for people should drive his van home just so he added for the morning people would drive his van home okay let me get you a quick request if you don't mind I want to say happy 60th to Ann Harley from Wrath Dullin in letter Kenny this is coming in from her husband uh okay no problem happy to pass that on there as well now uh Noel Doherty in St Johnson a big thank you I lost my wallet I was sitting in the house an hour or two later got a knock on the door Noel Doherty is this your wallet from a man named Neil who lives in St Johnston know while money just my cards but he was a complete stranger who came gave me my wallet I love stories like that keep them coming uh Neil from St Johnston found a wallet and just landed um sorry a bigger pardon it's yeah it's Neil from St Johnston landed at Noel Doherty's house with his wallet isn't that lovely that that kind of stuff still happens any positive stories like that please more than happy to hear them more and happy to share them a good morning to Michael Audrey Delores and Manj they're amongst our listeners who are actually watching the show we broadcast the show every day for you on our youtube channel Highland Radio Ireland if you got yourself a smart tv most of them are smart nowadays you know you have the youtube app at app built in so just put in Highland Radio and up we pop and you can go about your morning at home if you're at home and have us on the telly in the background we're also across the facebook on Highland Hub Highland Radio news and sport and we're on x as well formally twitter so no excuse not to get involved all right we're joined on the program now by David Fitzgerald who's the CEO of MIBI good morning to you David good morning Greg how are you getting on good good and thanks for having me on i'm trying to get the good i'm trying to get the work done to to to the fleet owners i think we we've spoken about this before but there's a there's a big deadline coming up for fleet owners on the 30th of november so and we we manage the Irish motor insurance database and a a subpart of bass is that is the national database and there's a legal requirement for fleet owners to upload the vehicle registration details into that database by the 30th of november so the insurance providers have already put the insurance policy up but the the missing piece for for fleet owners that have flexible fleet type policies where they they have control over the you know the vehicles they decide to put on to us and need to upload and go those vehicle details if they fail to do so by the 30th of november they're facing a a fine of 500 euros per vehicle and an appearance in the district court so we still have quite a ways to go and in terms getting those numbers up we we're we think we're at about 40 percent we we we've added over 90 000 of a estimated 250 000 vehicles to go so we're we're trying to get the word out any fleet owners and managers and motor traders that have flexible insurance type policies and to to to log on to nft.mtbl.ie without delay and and upload those vehicles I presume they'll know who they are but just to be clear and for just general public information are we talking like a business that maybe has you know five or six cars uh they're all open driven they have a number of staff that can access them is that a fleet uh is is that the criteria that needs to be registered yes that sounds like a very typical example generally fleet you know fleet owners and and motor traders will know who they are the big difference is that the um the big difference is that the um you you'll control over the vehicle so you'll buy a policy saying I've got I've got 10 10 vehicles and it's up to myself which vehicles I have on them and then you'd be uh you you might be dynamically moving vehicles on and off as you change your fleet over the course of the year so the owners is on those fleet owners upload their their their details and and you know and and if the if the vehicles change to to update the database uh accordingly and it's a it's an offence under the new world traffic and roads act you know not not to do that which is um so that that that is an s is this likely to cover you know boss companies taxi companies you know maybe people with multiple agricultural vehicles exactly that you know that that that exactly that's the that that's the type of people who would have it so it's not very onerous so you know if there's any listeners there you know worried about oh this is going to be a you know a big administrative job or we're talking minutes you know not not hours it's uh there's the website is very straightforward they they if they google national fleet database it'll bring them it'll bring them right in it'll be the first test or nfd-mtbl.ie there's there's help videos there it's um you know it's a it's a very straightforward process to to get your vehicles into the database and why it has data sorry beg your pardon why is this database been established and why now well we very high levels on insured driving and on unfortunately so we know that one in 12 private vehicles are driving around on insured so we've been working with the Department of Transport Insurance on and and Garcia corner for a number of years to build this database and you know the information is going across the Guardian now and and they're going to use this with their technology they have automatic number plate recognition technology in the roads policing cars and enhanced mobility devices they'll be rolling that out in the coming weeks and months to those devices and you know they'll be using that to to you know to crack down and on insured driving because it's it's it's it makes the roads less safe and then from a from a honest motorist point of view there's 35 euros going in everybody's motor policy to fund the victims of on insured drivers so you know whatever we can do to crack down in this with the with the assistance of the Guardian well should should reduce motor premiums for people as well as making the roads a safer place often on insured drivers you know their cars also might might be unsafe and there's we see more you know more issues of speed and drinking drugs with on insured drivers unfortunately so you know we want to get these people off the road I said there's two portals so if you could describe it as that fleet and multi-trade registration and then a broker registration what's broker registration so and so some people have a relationship with their broker where their broker is just no assist them in in in managing their fleet so that enables their broker the insurance insurance intermediary I can see you've lived into the psych of that as well you know that assists their their their intermediaries to help them yeah if they put such an arrangement in place but you know that that's something you know a