-: Islamically, you know, there's a, there's a
the traditional of prophet's most honest enemy says,
paradise paradise, that's, you know
like I think Christians going to heaven, but we
make a distinction between heavens in skies and so forth.
We're having paradise
it's surrounded by hardship
and hellfire is surrounded by ease.
So you, you, you know, you know, Islam
Tries to instill in you, they feel going through
hardship, you're actually going through that
Veil to paradise that in order to get to paradise
you have to go through hardship.
So, you know, Guantanamo,
if you said to me, you know, you know what
you know, do you want to go to Guantanamo?
It isn't any of the central, you don't have a choice.
I would say, no, I would say no, I'd say that I don't know.
I, you know, I would never want to go to Guantanamo
you know, as human beings, that's how we are.
But sometimes God doesn't give us the choice.
And, you know, the, the positive thing that comes out
of Guantanamo I guess, is, is that, you know, you go
through hardship and then you realize for me, it's been
Right now, I look at
I look at the world in a different way.
I really
It's like, it's like the veil has been lifted off the world.
And what I see, you know
what the world is, it is about, it is pain.
It is suffering.
Guantanamo is the real face of, of, of, of
the world and life.
That's, that's how I see it.
Coming back that veil has been placed back
and I'm expected to like accept society as though, you know
things like Guantanamo Bay aren't happening or
you know, even worse.
But I can't do that because I've seen beyond the veil.