There presents Alanor Powell and Raymond Burr. The Mutual Network in Cooperation with Family Theater presents Stranger in Town Starring Raymond Burr. And now, here is your hostess, Alanor Powell. Thank you, Tony LaFranco. Family Theater's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives if we are to win peace for ourselves, peace for our families, and peace for the world. Family Theater urges you to pray. Pray together as a family. And now to our transcribed drama, Stranger in Town, starring Raymond Burr as Dan, and featuring Virginia Gregg as Eve. Miss Harden speaking. How's that again? It disappeared. The whole hill? Now just a minute. Yes, yes, I know the hill you're talking about. This is Jake Lavendish, isn't it? Now listen to me, Jake. I don't know what your idea of a joke. Come out and look.  Hills don't just up and disappear? Well, yes, Jake, yes, yes. But, well, I'm alone in the office just now anyway. And I couldn't come out until, wait a minute, Jake, wait a minute. Here comes the sheriff now. Dan, Jake Lavendish is on the wire here. He says the hill in his soft pastures.  He's right. Here, let me talk to him. Here you are. Hello, Jake. Yes, I know it's gone. I just drove by. Well, suppose you tell me. Well, I don't know what you expect me to do about it. Look, look, Jake, I'll keep an eye open. If I see it, I'll let you know. What does he expect me to do about it? Buy him another one? A whole hill? You just don't figure it. Sheriff's office, Hardin. Yes, ma'am, we know it's gone. No, ma'am, I don't know where it went. How could anybody know where it went? If we find out, you'll hear about it in the news. Bye. Into that hill? Hey, you do? Either that or I'm losing my marbles. Come on in the back office. Let's get away from that phone. Yeah, yeah, sure. I've about run my legs off today. About the hill? Yep. Is it really gone, the whole thing? The whole thing, grass, trees, and sod. Furthermore, I know the girl who took it. The girl who took it? Sit down, Bill. I met her morning before last. I was walking down Broad Street, coming back from coffee. I first spotted her. She was a tall girl, about 5'9 or 5'10. Not what you'd call beautiful, but one of the most attractive women I ever saw. She was walking down the other side of the street in the opposite direction, looking around at the shop windows, the buildings, and people on the street. She looked over and spotted me. Then, just like that, she started across the street. You all right? Stepped right in front of me, Sheriff. I know she did, Professor. I was watching. You all right, Miss? I think so, a little shaken up. I'm sorry, Miss, but it wasn't my fault. You saw that, Dan. It's all right, Professor. No harm, Dan, going about your business. Well, you know where you can reach me, don't you, Dan? I won't be having to reach you. Everything's all right, unless you were thinking of trying to sue the professor. Sue? Oh, certainly not. I'm all right. You know, young lady, you really should be more careful. You might have been killed, you know. Thank you. I'm sorry to have inconvenienced you. You're the sheriff. That's right. And just to prove it, I'm going to write you a ticket. A ticket? Citation for J. Walking. Why? Why? Why, because it's against the law. That's why. This citation, it's a form of punishment. That's a, say, are you trying to be smart? No, I just want information. You're going to give me a ticket for J. Walking, and this ticket is a form of punishment. Don't you people have laws against double jeopardy? Double jeopardy? Punishing a person twice for the same crime. Oh, I suppose so. Well, I've already been punished once. That vehicle about scared me to death. Well, I didn't expect it to be right there on the ground. Well, where would you expect it to be up in the air? Naturally. Naturally? Oh, you wouldn't understand. I don't think so. Name, please. You're going to give me the ticket anyhow? That's right. But I didn't even know about your law against J. Walking. Ignorance of the law is no excuse. It certainly is. It's the best excuse. How can you obey the law if you don't even know about it? Lady, if you were about to say you're a stranger in town, J. Walking is against the law just about everywhere in the country. Well, what is your name? Oh, this is going to take very long. Just a few minutes. Name? Eve. Last name? Last name. You mean you have two? Oh, brother.  Well, strictly speaking, I don't. All right, we'll just leave that blank for now. Occupation? I'm an alien psychologist. How's that again? An alien psychologist. I study the psychology of aliens. You do this for a living? In combination with sociology, yes. All right, sister. Come with me. Where are we going? Pokey, maybe a couple of hours in the cooler will make you feel a little more like talking. Pokey, the cooler. Jail. Jail? Wait a minute. I was talking, wasn't I? Yeah, double talking. Please. I'll explain everything. Please. I have to meet some people in a few hours. If you put me in jail, I may not be able to do it. Please. Jail, all right, one more try. Now, I'll start talking. Well, I don't think you'll understand this, but... Oh, sister, I don't know where you're from. But anywhere, the quickest way to get somebody's goat is to tell them they aren't smart enough to understand what you're going to tell them. I don't want your goat. Do you mean I'm making you angry? That's quite right, lady. That's just about what I mean.  