lot of people be managing their own fleets so they go straight in for the fleet of motor trade registration and it's very straightforward and once once they're in there they have a unique identified it's just just for them so that they can only see their own data and then they can manage their fleet the very simple Excel sheet that they can upload and and you know as they as they you know one saw first time and then if they change their feature in the course of the year you know what we're asking them is a requirement that they they update that it's in there within five days well people have 17 days the penalties are potentially quite severe facing prosecution in the district courts subject to fines of up to 500 euro per vehicle what is the status of your insurance if you haven't like how would you be treated by and goddess you can't if you haven't registered in the next 17 days is your is your vehicle uninsured effectively so you might have a insurance policy but if you know if you're you would the guard you know in the first instance of think oh they don't appear to be insured so you're not you know your your appeal is going to be stopped and so that you know that's going to be very inconvenient if you're you know you're trying to get your deliveries done if you're managing fleets or get for your need to go you probably would be able to prove that you're insured if you valid insurance but you would be guilty of the offense of paying to to upload your details into the international database so you would you if you have valid insurance you'd still your insurance isn't invalid but you would be guilty of a different defense and you you might be summoned to the to the district court and they you know they if they decide to throw the book at them it could be you know 500 per vehicle that wasn't registered okay listen uh important so hopefully that won't happen and i suppose that the general driving population have an interest in this in that if we get uh if we get in uninsured drivers off the road hopefully it will have a positive impact in reducing people's premiums David thanks very much for your time absolutely all right take care David Fitzgerald who is the CEO of MIBI over 1600 vehicles have already been added to the national fleet database but don't go fleet owners managers and motor traders are encouraged to ensure all of their vehicles details are added or they risk penalty as i mentioned uh you could end up in the district court and a fine of up to 500 euro per vehicle um okay this is also this i'll just read here this includes having their vehicle identified as being uninsured by Guardi so that seems to contradict a little bit the last conversation but anyway there you go it's something you need to be on top of just search fleet trader sorry fleet registration and you'll get straight in there watch the show live now on youtube facebook and at highlandradio.com is now available for more people in Ireland as a result you may be eligible for a means tested gp visit card depending on your personal circumstances and your income and expenses like rent or mortgage and childcare costs to find out more or to apply for a gp visit card go to hsc.ie forward slash gp visit cards an initiative of the government of Ireland new this week at home store and more all christmas tree lights are half price that's right half price save 35 euro on 1000 led cluster lights or save an amazing 50 euro on 2000 led cluster lights let our half price christmas tree lights at a christmas twinkle to your home but better hurry because when all our half price christmas tree lights are gone they're gone drop by your local home store 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kenny and man charles world leading hybrid electric technology lower emissions driving with the widest choice of hybrid electric models from arlands best-selling car brand with flexible payment options available make the move today a kelly's toyota letter kenny and man charles toyota built for a better world now a host of free events are planned for arlands seventh charity trustee week it runs from today until the 17th of november organizations across the charity sector and the charities regulator come together for a great week thank you to the over 76 000 volunteers responsible for overseeing the operation of arlands 11 500 registered charities including over 511 in donnie gall we're joined on the program now by the uh chief executive of the charities regulator helen martin good morning to you helen how are you keeping good morning not too bad it's great to have you on the program what's the role of the charities regulator and i'll we discuss this before helen but people may be tuned in or tuned out so just understand the work of the regulator yeah so if if you're a charity in arland you have to be registered so the charities regulator is the one that maintains that register of charities so people submit applications to us for their groups or whatever they're involved in and we apply the the charity test so you have to meet certain criteria which need to be carrying out activities and you know you have to ensure that you're pursuing a charitable purpose only and that is for the public benefit so it's not a rubber stamping exercise as i think some people think it is it is a test so not every not for profit out there will be a charity but where you are a charity you have to be registered so that's that's that's one of the the key things that we do which is to maintain that register so for the public if they want to see that register and check out any organization to see that it's registered and what you do is you go to check a charity dot i e and you can go into the register of charities there and find out a bit about any organization that you're interested in or any registered charity the other thing that we do is we ensure that organizations register charities and any other organizations as well comply with charity law and so there are particular obligations that charities have the key one being submitting an annual return to the charities an annual report pardon to the charities regulator within 10 months of the end of each financial year and the purpose of that is really that is it shows what the charity has done over the previous 12 months in the in the previous financial year who the charity has helped how they've raised and spent their funds and where the benefit of the charity's work is felt so it's a really really important statutory obligation that the charities have and what I would say is if you're out there and you're a charity trustee that would be a person who sits on the board of a charity or sits on a committee that you make sure you check your charities entry on the register and make sure that you've submitted your annual report on time we are a very charitable nation