#57: Yahya Buisir Talks Marriage, Jinn Stories, TikTok and Travel (Ft.

[@The3Muslims]

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[@istriver.]

OH MY GOD!! Yesss, Dawah Man is Here next 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@A-Pro100]

The man the myth the legend aka dawahman is coming next. Probs biggest guest yet imo. The guy was the talk of KZbin dawah for an entire decade

[@phoenixknight8837]

Barakallahu feekum my Brothers!

[@sadatkhan2012]

Bring Ertugul Gazi (Engin Altan Duzyatan) and ask him about Horse riding. 🤣 I would stop playing RDR2 after that....

[@matheen8574]

Definitely bring yahya for a part 2, mans got lot more wisdom.

[@salamaat945]

InchAllah

[@nominaseh]

Listening to this guy talking is so pleasing!! You need to bring him more... He talks in a way that most of youth will understand...one of the best episodes for me!!

[@zinebchebihi5386]

I'm myself from Germany, and wish to meet like minded people. I still believe religious people with strong beliefs exist. Mashallah after this podcast I got more motivated to put more effort in looking for the meaning of Quran and not just reading or reciting it. May Allah guide us all and keep our hearts clean and open to memorize Qoran. Amine 🤲

[@yourdivorcedmom5288]

Hey do you live in Germany ?? Are you a muslim ?

[@yourdivorcedmom5288]

I am muslim too just want to know how Germans treat muslims

[@amatullahsu]

12:05 'The Quran was revealed to be acted upon. Instead, people took its recitation as the required deed.' ~ Hasan Al Basri

[@dbr295]

Hasan Al Basri the OG Mutazilite 👌

[@amatullahsu]

@@dbr295 'Bring forth your evidence if you are truthful'

[@ekapurwanita6258]

it's rare an Arab bro or muslim guys in general don't care about who they gonna married (in terms of background), Thank you for bringing that Yahya. That really basic character that every human being should have.

[@al.mm.]

The3Muslims and Yahya are a crazy mix that we would like to watch more. So much knowledge, sympathy and different options of opinions on topics is what we need. Thank you guys so much. Ps: Part 2 with Yahya would be so much fun.

[@agatsuma22]

Talking about mothers: the BACKBONE of our society. Such a lovely convo between you brothers. It is indeed like you have said: daughters feel a special bond to their fathers (first man they potentially "fall in love" with) and sons with their mom which is also a reason why kids with strong parents need longer time to vet hahaha because we got so high standards ALHAMDULILLAH. Barakallahu feekum.

[@jubairomar2676]

Please, don't be like the disbelievers stating things that aren't a)true or b) not mentioned in Qur'an and Hadiths. Where did you find that mothers are backbones of our society.

[@agatsuma22]