You see, I am what I said I am. My government pays me to find out what makes people behave the way they do, how they think and why. Research? That's it, exactly. I'm part of a field research team. You said my government. You mean this government. Well, no. Foreign government? Very foreign. And this might be hard for you to believe. Not so far. The government I work for isn't even in the solar system. Now it's getting hard to believe. Look at this dress, if you don't believe me. Have you ever seen material like this? It wasn't made on Earth. What do I know about dresses? To me, nylons are a miracle. Sister, if you're trying to tell me that... My bag. Look here. Hey, hey, hey, how'd you do that? Opened the bag and didn't even touch the zipper. Slide fastener. What's not slide fastener? The edges of the opening are magnetic. That's pretty clever, but... That's nothing. Here, look at this. What's that? Looks like a silver dollar. Hold it in the sunlight.  Like this? Hey, hey, what is this thing? A radio. It's powered by either the sun or the heat of the body. You don't have anything like that on Earth. Well, well, well, there could be. Well, let me see. I don't seem to have much else. Most of the other things they gave me were manufactured in my world, but I'm afraid they were made to correspond to Earth-made items. Look, lady, even if they were stamped made on Mars or Jupiter or wherever you say you're from... How about this? This thing that looks like a fountain pen? It's a weapon. Only for self-protection, naturally. Naturally.  Look, don't show it to me. If it's really a weapon, I'll have to take you in. And with your story, you'd probably wind up into hatchery. Now, look, here's your ticket. Fill in the blanks yourself. You're to appear before Judge Deemus, 10 in the morning, seven days from today. Seven days from today. If you're going to appear before Judge Deemus, you'll need a week to make up a new story. To come back in a week? Well, all right, but it's going to be terribly inconvenient. That's too bad. Look, just for the record, though, if you're from another planet, how'd you learn our language? It wasn't hard to learn. I just sat around listening to people.  They gilded cage, I think it was called. I learned too many of the wrong words there, so I went to a theater, then a restaurant. Yes, yes, you'd better get another story before you talk to Judge Deemus. Well, see you in court. Before you go. Yeah? Is there a place in your city where books are available? Books are available? Oh, oh, you mean a library? A block down, a block to the left. Thank you very much. Glad to help out. Anytime you're on Earth, drop around. Sister, you're out of this world, all right? I watched her walk away. Had a funny walk as if she wasn't used to high heels. Then I tried to go on about my business, but I just couldn't get her out of my mind. Well, I'm not surprised. That radio over there sounds like it comes from somewhere else. Well, I didn't put too much stock in it. Telephone companies have been fooling around with send-powered batteries for a long time. And I've heard about other things, printed wiring, transitors the size of a grain of rice, you know. I suppose they could make something like that here. What'd you do then? Well, I remembered she'd said something about going to the Gilded Cage. She picked a rough joint. That's right.  I thought maybe the barkeep might have remembered her. Well, he remembered her, all right? I'll never forget her. Nice looking girl. War-addressed that looked kind of metallic. Yeah, that's the guy. Wait a minute, Sheriff. Andy! Pull a plug in that box! Can't hear myself a thing! She didn't have anything to drink. Just sat there at the end of the bar, listened to the people talk. Stay long? An hour, hour and a half, maybe. I couldn't figure out why she'd come in. A couple of boys got the notion how maybe she'd got lonesome. And I'll tell you, that was a bad idea. What do you mean? You know Big Ed Jackson? Not too. He spends most of his weekends in my jail. Yeah, that's the guy. Well, Big Ed invited himself over to the stool next to her, and he starts talking. She pays real close attention to him at first, and when she sees what he's up to, she says to him, Go away! Just like that. Sounded kind of foreign. Is she a foreigner? She might be, in a way. Say, you want to be a... No, no, no, thanks. Go on with the story. Well, she said, go away! But Big Ed stays right there. And I can see she's