and long may that continue but you do hear some cases sometimes of you know something being launched on on GoFundMe and then there could be some controversy about where the funds might go and what have you is it important that we establish for ourselves and understand what is a charity what isn't a charity what's regulated and what isn't regulated not to discourage anyone from donating to something if they so wish but I think for the reputation of the sector I think it's important that we know and understand what the difference is between a regulated charity and then a charitable cause that may not be yeah that's an absolutely excellent point because we often come across that people you know or have given to something and then they don't know where the money has gone and there's no evidence that it went to where it was supposed to go and the key thing that we always say to people is to inform yourselves you know go online check to see if an organization is a registered charity and that you'll be able to find out about them there what I would say though is as you rightly said there are organizations or groups or people that are collecting for a particular cause for example for a sick child or for an adult that might need particular treatment they are not right they are not charities they're not required to be registered as charities and so you know that that's something that maybe the public need to need to understand the reason being that that's a very much for an individual and it's not for the public at large so public benefit is a critical element of what it means to be a charity and that's something that we draw people's attention to so if you if you're wondering about a particular organization and whether they're a charity check at charity.ie also if you see an organization holding itself out as a charity and they're not registered that's quite a serious issue so we have a part of our website where you can raise concerns and they're effectively complaints about about organizations and you can just go onto our website there and submit an online form and let us know about what your concern is and then we will look into that and in some cases you have organizations just didn't realize that they needed to be registered with the Charities Regulator but in other cases you would have a very small number that will purposely be you know holding themselves out and it's really important that the Charities Regulator takes action in those cases because as you rightly point out this is about the reputation of the sector and there are you know we talked about it there 75,000 charity trustees over 300,000 volunteers in Ireland given their time every day and to help people in their local communities are nationally and it's really important that they they get any funds that the public are willing to give to those charitable causes. Yeah and they get the praise that they deserve because an awful lot of this work goes under the radar and actually often it's because people don't boast about what they do or don't you know they don't look for any credit or thanks for it they do it because they they they want to do it so these these types of a week covers all of that doesn't it's those that welcome a bit of praise and perhaps those that aren't seeking either but it's an opportunity to say thank you for what you do. Absolutely as I said 75,000 volunteers take on a really special role as charity trustees they're overseeing charities to make sure that they are well run and they play an absolutely critical role in that regard and we issued a report today on smaller charities and what you'll see there in relation to smaller charities they'd be charities with income of less than 100,000 a third of those actually have income of less than 10,000 so we call them microcharities and you know they're they're organizations that were the volunteers where they're mainly volunteer led actually they don't have any employees in a lot of cases so as you can imagine the role that a that a trustee takes on in those cases is significant as well and because they may also be also at the cold face in terms of what the charity is doing but their primary obligation is to make sure that the charity is well run and in doing so then they they give a really good foundation to the charity to get out there and help whoever it is that they that they are set up to help and so that's really what this week is about we've got events across the week and it's to celebrate the work that charity trustees do and also to get to provide a bit more information to charity trustees in terms of supporting them in their role and making sure that they have the guidance available to them. I'll ask you last because I want to finish on that positive but more about that but just you know there was a period of time where the reputation of charities took a hit for wrong mostly but there was a bit of scrutiny here and there has that reputation recovered to where it should be because as we've said the absolute majority are you know doing fantastic work working really hard mostly unpaid but but has the public faith in charity been fully restored now do you think? Yeah I think I think this happened not only in Ireland but in other jurisdictions as well where you had you know certain you know scandals effectively affecting a very small number of charities that would have been seen to maybe impact people's perception of the sector overall but what we're seeing is in terms of our own research that we've done and surveys that we published earlier this year that I think we were probably talking about previously is that the level of trust and confidence that people in Ireland have in relation to charities is actually biased when it comes to local and community-based charities and when I say community I don't necessarily mean geographically I also mean a community of people maybe who are interested in a particular area and that's the area where the public have the highest level of trust and confidence and that's really I suppose related to the fact you can actually see what's going on or you've engaged with them I mean I think I think often I'm thinking of the hospice and other charities Cancer Care West and all that kind of stuff it's it's often people's positive experience within it or the Friends of Ladder Canyon University Hospital of that matter and loads of other in different areas it's often the experience within it the people then become the fundraisers for it. Go ahead please. Yeah no I was just going to say that the level of transparency what we've seen from the public is how transparent a charity is willing to be about what it's done so really getting out there telling their story even if you're a small charity you know getting out there and telling the story what you did in the previous year and what you