@@jubairomar2676 Bismillah. Assalamu aleykum - Every society is made up of blocks of family units. The stronger each block is, the stronger the structure of the society. Families are thus the building blocks upon which rests the fate of society. For the development of good families, the mother plays a vital role. Many women today have aspirations of progress in their careers, and degrees in various fields. However it is indisputable that the most important achievement of a mother is the raising of sensible, virtuous children who will then move on to build other strong blocks for society. It has been said that it is easy to bear children but it is difficult to raise them well. In that lies the challenge for all mothers. A Muslim mother has a valued and dignified role. Her contribution is acknowledged and appreciated. A mother commands great respect from her family. She is to be obeyed, and venerated. The Qur’anic verses which talk about the rights of parents include the mother. However the Holy Prophet (S) has enjoined goodness to the mother even before the father. A man once came for advice to him, as to who he should be good to. The Prophet (S) advised him to do good to his mother again. Three times the man asked, and three times the Prophet (S) told him to do good to his mother. At the fourth time, the Prophet (S) told him to do good to his father. This well-known story clearly illustrates the position of the mother in Islam. The famous hadith of the Holy Prophet (S) says: Jannat lies under the feet of the mothers. A woman came to the Holy Prophet (S) and asked why going for Jihad was not obligatory on women. She was afraid that women were barred from achieving the great reward for those who fought and died in the way of the Almighty. The Prophet (S) explained to her that a woman was a fighter in Allah’s way from the time she became pregnant up to the time she delivered, and from the time she began breast-feeding till the time she stopped. If she died during that period, her position would be that of a martyr. To raise a virtuous child is one of the greatest good deeds. It continues to bring reward even after death. Allah says in Sura Luqman: And We have enjoined man in respect of his parents - his mother bears him with faintings upon faintings, and his weaning takes two years - saying : “Be grateful to Me and to both your parents, to Me is the eternal coming. (31:14) And in Sura Ahqaf He says: And We have enjoined on man doing of good to his parents; with troubles did his mother bear him and with troubles did she bring him forth; and the bearing and the weaning of him was thirty months. (46:15) In both the above verses, although both parents are mentioned, the mother is singled out as she bears a greater responsibility and ultimately a greater reward. Two mothers are mentioned by name in the Qur’an. When Maryam (a), the mother of Isa (a) suffered the pangs of childbirth, she wished she was dead. She was all alone and worried about what was about to happen to her. At that time Allah consoled her and told her not to grieve. She was provided with fresh dates and water. She was also told to fast for three days by abstaining from talk, and Allah made the baby talk to prove that he was a miraculous baby (19:23-26). The mother is shown concern and consideration for her state. Allah does not abandon her, or reprove her by telling her that she is privileged to give birth to a Prophet. Although that was true, motherhood entails great difficulty, a fact recognized by the Qur’an. Another mother mentioned by the Qur’an is the mother of Prophet Musa (a). When she was told to put her baby in the river, she was given an assurance that the baby would be returned to her. Allah knows the love of the mother, and knows it is difficult to give away one’s child. When the baby was picked up by Firawn’s wife, he refused to suck the milk of any foster mother. Prophet Musa’s sister then suggested that they try her mother. Mother and baby unite, and Allah’s promise was fulfilled. (Sura TaHa 37-40) When a baby is born, he is totally unaware of the outside world. The mother plays an important part in introducing him to the world. The outlook that the child will form towards life depends a lot on the mother. His attitude, his views - religious or otherwise- his perspective on life and its goals, will all be gained from her. Eventually he will mature and perhaps form his own changed views, but the initial years and what he learns in them will always have a lasting impression on his mind. Since the mother is the most important person in the life of a child, she is greatly revered. Her habits and behavior become a model for the child. Whatever the child observes from her, such as her housekeeping habits, her manners, her relationships with others, the way she spends money, and in general her lifestyle, will all undoubtedly affect the child’s character. A mother is said to be better than a hundred teachers. Her emotional strengths and weaknesses are an example for the child, and will be followed for many years to come even though all of it may not be worthy. People have been reported to be following their mother’s ways even when they know the mothers were wrong. It is almost like an unconscious reaction, and it takes effort to behave differently. Thus mothers have an important task of setting forth a good example. It may seem difficult, even impossible. Many mothers think it too great a burden to be acting near perfect all the time, even in the familiarity of their own homes. However it is a good training. What mothers will change in themselves for their children will become a habit, and will lead to a real change. It is not perfection that Islam demands from mothers, but a willingness to accept the responsibility of modeling good acceptable behavior, InshaAllah te ala.

[@jubairomar2676]

@@agatsuma22 Walaikum Salam Why did you post all of these hadiths about mothers instead of showing where exactly you got your so called "backbone of society" from?