getting mad. In a couple of minutes, he tries to slip his arm around her, and bam! It hits the floor like an anvil under a lotus sand. Couldn't figure out how she did it. Still don't know. One of Ed's buddies looks down at him, then over at her. Then he takes about two steps toward her, and the same thing happens to him. He hit the floor, like he'd suddenly gained about 5,000 pounds. This girl you're looking for, she was pointing something at him when it happened. No flash, though. No noise. This thing she was pointing, did it look like a fountain pen? Yeah. Yeah, that's what I thought it was, now that I think of it. It took us a good ten minutes to bring Ed and his buddy around. Sheriff, what was that thing, you suppose? I'll, uh, I'll let you know when I find out. Sure, appreciate it. I could use one of them things around this place. I went over to the theater next. The manager gave me the address of the cashier who'd worked the night before. Turned out to be Madge Emery, a girl I'd gone to school with. I drove over to her place. Well, Madge remembered her. I think it was that frock you mentioned that caught my eye first. So chick, you know. And the material. Have you seen the dress, Diane? Yeah, I saw it. That's a funny texture. Look like soft steel, if you can imagine such a thing. Do you speak to her, Madge? I sure did. I said, honey, where ever did you get that beautiful dress? She didn't get me at first. In fact, I had quite a time getting through to her. So what happened? Oh, well, it turns out she got it out of town. That's where wish I had. After all, I make it into LA once in a while. No, no, Madge. I mean, what happened to her? Oh, with her. Well, now that was a funny thing. Like I said, I had a time getting through to her. I figured it for Swedish or something like that. And then when she came out... After the picture? After the picture. She sat through the thing three times. Well, when she came out, I was closing the box office. I just couldn't resist talking to her again. And this time... Well, this time she didn't sound foreign at all. Not at all? Well, in fact, Dan, we're showing an old picture now. Penny's from heaven with Irene Dunn. Well, this girl came out sounding just like Irene Dunn. Didn't sound a bit foreign. I thought maybe she was an actress and was just pulling my leg when she went in. Well, I don't think she was kidding. Well, what do you want her for, Dan? She sure didn't seem like the type the sheriff would be after. She on a wanted list or something? No, ma'am. Oh. Well, Dan, even in school, you was always a good picker. If I was a guy, I'd probably be asking a few questions about him myself. Oh, nothing like that, ma'am. This is... Oh, just... What do they call it on television? Yeah, routine investigation. Routine, ma'am, that's all. It sounds like a pretty smart girl. Yep. That kind of made me mad, in a way. Mad? Ever read any science fiction, Bill? Can't say they even know what it is, Dan. Stories about people from other worlds, things like that.  Frankly, it burns me up. So I got mad. Well, what'd you do? Drove around town for the rest of the day. I didn't see her anywhere. Did you check at the library? Yeah, she'd taken some books out. That was my lead. The next morning, that was this morning, I staked out the library. I figured if she could learn English in one day, it wouldn't take her too long to read a few books. She came by at about 11 o'clock. I watched her take the books in, and I got out of the car and walked over and waited by the steps. She came back out in less than two minutes. Hello. That was quite a load of books you had there. Not checking any more out? I won't have time. I have to leave this afternoon. Well, there was something I wanted to ask you. What was it?  Oh, yes. Well, I'd forgotten for a moment. You see, walking is the only surface transportation allowed where I come from. Everything else is either below ground or over it. That's not what I meant. Why did you cross the street at that particular time? To see you. To see me? Who are a uniform? I thought you might be some kind of a public servant. I needed help. It's as simple as that. You still need help? You believe my story? Well, let's say I've done a little investigating. I'm still shy of few answers. Well, I might be able to supply some. I'm meeting someone for lunch. You want to take me over there? Sure. Here's my car. That is if you don't mind riding on the surface. Why don't you join us for lunch? Uh, if you've got a date. Would you mind if I had a date? Mind? Why should I mind if you had a date? Oh, I don't know.  