managed to achieve how you spent the funds is really really important and we've seen there's a direct correlation between that and the level of public trust and confidence that we see. Yeah you can do the work yourself I get you. Right so then these events is there a database of them I presume there's a lot as you say most are online but if who are you inviting to go and have a look and see what's happening and how do people get involved? Yeah anybody who is a charity trustee who's interested in becoming a charity trustee or anybody who's just working in it in a charity or volunteering in a charity if you go on to charitiesregulator.ie we have a dedicated web page in relation to charity trustee's week and there is an interactive calendar there of events and what you'll see is there's events by the charities regulator we're having another event online and also in person it's a hybrid event tomorrow evening in Kilkenny and if you go onto that website and on that interactive calendar you'll be able to see all the different events across the week and we're doing different events with our partners Board Match Ireland, Carmichael, Charities Institute Ireland, Docus, Publ, The Wheel and Volunteer Ireland so there are events covering all kinds of subjects and hopefully they'll be of assistance to charity trustees and there will also be some videos up after of those events for a period of time so if you're you know charity trustees are out there volunteering on their own time they could be working they've other commitments so it's something then they can dip into afterwards if they haven't had an opportunity to make a particular event at the particular time. 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Radio so heavy rain persisted through the morning bringing that potential for flooding which we've been talking about though it will clear to sunny spells and showers during the afternoon maximum temperatures of nine to twelve degrees with strong to girl force cyclonic variable or Southwest winds decreasing fresh later in the day clear spells and showers on Monday night some showers heavy and prolonged lowest temperatures of six to nine degrees in fresh Southwest winds. Jennifer is with us on line one and hopefully Jennifer there'll be some respite for you into the afternoon but I presume you're getting quite used to at this point water gathering flooding in front of your house. Yes Greg it's been flowing there now for quite a few years and nobody seems to take ownership of it like it's my house is right beside a field here and it's coming out of that field. So I was talking to the owner of that field last year when he got bogged with a vehicle in it and I more or less said it wasn't his responsible that was filled behind me but I haven't been talking to the person that owns the field behind me because they were told to call him but they didn't call him. Well that's the problem he's identifying really where the issue emanates from but whomever is responsible what kind of an impact does it have on your day-to-day life just in and out of the property Jennifer. Well it's a Singapore day Sam Greg and the things that are going to catch the boss on a day like this I mean your feet are wet before you even get down to the bottom of the road to get the boss left and it's not only that but it's washing muck out the field along with us and then you're going out then and having to pull off the grass that grows on the muck and the place is a mess like and I wanted to get that play to the house done up the year but I couldn't what's the point like yeah no point in doing it like with vehicles driving through it and splashing and all that type of stuff as well I'm sure. All that there Greg yeah yeah it's really it's really very aggravating and annoying now at the minute at the stage. And it's another case where who's responsible you've been on to the council what have the council said to you Jennifer. Council offices I don't know many times Greg and then they eventually put me through to the roads and I think that was Cromacran in our mouth for that I can't remember watching out it was last year like and I told them the situation and I said I don't want to follow it with neighbours but I need to get it looked at like but nobody came near here nobody's bothered about nothing and I've just had nothing at the stage. Yeah but what can you do I mean it's good that you're speaking to us and you know racing the issue but you know as soon as the rain starts you're gonna see the flood yeah okay and it just kind of I suppose if you want to be proud of the I don't know if there's front or the rear of your house but if you want to sort of do it up as you say paint the wall there or what have you or so you know you couldn't even put a surface down there because you'd just be fearful if it washing away.  I mean it's their responsibility it's their responsibility though to find out who's responsible for water washing out onto the roads it's not up to Jennifer to to become an investigator to figure this out you know I mean someone is responsible and ultimately you'd think if it's running on to council owned property which the road is that the council would ascertain and get them to sort it out because you're a victim of this. That's right Greg well you would have liked that and I thought that as well but sure doesn't seem to be the case because nobody's come and nearly sort nothing out like and that's why I ran you today because I'm looking at that the other day and it's just very annoying silly. Well obviously Jennifer will make an inquiry to the council to see what they have to say about this and we'll report back to you. Is everything else? Is there anything else I can do for you Jennifer? Is everything else all right? No that's brand Greg thank God everything's good here thank God. You're looking forward to Christmas Jennifer can we say that? I'm not a lover of Christmas Greg because I must love ones that are no longer here. Oh no I get you I get you I know it's it's bittersweet isn't it and we all we all approach it approach that different but I know exactly where you're coming from Jennifer and all people that it's just not the same anymore is it okay. Well anyway have as much happiness and fun as you can not just at Christmas but all the time and we'll contact the council and see what we get back from them is that okay? Good man Greg I really appreciate that. No problem Jennifer I promise anything but we'll try okay and as I say I have a picture here which unfortunately I was unable to display up but it's no point showing that it's an all black and white picture but it doesn't look messy it does look messy in the flesh. 