[@agatsuma22]

@@jubairomar2676 Assalamu aleykum, thank you for asking. I wanted to highlight the importance of Mothers in general, backed up by Quran and Ahadith. The term 'backbone' is derived from exactly those points. It is simple: without no good Mothers, we got no good children and therefore no society =no Ummah. All good leaders of Islam had good Mothers in the first place. Allah has created us with different responsibilities. Mothers to nurture human souls and raise future generations and fathers to provide for and to protect the family + building societies. Does this make sense? If you are interested in more, you are invited to watch the video from Brother Gabriel of the immense importance of Mothers especially in a functional muslim family structure by taking care of the whole home and nurture situation (not like the western propaganda): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX7OfaaEeZhpiqs Ps: All videos of Brother Gabriel are very enlightning especially for this time of degeneration of our societies. He is a long-term school principal of an Islamic school, islamic marriage councilor and therapist, also a brilliant teacher in the first place and a true follower of Ahlul-Sunna wa Jamaat. May Allah protect all of us and allow us to become His best Servants, ameen.

[@jubairomar2676]

@@agatsuma22 Walaikum Salam.. Backbone symbolises strength and stability. Al-Nisa are neither. They've been described as "deficient in intelligence" in one hadith and in another "crooked" like a bent rib (from which they were created) This is exactly why I asked you the question.

[@hayat__x]

The half Muslim thing made me die laughing, 😂😭😭💀 but it’s honestly such a shame that so many of our youth shy away from Islam due to the society we live in. Allah protect us all. Alhumdulliah Allah has bought change in you, for you to be able to recognise otherwise. 🙌

[@findyourpeace6740]

First time i'm hearing someone else make that dua "May Allah swt use us and not replace us", Allahumma Aamiin

[@Onlineintrovert]

I don’t have any social media besides KZbin. I’m really glad I found your podcast as well as Yahya’s channel. Maa shaa Allah may Allah bless your efforts.

[@The3Muslims]

Might have to get Instagram to follow @the3muslims now - Faiyad

[@Onlineintrovert]

@@The3Muslims lol the possible fitan isn’t worth it for me. I’ll support the KZbin channel though.

[@aymanus04]

@@Onlineintrovert fitan? U women also have fitna? What for example?

[@marissa3415]

@@aymanus04 i mean Instagram is still full of music and inappropriate/indecent images on the explore page so I get her point

[@aymanus04]

@@marissa3415 yes it is true, i totally agree, but i just think it is harder for men, cause there are many inappropriate pictures of women, wether with or without hijab, i think women dont have this problem, or prove me wrong, maybe i dont know, what kind of fitans are there except music for women

[@mariaibk1]

Live gang here ☝🏻

[@The3Muslims]

Make yourself at home - Faiyad

[@fathimamaryam168]

Definitely Worth the 1 hour 🙌🏻 topics were all factsss 💯

[@The3Muslims]

Thanks for joining us - Faiyad

[@aymanus04]

It is very good to quote hadiths and recite some Quran verses, this i good, we know u guys aren't sheikh, but this shouldn't stop u to recite and read more, dont feel like ur showing off while quoting verses and hadith, we need more of this

[@AhmedQuthb]

I come from a background where Cultural Muslims take this Ni’mah for granted and seeing People like Yahya really gives a pause in my heart. Subhan Allah His Parents are his worthiest amānah. May Allah ﷻ Protect & Safeguard all our Parents. Allahuma Āmīn:)

[@mo_malik9067]

Yahya is the type of brother i would love to be friends with مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ. Wisdom upon wisdom!

[@amatullahsu]

Morning and Evening Adhkar can be found in the Hisnul Muslim (The Fortress of The Muslim) Dua No. 27

[@footballmania-zu9zy]

we need part 2 please brother this man literally change my life

[@amatullahsu]

Allahuma Barik! It's really beautiful seeing people like Yahya that have clearly spent quality time with the Quran. He's a great example for all of us and a motivation to memorise the Quran..

