Oh, uh, uh, uh,

uh, uh, uh, how,

uh,

uh, how, uh, I've been listening to your de ruse like from the beginning of my Islam journey and I have a few questions like two questions.

I'm going to try to keep it short.

First of I'm a daia as well and I have a team here, I give lessons.

I just repeat what I learned for my teachers,

I'm D'Ila, and I want to ask you, like you are, for example, a role model to me, a living

role model, al-ma bertic, me Allah bless you.

And I want to ask you like if you have advice on this journey like

which mistakes should a daia avoid if we want to be successful like what are the things you would avoid if you have started new again?

I would have spent a lot more time on learning yeah like I would have, so that would be probably the one of the big ones.

And I would have appreciated the value of collaborative learning. What that means is when I

learn something from a teacher, I learn it, I learn it to the best of my ability but I do my own research and my own

investigating and my own asking questions and then sometimes I end up finding

that what my teacher shared with me I'm not so convinced of it.

So I need to learn from multiple sources before I am absolutely because that well when I'm going

to share something with someone I have to be I can't just rely on one person

I need to be able to say I did justice to my examination before I talked about something.

There are suras in the Quran right now that I don't talk about

because I haven't done my work.

I've studied them, I've studied the Tefs of see but that's not enough work so like my biggest

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