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Good morning, good afternoon and good evening. My name is Sarah and I'm your quiz host today. So we're starting with some very exciting news. It's time to announce the first one of the UX Research Quiz. So we took all the high scores from January, February and March as UX Research Functional Group updates and we drew a winner from the names. So I'm pleased to announce that Bob, you are the winner. Congratulations Bob, you've won yourself a pair of GitLab sunglasses. So if you're wondering how you can win some GitLab swag then you need to be an active participant in today's Functional Group update. So I've got to ask you a series of questions and I'd like to guess what the answer is by entering your choice A, B, C, O, D into the chat window and you need to do that before the countdown ends. You can only guess once per question or you will be disqualified. Keep a note of how many answers you get right as I'll ask you to post your scores on the chat window a little later on. So what's in it for you? Now as we've entered a new quarter, we have a new prize on offer. You can win a highly desirable and highly functional GitLab water bottle. All you need to do today is correctly answer two or more of the three questions that I ask. And if you manage to do that, you'll gain an entry into the prize draw in July. To take a deep breath, concentrate. I'm about to ask you your first question. So in my last update, I explained that the UX research team had created a survey to test some assumptions that we had about operations engineers. And as a follow-up to that survey, we asked a couple of users to speak with us in more detail about their answers. And with the aim of understanding what we could improve or add to GitLab to support them in their job roles. And as you might imagine, a monitoring solution is crucial to those working in DevOps for what did users want from a monitoring solution? So I can see a lot of these. That's good. Oh, one B. Couple of A's. Cool. Okay, three seconds, two seconds, one second times up. If you said D, all of the above, you would be correct. So the majority of people we spoke to tended to track deployment and application monitoring through two different tools. And subsequently data had a tendency to be unreliable due to thinking issues. So being able to see the effects of a deployment on application health on the same graph, that's both pre and post deployment, would allow them to quickly identify whether an issue has occurred as a result of somebody changing code. And again, the majority of our interviewees discuss how they are part of an on-call rotor and they receive alerts regarding application failure to their phone. So an end system is used to pull data from the various operations tools, but that end system isn't always reliable. So interviewees reported that alerts sometimes got stuck between tools. So the alert didn't reach the end system or between devices. So the alert reached the end system, but it wasn't pushed to mobile. Existing community support is crucial as it's good to investigate how other people are using monitoring tools. And it saves the need for people to reinvent the wheel and build things from scratch. They can just adapt what other people have done. And most importantly, these are all not like standalone requirements, the people we spoke to want an all-encompassing tool that can do all of these things. So question two, based on what you now know about DevOps engineers and what they want from a monitoring solution, what do you think is one of their biggest pain points? So A is going strong. Okay, three, two, one, time's up. If you said C, inability to choose the tools they want to use, you'd be wrong. So from all the research we've conducted so far, the majority of DevOps engineers have the freedom to choose what tools they use. If you said A, too many notifications, which a lot of you did, you would be correct. It was clear from both the survey and interviews that we undertook that DevOps engineers feel they have been bombarded with notifications from the various tools that they're using. So due to the nature of their roles, it isn't as easy for them to just simply switch off or ignore notifications as something may require their immediate attention in order to prevent or rectify a problem. So users discuss the possibility of waiting notifications. They'll still receive the same amount of notifications, but perhaps as a clearer way to distinguish which notifications are more important and which should be read immediately, versus those which could be read in bulk at the end of the day. So question number three. I have a co-host today. So Catherine, over to you. Yes, hello everyone. So we recently conducted an internal survey regarding the ways that engineering team managers are handling issue assignments and their workload. So what was the top challenge faced by the teams who completed the survey? Okay, I'll give it five more seconds. Five, four, three, two, one. If you selected A, you'd be incorrect. So the answer was C, both of the above. The top answers in general were capacity and predictability, but also followed by communication with other teams. So these challenges arise for a number of reasons, but can often be attributed to shifting priorities, lack of visibility into what is being worked on by others, or delayed decisions on critical aspects of the product. So while the topic of team management requires broader conversation for any changes to be made, we're aiming to improve the process of scheduling, assigning and tracking issues using issue boards in 11.0. Back to you, Sarah. Sarah, you're muted. Thank you, Catherine. So that's actually all our questions for today. So please now total up your stores and post them into the chat window. Whilst you're adding up your scores, I'm going to share a little bit about myself and what Catherine are working on. So I'm investigating what areas of GitLab.com are areas of friction for new users. And we're also trying to find out why paid users typically churn, so that might mean they downgrade their plan or they leave GitLab.com altogether. I'm also looking into how easy it is to add an SSH key to your GitLab account. We found that a lot of people are searching for SSH in their documentation, so we want to understand why that is. Catherine is currently investigating a way to create a searchable archive of UX research. So all our findings are normally captured within issues in the UX research project. However, the amount of completed studies has grown. We've had a few comments that it's quite hard for people to find research that's relevant to what they're working on at the moment. So we're trying to make this a little bit easier. And Catherine is also digging into the expectations users have and what it means to be participant within an issue. So it looks like all scores have now been posted. So well done to all those who scored two or more. You've gained an entry into the prize draw. So I'm happy to take any questions about the research we're currently working on, all that we've done. Hi, Sarah. Great update. I was wondering if there has been any research around like what's preventing people for adopting a broader range of our features, like what would prevent someone from adopting CICD or some of the new security features if they're already using a different part of GitLab. We've not done like a broad scope. We tend to concentrate when we're doing a research review on a particular area. So we might do something that's just related to CICD, for example, but we haven't done a broader investigation into why they might not be adopting it. But if you like that piece of research, just raise an issue in the UX research projects and we could definitely look into it. Okay, that's it. Thank you very much for taking part. Enjoy the rest of your day.