[@agatsuma22]

SubhanAllah, what a passionate and well-advised young good-looking brother we got over here. MashaAllah. Could listening to him all day & night. Brothers, you really did me a favor by inviting him to your show. Still believing in good brothers alhamdulillah. It is like he said: patience and nasib. May we all be blessed by Allahs mercy and strive to be the best Servants and spouses to our future hubbies. #marriagematerial #learnQuran #kalAllahkalRasulluhi #patreonfamily Edit: I am intrigued by his character, so mashaAllah again. Whishing that more brothers like him were existing in Germany :D His take on nationalism and his passion about Islam in general is just so so inspiring. Khayr inshaAllah. JazakAllahu khayran and Assalamu aleykum. #freelancerlife

[@The3Muslims]

Barak Allah feek - Faiyad

[@matthewzavadil]

Such a good video, please bring Yahya back for a part two!

[@Fatimahsukor]

Yahya talking about the Quran so passionately, makes me motivated to learn the arabic language and read the Quran more. Thank you for the beautiful podcast

[@sameerchaudhry8854]

This was an amazing podcast with Yahya, please have him back on if you.

[@no-handlleee]

yahya for part 2 pls!!!!

[@themariamtherese]

we need a part 2 please!!!

[@shiiwaa97]

bring yahya for part 2

[@hayat__x]

Here from Yahya’s channel, only 5 min in but enjoying it 🙌

[@lejlasadikovic7337]

Just finished the podcast, it was very interesting and I really enjoyed it! MashAllah! ☺️

[@The3Muslims]

Alhumdulillah - Faiyad

[@photofarid9425]

may Allah grant yahya a pious spouse that's best for him

[@arya1754]

Can't believe Faiyad is Bengali! I agree with Yahya that he looks half African! Allah (swt) created us all unique mashallah.

[@youtubeowl9544]

Is he Somali? I think I remember him mentioning that in reply to a comment.

[@arya1754]

@@youtubeowl9544 No he's actually bengali

[@youtubeowl9544]

@@arya1754 Yeah, i just heard him say so himself.

[@hibatuadam2777]

Beautiful podcast. Maashallah. Always nice to hear from Yahya. More episodes 💖

[@Dr.Gheait]

This is definitely the best episode I've ever listened to🖤✨

[@امالكرامالسيد]

A reminder for u gays to do part 2 with Yahya ... جزاكم الله خيراً

[@ayy5848]

May Allah bless our brother Yahya man. Wallahi he made me reflect on so much while putting a smile on my face with his personality. This video was more of a benefit than I could imagine. May Allah bless our brothers from the 3Muslims aswell. We need to see Yahya on the podcast again ان شاء الله !!

[@farhandipp6177]

depressing how faiyad never smiles

[@The3Muslims]

♥️ - Faiyad

[@fiza8232]

the intense, soul searching gaze tho

[@istriver.]

@@fiza8232 Loooool

[@certifiedruff]

Podcast keeps getting better and better Allah’humma Barek👏🏾 Need to jump on the patreon soon🤔👌🏾

[@The3Muslims]

Yes akhi, grab those exclusive videos and early KZbin ep access in sha Allah - Faiyad

[@Miim11]

Just reminding you to bring this guy again :) the wisdom that he got !!!!

[@ruunmohamed1530]

It’s very important to read the morning and evening and after every salah aytul kursi and also to read surah baqara every day.

[@Spec-b1e]

Mashallah Yahya and T3M never would've thought.

[@ahu2641]

Allahumabarik this brother right off the bat with that energy😂

[@UmmMuhammad1234]

Man at least Fayaad smiled Bring Yahya moreeeeee cause its so inspiring to see someone so young and wise

[@ricohashim4542]

wallahi i love yall for the sake of allah podcast is really great 💪🏾

[@muhaa]

May Allah love you back akhii

[@footballmania-zu9zy]

part 2 we need

[@aymanus04]

YAHYA should be the 4th musketeer

[@idasan1290]

Woahhh MashaAllah there was so so much wisdom in this video. Jazakallah Khairan brothers. May Allah SWT grant you both beneficial knowledge and accept all your Duas, Ameen

[@The3Muslims]

Barak Allah feek sis - Faiyad

[@photofarid9425]

This podcast is amazing MashAllah may Allah reward u all immensly

[@The3Muslims]

Jazakallah my brother - Anghel

[@solodolo4235]

Rami with the new lights, yessir, more improvements to come Inshallah

[@arya1754]

33:05 i completely agree- never was able to listen to music for the same reason!