Well, maybe it's none of my business, but you seem to be working pretty fast. I've been on the go every minute. That's not what I meant. I've seen everyone I'm supposed to see except the professor. The professor? The same man who almost ran over me yesterday. Who I see him? I'm supposed to observe the scientific mind in action. What I've read, though, I don't think I'm going to enjoy it much. You'll struggle through it. Did I say something to upset you? You're not always this way. It's nothing you've said. You know, I think I will join you for lunch, Eve. I'd kind of like to see this thing through. I hoped you would. Well, I've had some strange meals in my lifetime and heard some strange table conversations, but I think this one topped them all. Well, the scientific methods of investigation tend to show... You're going to say the energy is lost making up for the initial implosion, professor. Well, scientifically it is quite possible that... I can't accept that. For the first hour, they talked about Einstein and the atomic bomb and Mendel's law and Darwin and evolution, and I... I don't think I understood 15 words of the conversation. For that matter, I don't think the professor understood very much more than I did. But he kept up a good front. He kept humming and hawing about the scientific method and the great quest for truth and dedicated lives. And just before we were ready to leave, well, Eve kicked my foot under the table and followed it up with one direct question. Professor, would you give me just one more answer? Well, I'll try. Would it be possible for a stellar vessel to travel in excess of the speed of light? Faster than 186,000 miles per second? Absolutely not. In fact, I'd say it wouldn't be possible for a spaceship to travel in excess of 185,700 miles per second without turning into nothing but radiation. Is that what you wanted to know? It will do, professor. Thank you very much. She asked me to stop by a supermarket after that. I wondered what kind of investigating she was going to do there.  And we headed for the lavendish farm. I... I don't get it. What? Oh, the food? What'd you buy? Oh, just a few things we don't have at home. Peanut butter, tangerines, kosher pickles, lovelies for the family.  I'm not married. These are for my mother and father. Oh, maybe you were planning a picnic, you know, wanting to go out to the country and all? I have to meet some people, Dan. I told you that. Look, Eve, don't you think you might give me some idea what all this is about? Dan, Dan, there have been other people here from my world. This was, well, a sort of clean-up investigation. I don't get it. There are quite a few worlds in the universe, Dan. Some of them carry on, well, trade relations, exchange materials and ideas. For a time we thought that your world might be ready to take apart in the exchange. Not so. Not according to my report. But then there are investigators all over this world. Maybe some of the others? No, I don't think so. Things are pretty much the same all over. I thought for a while you'd come to warn us about fooling around with the atom or something like that. Nothing so dramatic, I'm afraid. What is the matter with us, Eve? A combination of things, Dan. Pride, confusion, or a lot of things. Take the professor. He answers questions about deep space and yet he's never seen deep space. He knows almost nothing about it. Yet he was too proud to admit it. He's made science a god. Probably praised through an electronic computer. He's only one man, but I don't think he's alone. And then there's faith. Faith? There's one god, Dan. Why are there so many creeds? Did God give each group of people a different set of rules? No, just one set. One set of ten rules. None of which are unreasonable. And yet your people persist in finding new ways to break them. Know what you mean? In spite of all this, I like your world, Dan. It kind of grows on you. I guess things must look pretty confused here to someone from an older civilization. Older civilization, Dan? Civilization started at about the same time in my world. Then why are you so smart? Why is your world so much more advanced than ours? Why don't we have walls and broken homes and plagues and things like that? Yes. We obey the rules. We have the same ones you have. But then I suppose it's easier for us. Why easier? You remember, Dan, how Adam and Eve were tempted by Satan? On our world. Adam and Eve said no. I was out near the gate of the Lavendish Ranch. Then I watched her from the car as she went into an old mineshaft in the side of the hill. Ten minutes after that, the hill just disappeared. I don't know how it left, whether there was a ship under it or whether there was some other kind of a gadget. All I know is that it's gone and she's gone. And you don't seem too happy about it, huh? It seems to me you might be wasting that long face you're wearing, mooning over a gal that's likely a million miles away by now. What do you mean, Bill? Well, what I mean is, it ain't likely you'll see her again. Oh, I'll see her again. I'll see her five days from today. I'll so. I'll see her in court. You're forgetting. I gave her a ticket for jaywalking. This is Eleanor Powell again.  