فشرف بل اشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يدى بدلى وياله من شراف عظيمي الحمد لله رب العالمين له الحمد الحسن والثناء الجميل وشدوا الله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له يقول الحق وهو يهد السبيل وشدوا أن سيدنا ونبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وأصحابه والتابعين لهم بإحسانين إلى يوم الدين أما بعد نحن نشرحه في الكتاب مثل نبي شجاعة ويأنا مقدمة نحن نتحدث عن مدخل إلى علم الفق وانتردقش للعلم والصلاة والفق نحن نتحدث عن الآبو حنيفة رحمه الله ونحن نتحدث عن الإمام مالي كبنة أناسة الرحمه الله نتحدث عن مدهب بوكس من مدهب if you want to study it مصطلحات تم that are used in each of the two mudhabs the prominent students of each of the two immas we studied a good portion of the two mudhabs the mudhab الحلفيهة and the mudhab الماليهيهة today insha'Allah we are going to go into المدهب الشافعي الشافعي مدهب and this is the Qaseed house this is the thing that we particularly want more than the rest the reason is because the kitab that we are going to go into which is مدهب الشجاعة is a shafiq book so we need more to understand this mudhab than the rest so before we start talking about the mudhab we always start by speaking about التعريف بإمام المدهبي we start by speaking about the imam of the mudhab and the imam of the mudhab is محمد ابن إدريس ابن العباس ابن عثمان ابن شافع ابن السائب ابن العبيد ابن عبد يزيد ابن هشام ابن المطلب ابن عبد مناف ابن قصيب ابن كلاب so الشافعي is what مطالبي قرشيه اليمام الشافعي is a مطالب مطالب means he is the children of Hashem ابن المطالب very good so he made the process of meatware هشي مبنو مطالب his مطالبيه قرشيه he comes to the prophet exactly from عبد مناف ابن قصيب اليمام الشافعي was born when the Islamic calendar was 150 هجرية and that is said to be the year which the noble imam اليمام ابو حليفه died and that is what the scholars say مات فيها إمام وولد فيها إمام اليمام died a year and an imam was born a year the imam that died a year was who اليمام ابو حليفه the imam that was born a year was who اليمام الشافعي so the imam that died a year was ابو حليفه and the imam that was born a year was اليمام الشافعي رحمه الله اليمام الشافعي he was born in غزة وحميلة إلى مكة and he was taken to Maka و هو ابنو سنة تيني and he was only two years of age when he was taken from غزة مكة then after that he left Maka ثم انتقل إلى المدينة then he went to Madina after that ثم قديم بغداد then he went to Baghdad after that فأقام فيها سنة تيني he stayed for two years ثم رجع إلى مكة and then he came back to Maka ثم قديم إلى بغداد مراتا كتانية then he came to Baghdad again and he remained there for a month and then he went to Egypt and he died there so that's a quick round trip that we mentioned of اليمام الشافعي رحمه الله كان الشافعي فصيحا لسان اليمام الشافعي he was eloquent in his speech و لذلك لأئمة اللغة النحو جرامة يحتجون بكلامه they use his speech as a hootja as a proof الشافعي his speech is Arabic is a hootja as a proof the grammarians they use it for example they would say they would say a grammatical analysis where they grammatically analyze the word and they say this is what you will do with the Arabic this is used by the Arabs and if somebody says who this is a shafiq you use it and there are times which some people try to try to criticize shafiq in matters of grammar they try to and correct him on it are you with me and it turned out to be that the shafiq was right and they were wrong and we are going to see one example like that the many but we will see one example insha'Allah in the تفسير of سورة النساء when we come to it insha'Allah when Allah says و آتوا النساء صدقاء لا و آتوا ليتاما أموالا و لا تتبدلوا خبيتا بالطير و لا تأكلوا أموالهم إنهم كانوا حباً قبلاً و لن تستطع أن تعدلوا بين النساء ولو حرستوا فلا تميلوا كل الميل فتدوا هكذا المعالله اسمعي و سوف نرى سورة النساء exists a word in سورة النساء where we will come across و آلمام الشافعي و رحمه الله gave a meaning to it ذلك أدنى اللا تعولو ول الله ستهاد ذلك أدنا اللا تعولو دوودعولو in سورة النساء are you with me شافقي gave a meaning to it the ibma of the word تلغا that's wrong Arabs don't use it that way and it turns out to be فشافعي رحيمة الله هو من الناس who's language is used ولذلك has sometimes أئمة اللغة they would correct their poetry based on إمام الشافعي who's language if you go to the كتاب ملاقم الشافعي page 2 second volume page 44 ايه شافعي ايه شافعي ايه شافعي second volume page 44 to 47 you'll see some examples like that if you even go to the كتاب الانتقاء page 92 to 93 ملاقم also page 2 41 to 44 if you go to the كتاب الزاهر في غريب ألفاض الشافعي by Azhari if you look at the كتاب الخطبة الكتاب المؤمن للردع إلى الأمر الأول by Amir Shamin Al-Makhdisi page 74 to 75 by Imam Al-Nawawi first volume page 49 to 50 if you look at the مقدمة تحقيق الرسالة if you look at the مقدمة of the كتاب which he done تحقيق أحمد شاكر كتاب الرسالة he speaks about that as well page 13 to page 14 so شافعي is إمام مناقمة اللغة as well كان فصيحا لسان his tongue was very فصيح far from mistakes فاوية اللي شعر he would bring about poetry وكان قوية الحفظ وكان قوية الحفظة شافعي's memorization was excessively strong وكان حسن القراءة من صغري he used to read very well when he was young الإمام الشافعي he came to الإمام مالك وقد حفظ الموطنة he came to Imam Malik and he had memorized the موطنة what did he memorize? he memorized the موطنة he memorized it before he came to Imam Malik he memorized the موطنة and then he came to Imam Malik الإمام الشافعي رحمه الله he is an Imam المجمع على إمامته his imam is unanimously agreed upon وكان من أدكياء الدنيا الإمام الشافعي was from the the most smartest or individual of his time some of the علماء they said some of the people of knowledge they said إمام الشافعي it is now is now right for you to give fatwa وهو ابنو خمسة عشر سنة and he was only 15 years of age شافعي was only 15 years of age and they said to him now is your time to give fatwa you can give fatwa so the scholars they gave him the rights to give fatwa