[@sumayajabbar]

Come on Yahya!!! I always learn so much from Yahya! and btw I love your travelling videos especially when you commentate along with it so calming. Big love from the UK!

[@1MeaningfulLife]

I thought this "Mary only your own" was only Somali thing but it seems like it's across-the-board

[@IbnMurrah]

Nahh it’s everywhere 🤣🤣 But I can see why though because marrying your own will make the families understand each other better and things just go smoother.

[@samiraali4260]

It really depends on your family . As a Somali myself my family always choose deen over culture .

[@1MeaningfulLife]

@@samiraali4260 people are just opening up and thats a good thing, but we know majority of the people are not like your family. Even those who prefer their own, ultimately agrees with their children choose. So i hope all Muslims will choose Islam over cultur.

[@samiraali4260]

@@1MeaningfulLife hence why practicing the deen would make them open minded . Marriage became hard and zina became easy . It is pretty sad wallah . Some culture do honour killings which is haram you can force your daughter against her wills .

[@lubnaashker5476]

Subahanallah the way the money was raised so fast

[@The3Muslims]

Allahu Akbar - Faiyad

[@anisahh501]

Asalam alaikum warahmatullah. Cannot explain how beneficial this was. Allah reward you all.

[@uaabd7430]

Watching from da states 🇺🇸

[@mustaphas4910]

may الله allows us to travel and for it to benefit us.

[@DE-zp2xf]

It’s not Yahya if he doesn’t tell you to like the video🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌 Very beneficial podcast brothers, May Allah reward you for your efforts 👍

[@areeneid]

BarakaAllahu feekum 🙌🏽 great episode and great guestt

[@The3Muslims]

Wa iyaak sis - Faiyad

[@officialyusra]

please do an episode with yahya

[@umaimafahim8729]

PART 2 PLEASEEEEEEEEE

[@marayam_xo]

an amazing podcast. loved it!

[@The3Muslims]

Alhumdulillah - Faiyad

[@kowsarismail]

if a guy is a mama's boy, it is definitely NOT A RED FLAG, at least to me. when a guy loves his mom and treats her with respect, he would also do the same for his wife. I am saying this from experience, I am not married but ALX I have got amazing parents. My dad is the definition of a mama's boy and not just to his mom but to his dad as well alx. The way he treats my mom is exceptional masha allah and that just shows me the upbringings and the values he has as a muslim man, so back to your question, Being a mama's boy is a blessing not a red flag.

[@meamaaaaa]

the online definition of a mama's boy isnt the one who loves and respects his mum, but rather who can't make their own decisions and don't have their own opinions and go to their mum for EVERYTHING even if the matter should only be between him and his wife, he still takes his mums word for it.

[@ruunmohamed1530]

It’s important to read after each salah ayatul kursi and surah ikhlas

[@yasmineazaatout9707]

اللهم استعملنا ولا تبدلنا يا رب😭

[@lubnaashker5476]

This was so inspiring I just realised how much I can do and I keep neglecting subhanallah It’s crazy how it all happens because Allah plans it to happen to you He gave me a second chance and showed me what’s right Jazakallah khair for this May Allah bless you guys

[@salam169]

JazakaALLAH Qayran brothers such a beautiful and beneficial podcast May we benefit and take heed from the reminders and guidance given on this podcast. I love you brothers for the sake of ALLAH. May we meet in the highest levels of JANNAH. AMEEN. I watched brother yahyas umrah video SubhanaALLAH I loved it, I never thought you brothers would know each other SubhanaALLAH ALLAH is able to do all things and is the best of planners.

