The Importance of Radical Secularization

When I was in Georgetown in the 90s, we had a slam awareness week every year. It was always a Dawa table. You were always passing out like Dawa pamphlets. Now it's become like Muslim appreciation week. Totally secularized big difference. We're not celebrating ourselves as a community. This is about this is about la ilaha ala Muhammadun Rasul al-A'an. When you turn it into okay, we're celebrating Muslim achievements,. No, we're not celebrating Muslim achievements. Right. So radical secularization, like we need to regain that spirit. Islam is not a race.Islam is not a, and we're not a minority community.