He is lost, alone, terrified. With all his heart he wants to be with her, to grasp her hand, send her protection in her love, but he can't find her. She's gone and there's nothing he can do in his bewilderment, his loneliness, but cry his heart out.  Well, I think a soul that has lost God must feel very much like that, being out of contact with the one who was love and protection and security. Nowhere to turn, no one to help, nothing to look forward to but to spare. But fortunately, there is a way for us to find God again, and it's very much like the method a child uses to find a parent from whom he has been separated. It's the simple act of calling for him in prayer. Prayer is just talking to God, telling him we need him, telling him we're sorry for ever having left him. You've heard it said on this program that more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Well, it's true. For the saint and for the sinner and for the millions of us who are in between, daily prayer can work a miracle, the miracle of bringing us closer to the God who made us, keeping us secure in the warmth of his love, his protection. And just an added thought, I don't think there's anything more pleasing in the sight of God than a happy family, mother, father, sisters and brothers, working together and of course, playing together in close harmony. Now imagine how much more pleasing that family is to God that joins together each evening in daily family prayer. And believe me, I know it's true. The family that prays together stays together.  Joe Curley and Robert Emlin. The script was written and directed for Family Theatre by Robert Hugh O'Sullivan with music composed and conducted by Harry Zimmerman. This series of Family Theatre broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who feel the need for this type of program, by the mutual network which has responded to this need, and by the hundreds of stars have stayed screen and radio who give so unselfishly of their time and talent to appear on our Family Theatre stage.  This is Tony Lofrano expressing the wish of Family Theatre that the blessing of God may be upon you and your home and inviting you to be with us next week when Family Theatre will present Slaughterhouse Row starring Bula Bondi. Jack Bailey will be your host. Join us, won't you? Family Theatre is broadcast throughout the world and originates in the Hollywood studios of the world's largest network. 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Hello. I've wanted to make this video for a very long time, but it takes a degree of confidence to do this. I don't even know if I'll release this, but I have received a number of comments, very kind comments, saying that they love how my shot looks here on YouTube and asking me how do I light my YouTube videos? How, what lighting do I use to make my YouTube videos? I don't think it's the best, but I've been making lots and lots of little changes. That's another reason why I've not made this video because the changes are happening all the time. So I thought in this video, I'd show you everything. I'm going to take you around. Oh, hello. You're over there. I'm going to show you around the YouTube home studio and I'm going to show you some of the choices that I've made. Maybe you'll make better choices, but this is what I've got. It's a pretty budget setup, but I'm going to walk you through some of the steps I've taken to make the picture warmer because my videos used to look like this and they're good. I was happy with them, but over time, I think I'm happier with how this shot looks right now. I'm very rarely cut to this view where you get to see everything. So I'm going to stay with this view. So if you'll just excuse me on this camera, camera one, we'll come over to camera two. Hello. Ah, come closer because we love you. There you go. So this is the happy heart. This is my YouTube studio. This is my YouTube studio setup. Let's give you a 360 degree tour and I'm going to pick out some of the work entangled up. I'm going to pick out some of the choices that I've made to try and make the picture warmer. So the first thing right here is the first improvement was the Sony ZV-1 camera or ZV-1. I've made a number of videos about that, but that has really improved the picture quality and everything is mostly in focus now, which is a huge help. I don't know if I should show this, but this little thing on the side, when I was growing up, I grew up here in London and Thames television was my local TV station. I wanted one of these Thames television cameras and look, I've managed to get one. I've also got an outside broadcast truck. Again, this isn't quite as good as the real thing. But anyway, we're here for the lighting. The first transformation was the rope lights. I have this rope light around the room. I think it gives it a really nice warm glow. I also have a couple of spotlights. So there are a couple on the wall and there's this battery operated one here just to give me a little kick up on the wall. I really shouldn't be showing this, but the one that