Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, Microsoft, how are you?

What's your actual question?

My actual question is from my mother.

I will read it just for you it's about my you can say my great father my grandfather

I will just read what my father is one of our relatives who is in his 70s joined some group of people who don't believe in her decent of seer.

The group tries understand Quran with the help of dictionary,

hence coming out with weird explanations. They don't believe in prayer or fasting or

hutch. He proudly calls a Munkoreadiz. Now the problem is that he tries to convince other

family members also to accept this theory. The family tries to convince other family members also to accept his theory. The family

tries to avoid arguing with him as he's an old man. My question is that how should

the family deal with the issue? We really want to see him on the right path. The problem is he also we had here a Pakistani festival

here so Eit Mille Bartit and he also tried to go there on stage and tell everybody his view of the religion.

Okay, he's perfectly within his rights to express his view on the religion, but you are within your rights to educate yourselves

in proper on study and to show him the wrongness of his arguments intellectually. You don't have to, and the only way you can do that is if you

educate yourselves a little bit on, you know, so, you know, people like that, they develop very strong views but when they when they you know and

the dictionary is clearly not enough to study the Quran and what's he going to do with so many places

in the Quran, which are saying opposite things

that we understand through context, in context,

and historical context, and it's necessary to understand you know the placement so I think

the idea behind it is the Quran is supposed to be simple so I just gonna

everyone should figure it out for themselves and that's an extreme that at the end of

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