and he was only 15 years of age and this shows you how them in براكة العلم the blessings of knowledge how many people who are young who are young كبراه العلم knowledge is what magnified them and made them old and how many people were old صغراه الجهة ignorance made them young they were old in age but what made them little and nothing is ignorance and everything a person tries to get themselves seem to be big it goes wherever you try to find that you seem to think that will make you big it will go really won't last for long except knowledge if your knowledge is full of blessings and you've learnt the right knowledge then that person without a shadow of a doubt he will be old he won't be a person who's old in age old in wisdom and brain and إمام الشافعي you're due to his excessive knowledge and he's striving in knowledge from a very young age the people of knowledge they allow him to give fatwa with them and he's only 15 years of age إمام الشافعي رحمه الله he was a very humble individual he loved to use him to the haku he loved the truth to become apparent and clear and he never used to look at himself و لذلك ربي عمل السليمان المراده he said I heard الشافعي say when he was ill I heard الشافعي say I wish not not mean they no knowledgeseason Iran as long as they don't attribute anything to me I just wish the people learn the truth and they know what is right from what is wrong and they don't attribute anything to me و إمام الشافعي و are on point was the Arqeeq of the Sunnatu and the group and he used to hate الله تعالى الإمام الشافعي for a person to go towards علم الكلام philosophy and he used to say لأيوبة للمرء بكل ما نهى الله عدو ما عدى الشرق خير الله من أن ينظر في الكلام for a person to be tested with everything Allah prohibited besides killings beside shirk so may Allah test you with killings people or zina or lying or whatever with me brothers and sisters all of that is nothing compared to a person who has been tested with علم الكلام the only thing علم الكلام is higher than a little shirk for Allah to test you with everything other than shirk is better for you than to look into علم الكلام الله أكبر that's a big statement all of the sin there are other than shirk for Allah to test you with that and you go through that for you ال 봐م الشرف عليه يستسا platform معااااااااا Reporting on the people who looked with علم الكلام معاااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااا أن يتحدث عنها من فلوسفية ورقصة أن يُضربوا بالجريد يكونوا مجموعة مع السراء وعند بلشوين بلجريد ونعال ويحملوا على الإملي لديهم بعض الوضع يتكلم على أمر وانه تتحفظ يتفضل فيه في العشائر والقبائد وانه تتحفظ في المركز وفي المدين وفي the city and village وانه تتحفظ و يكتب الناس هذا الجزاء و من ترك الكتاب والسنة هذا هو الوضع من الناس who turns away from the book of the Sunnah و أخذ بالكلام who takes theories فلوسفي و ماذا يهدف هنا؟ و ماذا يهدف هنا؟ و الإمام مشافعيه يهدف تعظيم الكتاب والسنة يهدف الكتاب والسنة and the seriousness of taking it and the severity and the dangers of the person who turns away from the Kitab and the Sunnah و الإمام مشافعيه he used to urge and he used to push his students and the people around him to study in Fiqh he used to say upon you it's Fiqh go and study Fiqh because it's through Fiqh a person until learn manners and etiquettes and it's through Fiqh a person and how to deal with people who oppose him or issues that are correct and a valid difference of opinion they will learn it through Fiqh و الإمام مشافعيه was صاحب و حكمة he was a person of wisdom و لو دونا مؤلف في الحكم المأطورة عن الإمام مشافعيه لكال كبيرة somebody sat down and they put together the wisdom that were gathered from Shafi'i I promise you that would be a big book they sat down to gather all of the why statements that Shafi'i said and they were to put it into a book it would be volumes not a volume but volumes one of the examples for his why statements was is صحبة ملاة خاف الله عرون he used to say befriending the one who doesn't fear Allah سبحانه و تعالى is an embarrassment it's a harm befriending a person who does not fear Allah who has no hope and has no fear of Allah he's going to bring you problems he's going to drag harm for you it's one of the why statements that he used to say this is a hikma which is that a person requires Allah in their life one of the why statements that he used to say is يمدغي للرجل آية وخال لصحبة أهل الوفاء و الصدق كما آية وخال و ديعتي أهل التقة والأمالة that a person should choose a friend he should choose a friend who is reliable a friend who is truthful he should choose a friend who is reliable and truthful just like he chooses a reliable a trustworthy person to give his properties to because you're the reason why I say this is because the friend that you're choosing you're entrusting him with your old self you're entrusting this person with your yourself I'm trusting you with myself that you're going to take me to what's good right and the same is when you give a person your property you're trusting them with your property that you've given them one of the why statements that he used to say رحمة الله و رحمة الواسعة is what one of the most oppressive individuals to himself is the person who when he becomes high he elevates a bit he achieves something in life he cuts off his family و انكره معارفة and he dismisses and rejects the people who he wants new his friends, his colleagues و استخفف بالأشراف and then he belittles the honorable people و تكبر على دول فضلي and he is arrogant over those who are virtuous he elevates a little bit there's a couple of thousand here and there and automatically he forgets his family he doesn't want to hear his mom he doesn't want to know where his dad is he doesn't want to know he doesn't remember where he's from he forgets everything he also منذ وستعمله when he walks away from them يبدأ أن يكون لأخر يوم يدعى وردية ومعرفة يسأل أن يكون لهم هذه هي أحد الأسلاح من الإيمان الشافعي من المحكم ومزدنه رحمه الله أحد أسلاح من الأسلاح من الشافعي عرسو سلسل هو من لم يكن عفيفا أي شخص الذي لا يستطيع لم يزل سخيفا سيبقى سخيفا شخص الذي يكون لديه ومعاسي ومعاسي ومن يهتم بالمعاسي ومن أحد who gives consideration يتكفل فيه يفعل سنة يتفكير في همسة سنة لن يزل سخيفا ومعاسي سيبقى سخيفا في أرسه رأسه سيبقى سيبقى سيبقى سيبقى ومعاسي سيبقى سيبقى يشعر ورد يشعر ورد يشعر ورد معارسي باستيقل وما يهتم بالمعارسي أي one who gives importance to sins you always find them tell you I'm suicidal I don't know why I live this person has anxieties this person is depressed have you seen them you find that research that person look at them he gives importance to the sins he is doing sins so he's fearful he's scared يحسبون كل صيحة عليهم every statement that is said he thinks people are directing at him he comes to the masjid he listens to people talking he's like I don't want to come to the masjid everyone is looking at me and تخائف people are always judging me no