really helps me is this one here. It's a waterproof hand light that I got for my GoPro. And the way that works is I just put it there out of shot and it just brings up the armchair. If I cut to this camera, this is what it looks like without the light. The middle of the armchair looks a little dark. So I just give it a little lift there. I don't know if you can tell the difference. I can tell the difference. So no one will ever notice that. And everyone who's missed this video won't know that little secret. Over here, let's pick up the camera. Again, this is a massive change for me. I can turn this light off. This is what the room looks like without the light on. So it does have quite a pronounced effect. What I used to have was an LED strip behind the camera. If I cut back to camera two, I can switch it on. I've got a little switch there. This kind of helped. It got torn. So it's supposed to be two strips there. I don't know if I can get it going. There, while the blue tack holds. This used to be my lighting for some of my videos. I didn't like the lines. It put sort of white lines in my pupils and there was something that looked a bit odd and a bit off with that. So I'll turn that off. And then I bought this panel light here from a supermarket. And it's just a domestic light. But to me, this feels great. This is like a light box. And I have it just off to one side just to hit this side here. And I have another lamp on this side which doesn't make that much difference. It probably helps during the daytime more. But you can see it's a bit too dark without it. So I find it better to just have just a little bit of light there. The hut is in a bit of a state at the moment. The happy hut is a bit of a messy hut. Let's pick out a couple of things. On the bench behind that I usually cover, they're my scripts. So I've got into a habit now of writing out bullet points in Byro just to beat out some of the things that I want to cover on the videos. That's a shot of some of my reference books for my script writing. And over here, I've got more LED lights. I might put another strip at the back. But I got this from IKEA. It's gonna feature on my IKEA Dad channel very soon. It's a foam, sort of padded foam board that I want to use for soundproofing. And I want to put that up on the roof around just to deaden the sound in here a bit. I'm hoping Santa Claus is gonna bring me a new lapel mic. I love this mic. It's the boy at BYM1. I have a whole video explaining why I love this microphone so much. But I'm gonna see if I can upgrade a lapel mic just to see if the sound can be a bit better, a bit warmer. So what do you think? Is this helpful? I absolutely love watching YouTube Home Studio Tours. I've seen my favorites are, you know, from Sarah Deitchie and DSLR Shooter. And my favorite one of all is any video showing behind the scenes at Casey Neistat, obviously. The master of the YouTube Home Studio Tour. But if there's anything you want to see, or if you can see any improvements that you would make to this setup, please leave a comment below. It'd be lovely to hear from you. And leave a link to your Home Studio Tours. I want to see your places as well. If this video is helping, why not give it a thumbs up to let me know? And obviously, if you haven't subscribed yet, as I experiment and tweak further. And right here is what YouTube thinks you should be watching next.


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or our congregations or our organizations to the best destination which is desired by Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. Number one feature of the leadership style of Imam Amir al-Mu'minin is that Imam made us understand that leadership is wasila and not a daya. When you are a leader know that that is not the aim is a means to the aim.  What is the aim? The aim is to please Allah and the aim is to prepare for the reappearance of the Imam of our time. So whoever is holding leadership position within our communities you need to understand that you are not there for your own sake. You are not there for your own selfish interest. You are not there for your own selfish desire but rather you are there reappearance of the Imam of our time. I give example, some companions of Amir al-Mu'minin came to me in Kuva and they said to Imam Amir al-Mu'minin when they entered this house they saw Imam as usual living very simple life. Imam was sitting on a march on a march. So this person told Imam Ali Why are you sitting on a march when the entire Islamic treasury is under you? You have the money under you. Why can't you buy something nice for yourself? Then Imam looked at him and said to him whatever you see with me are the things I brought with me from Madina. Then he said ātā mūrūni ān ātlūban nāsra bil jamrī. Do you want me to seek victory by committing injustice? And you remember our beautiful tradition Imam was saying the beauty of Allah. Imam was saying if you give me the entire continent just for me to sin against Allah for like an atom I will not do that. క్ed కరస ప్ఴక౤gunta�ి .౩ంితుత౅రిందూ .విరోఛి .bajాభావాస noon మ్ా అౘిమస దరధీసిlying what జిమవికౙ. Dylan రఘేనీడ్  Jenkins. よう よし                                                                                to allow my selfish desire and my selfish interest to eat different varieties of food at the expense of the people that I lead. You know, at imam al-sal wa la alla billi imam wa al-hijaz mal la ahada lahu bittu'a aw milqus, allahu akbar. Imam said, baby in Yemen and in Hijaz there are those who don't even have what to eat daily. A'abitu mu butananan wa hawli butoona garthi wa akbaadahirri li amirul mu'mineen wa la ushaarikum fee makarihid dahar. Amirul mu'ni say will I be able to sleep at night when araw me there are neighbors who are going to sleep without food? Will I be happy to be called the amirul mu'mineen when I don't share the pains of their life? So the second quality of the leadership skills of imam al-i is what? Imam had love for his community. Imam would never leave his community behind. That's number two. The third feature of the leadership skills or style of imam al-i is a shafa fear. Imam never had ulterior motive. Imam al-i was genuine in his leadership. Imam would never hide anything from the people that he used to lead. And beautiful in his teachings imam will say wa la kuma alaiya alla ahtajiz adoonakum sirran illa fiham. He said voila it is your right on me not to keep anything secret from you except maybe things that have to do with battles.  So then for the third quality of the leadership of imam amir is what? Imam would never hide anything from the people that he led if it was things that had to do with them. Today you find in our community sometimes our leadership are doing something nobody knows what is happening. You will all of a sudden start seeing things in the community and when you ask a question it becomes a problem. But amir al-muminini had what is called shafa fear. Most of you know Arabic. Shafa fear me said he was very lenient. He would consult them he would approach them in fact Allah in Qur'an advised the willing prophet of Islam to do the same, isn't it? Allah will tell prophets consult them shawiruhum fil amam consult them in the affairs wa fa izaa azamta fatawakal al-Allah but once you have decided and then you depend on Allah. Fourth feature of the leadership skills of Imam Ali is what? Al-Hisaab. Imam was a leader who was accountable leader. Imam amir al-muminini would not spend a sentence or pens of bayt al-mal without informing the people. You know this incident very well when Talha and Zubair visited amir al-muminini Amir had a candle which was lit already. The moment Talha and Zubair entered Imam switched off that candle and lit a new one. So Talha and Zubair look at Imam Ali what's the difference between these two candles? Imam said this one is for bayt al-mal and this one is for my personal and I know you are not coming for anything that has to do with religion you are coming for your own personal thing. This is the leadership of amir al-muminini. Today we have sometimes in our community manis are being spent anyhow and nobody ask the God to ask. You ask, you get labeled from the community. You get jacked out from the community. Amir al-muminini was a leader who accounted for everything that he spent for the sake of Islamic ummah and for the sake of Islamic community. And the last quality of the leadership style of Imam Ali is lots. Amir al-muminini al-i-sala would always regard people's suggestions. If someone would come to Imam with suggestion Imam would not throw the person away. Imam would not belittle the person by telling the person, no, who are you to suggest to me? Imam would always take people's suggestion. In that beautiful tradition Imam said the most intellectual person is the one who joins his mind to that of others. So as a leader you need to always listen to people. Don't just take decision or no, don't chase people away when they come with their suggestion. That is what Amir al-muminini al-i-sala wa al-musallim left for us as a legacy. So therefore brothers and sisters, whoever amongst us is aspiring to become a leader or to lead our community. I'm talking of shee community. I'm talking of our mosques, our usailiyas. Absocks on campuses. Read the leadership's thoughts and style of Imam Amir al-muminini.