one is judging me because of your sins when I go to the خطب when he talks he's looking towards your direction and تخائف if you take these statements you apply it on the situation of the time that we're living in and you place on people who send you messages and emails and you ask that this statement comes to you وما يهتم بالمعارسي this person has given so much consideration to sins and disobedience of Allah so what's happened sins they place in your heart fear they are scared all day you think to yourself and you're thinking in your heart all day that everybody is out there to get you that's what you think everyone wants to pull the rug on you everybody wants to mug you everybody wants to take away from you everybody is out there no one is out there for you people are doing their thing and you feel the need you feel like everybody is humiliating you you're humiliating that's what's happened being chast is what raises you up by being أفيف by protecting your desires is what raises you up it pushes you up it's what makes you honorable once you leave of being chast you're never going to be raised you know why you're not going to be raised how can you be above others and be above the community you're from you can't overcome your own desires your own desires overpowers you and you can't be on top of your own desires how would you be on top of the problems in the community or the people that you're from you can't so these are the statements that this chapter as I said to you before in reality it's a big chapter it's a big chapter if a person sat down and gathered all of the حكم from شافعي والله I would personally believe that would be a محاضرة it would be a very powerful محاضرة gathering all of the wise statements of the Imam of شافعي from the books that are mentioned in and his Diwan and others the علمات they praised شافعي a lot an example for that is one of the best examples for that is حاكم الراهوية حاكم الراهوية his name is said in two ways it's said as راهوية or راهوية both ways you can say it حاكم الراهوية because the scholars of حديث they say راهوية the scholars of grammar they say راهوية على سيبوية على السيغة سيبوية حاكم الراهوية he said لقي أني أحمد ونحبني المكة فقال لي إما محمد ستئس حاكم الراهوية هي ستم تعال قموا بي أحمد رحمه الله ستو شافعي سويه ستئس حاكم الراهوية قموا بي حتى أوريك رجلا لنمتر عينك عيناك مثل هو لأمي شو you a person who you I have never seen in the life of him فأراني الشافعي شو لي هو شافعي أبد الله ابنو إمام أحمد ابن حمبل فأراني يا أبا my father أي رجل كان الشافعي فألني أسمعك تكتر الدعاء له عبد الله بيام أحمد حيسان شو إمام أحمد رحمه الله فادا عبد الله إبنو إمامي أحمد عبد الله يأسي فادا أحمد محمد he said fadad who is this man Shafiq why because I hear you a lot making du'a for him excessive in the du'a that you make for him والله الله أكبر الله أكبر العلماء يترحمون فيما بينهم العلماء حبي الماسي amongst themselves recognizing each other's virtue والذين جاءوا من بعدهم يقولون ربناك في النلاء والإخوانين الذين سبقون بديمان والله forgive us have mercy upon us and also have mercy and bestow your never ending mercy on to those who have preceded us in righteousness today when a person becomes something and he learns a bit of علم here and there he forgets those who have preceded him in good علم and virtue upon the sunnah he forgets them he forgets those who have preceded him in age and in good أهل السنة their characteristics is يترحمون they are merciful towards each other ويدعو بعضهم لي بعضن they make du'a for one another ويستغفروا بعضهم لي بعضن and they ask forgiveness for one another and they recognize each other's virtue and each other's status and each other's position they recognize that even if they differ with each other even if they differ with each other in matters of the religion they are still in recognition of each other's virtue and how noble this person is and one of the people I personally remember in this country when I go to city smooth villages I go to small towns I go to little places little like place up north and then I just hear somebody tell me I learnt Tawheed جميل ومن علمك who taught you it and he says to me Abu Suhaib came and he took Kitab Tawheed in this city this village this town الله أكبر he came here and he taught you this yes عدد لا يحصى وقالت لي I was a Braille I was a Dio Bandi and after Allah after Allah الله قايدني with the hands of الشخص أبو سوهي بسام he guided me to the Tawheed and the Sunnah he taught me the ahmiya the power and the weight of the Sunnah of the Prophet of God and the Tawheed and the Aqeeda the way it should be seen your heart will be in a state of love a person who is working towards spreading Tawheed in places يا إخوة it is little it is a small place many places like that you go to you hear him teaching there are you here people coming up to you and saying to you he is the one I learnt this from so what you do for him is that الله محمد الله سبحانه وتعالى سبحانه وتعالى او الله انه الله سبحانه وتعالى افعل the truth that's what you would say you won't have enmity towards him or hate you would love you would have love for a person like that but the person who opposes the Sunnah who calls away from the Sunnah and deviates the people away from the Sunnah your issue with him is not personal الله he ever done is not your issue with him is that he is an obstacle to what to the Tawheed and the Sunnah he is bringing about facade and corruption that's what you have with him so what do you say to that individual may Allah guide you and bring you back to the truth or may Allah سبحانه وتعالى silence you from the harm that you bring to the woman are you with me so the reason why he is making the reason why he is making the reason why he is making the reason why he is making شافيع was called what that was his name شافيع his name his nickname was he used to be called that that's what شافيع is رحم الله was known as so he would make dua'a for him he would ask forgiveness for him that doesn't mean شافيع and Ahmed so I tie in every مسائل in the religion you never but they both unanimously agreed upon the creed of Ahl-e Sunnah to Al-Jama'a to align with that so they loved each other so he used to make dua'a for him and he would not forget him and then Imam Ahmed responded by saying and Imam Ahmed responded his son he said he said كان الشافيع رحمه الله كالشمسي للدنيا شافيع is like the sun for this world وكل عافية للناس and he is a cure and he is like a cure for the human being how much do we need a cure how much do we need the sun that's شافيع how he is to us look is there anything that can take the place of the sun is there anything that can take the place of a cure nothing شافيع has no work that can take the place الله is great and Imam Ahmed رحمه الله said ما صليت صلاة I never prayed a salah منذ 40 سنة but he is إلا وأدعو فيها للشافيع except I supplicate and I make dua'a for Imam الله is great