What's good Josh the Bull rocks back again with another video so AEW all out is today I am looking for it to check in it out. This will be my first pay-per-view Reaction to AEW live and we will be checking it out on the inner clutch page so I will pin the the link to the Livestream reaction down as the the first comment and Yeah, you guys come join us And check it out with us. We'll be starting it. I want to say 6 645 Central standard time so I'm not sure what it will be for everyone else But 645 central standard time that's when we'll be starting the AEW all-out live stream reaction on the inner clutch page Once again, I'm gonna pin down the link to the video as the first comment in this video But yeah, I don't really know too much what's happening on the card like the other matches But I do know the one match that I think a lot of us are interested in CM Punk versus Darby Allen and I'm not gonna lie to you. This is going to be momentous for One reason this will be the very first time we've seen CM Punk in a wrestling ring in like over seven years and The real intriguing question is does CM Punk still have it? Does he have the capabilities to still go like he did so many years ago and Darby Allen is at his prime. He is Becoming an AEW favorite this I know I don't even have to watch the product But I can the times I have seen the product and just people reviewing the AEW product They always speak highly of Darby Allen and that is dope So I don't even have to be aware of what's going on on a weekly basis But I do know Darby Allen is a fan favorite Especially in AEW so I think this is momentous for Darby Allen as well because He's going to be going one-on-one with CM Punk He's gonna be the very first person to ever face CM Punk since his return and that that's something He will always have this is the biggest moment in his career. No doubt about it facing CM Punk I In his in ring debut will read debut, you know, he hasn't wrestled in so long So to see this in a wrestling ring to see him in a wrestling ring again with an up-and-coming talent I think that's dope Another question is who do you book to witness? I'm gonna be honest with you. I think you book CM Punk to witness I think they put on a good match. I know Darby Allen is gonna sell Incredibly it makes him put look like a million bucks But I think you have CM Punk witness.  The crowd is gonna be crazy It's gonna be the pop alone is just gonna be monstrous You have a win it you have a winning you have the crowd be happy to see him You have the crowd go home happy not to say him losing to Darby Allen wouldn't you know Entertain the crowd and I don't think he's gonna make the crowd go home mad But I think if you're really gonna make this return great Have him with it Darby Allen can take a loss to see him punk in his very first in-ring debut It would be crazy if they swerved everybody and had Darby Allen when that would be insane But I think they're trying to build CM Punk, you know in a way where he's a formidable opponent not just the hype, you know So Darby Allen can take this loss even though I think this is this match is gonna make Darby Allen Look like a million bucks. I think this is gonna make him look like a million bucks I think CM Punk is gonna really put over Darby Allen as well I think they're gonna put each other over it, you know, so in my personal opinion, I would definitely have Darby Allen lose I wouldn't of course not no squash fashion Not like not like on no beyond Cabela and Becky Lynch type stuff like have them have a back and forth You don't really know who's gonna win but ultimately have CM Punk hit the GTS put Darby Allen to sleep and Win the match man And then you could potentially start some next few to I'd really be interested to see who else he fused with You know after Darby Allen. So yeah, that's how I would book it I would have CM Punk win tonight Just so you know the fans can really get that pop He can kind of you know Get in a groove of things granny. He can do that taking a loss But I just think from a story perspective. It'll be better if he did come back and won his first match back I think that would be pretty cool. So comment down below Let me know if you guys agree with my booking on this having CM Punk win Or do you think it should be something different and have Darby Allen win, you know And I don't want any interference in this match. Please just let them to have at it No interference just them to going at it That's why I like the fact that Sting said on the go-home show on Dynamite that he's not even gonna be involved He's gonna be you know supporting Darby But he's gonna remove himself from it because he wants this to just be them to and I'm all for it So comment down below. Let me know you guys think CM Punk will win or do you guys think? Dar Darby Allen will be booked to win this. I would love to get your thoughts and opinions on that I'm looking for it to the live stream reaction with the bros on the in the clutch page Like I said, I'm gonna pin down the link to the video To the live stream reaction so you guys can go there and wait and you know saying we can have a discussion on the chat And it will be starting 645 Central standard time our time 645 central standard time So make sure you guys join us on a live stream reaction stream Um live stream reaction stream. I don't know why I said stream twice I'm just excited man because this is gonna be great for wrestling. I appreciate y'all kicking it with me I see y'all on the next one. Peace