[@The3Muslims]

Allah humma barik we love you too for His sake - Faiyad

[@allaaltaweel6303]

Beautiful podcast ❤️

[@fatimaaajalloh2695]

Here to stay inshallah

[@anisahh501]

Oh and agree, part 2 with Yahya again please

[@randomhuman5298]

A banger like always. 👍🏽

[@sadatkhan2012]

I need to slow my playback speed this time ⏲️

[@OfAndalu5]

ما شاء الله!

[@alihourag5070]

Baraka Allahu feekum. May Allah make possible to be a second part. Ameen.

[@7ou7ou16]

For clarification : the story of Bilal and abu dar رضي الله عنهم has a lot of discussion between scholars of Islam wether is authentic or not I mean it's better not to use

[@Yahyabuisir]

Going to look into this thank you for raising that up

[@7ou7ou16]

@@Yahyabuisir no problem بارك الله فيك

[@hayat__x]

Yes, you are partially correct, we were taught by our respected teacher that it was not specifically Hadhrat Bilal, but a slave, (which could’ve meant Bilal RA), and it was not said as a insult of colour/ethnicity but rather status. (Some ulama say by referring to the mother it was not status but ethnicity) والله اعلم

[@hayat__x]

The hadeeth is in صحيح بخاري I will try my best to find it in next few days IA, and let you know about the actual reference. ان شاء الله

[@fatimamasood48]

The live gang is here❤

[@The3Muslims]

Welcome - Faiyad

[@iammalesi1485]

This was an intuitive and informative video MashAllah, I love it.

[@aislynnhope]

there’s a difference between a mamas boy and a man who respects his mother 😭

[@xxsou4547]

AMAZING CONTENT!🖤

[@Andromeda2976]

Could really relate on this, thankyou hmdl

[@umme-kulthumm.2937]

Enjoyed the podcast a lot!

[@mariamjama1708]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته may Allah almighty bliss you all guys

[@matheen8574]

Very interesting podcast

[@aliay2743]

I could never get on with my husband. Always fights. I divorced him. He had the wrong friends. My private life was being discussed with his friends. How do I know? His best friend committed suicide on Eid, his wife told me she too had severe problems. She knew everything about my private life and his friend was telling his wife. These men were conversing about their wives to each other. Alhamdullilah I divorced him not knowing this. Allah revealed that some people are closer to Shaitan than their loved ones.

[@DuniaAmin]

Ma shaa Allah just added this to my rewatch list 🤌🏼

[@Yahyabuisir]

4th

[@HichamLouazri]

I'm watching now. It must be fun

[@ruunmohamed1530]

My Allah protect us all from seen and unseen

[@ruunmohamed1530]

MashaAllah tabarakallah

[@nabeelimam]

السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ Here earlyyy

[@The3Muslims]

Let’s go - Faiyad

[@botladola]

Faiyad got the best jawline I've ever seen on a bengali. Whats the secret?

[@The3Muslims]

Bro what - Faiyad

[@botladola]

@@The3Muslims you know what I mean. Mans got that light skin beard. I'm jelly.

[@Muslim-og3vc]

based

[@The3Muslims]

💯 - Faiyad

[@AminaQamar1]

May Allāh reward you all 😁

[@aymanus04]

EPICCCC

[@riyana3752]

Why are you guys not talking 💀

[@inspired4175]

1:11:10 Just a quick correction. It wasn’t the Prophet (peace be upon him), but Abdullah ibn Umar who said that to the man. “Abu Burdah reported: Ibn Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, watched a Yemeni man circling the House while carrying his mother on his back, saying, ‘I am her humble camel. If her mount is scared, I am not scared.’ Then he said, ‘O Ibn Umar, do you think I have repaid her?’ Ibn Umar said, ‘No, not even for a single pang of pregnancy.’” Source: al-Adab al-Mufrad 10 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Albani

[@The3Muslims]

Jazakallah khair for the correction, may Allah forgive me

[@aatif7518]

@@The3Muslims Assalamu alaikum fayad Are you Bengali?

[@hadinaseem6996]

mashallah

[@user-ld1xs5bc6g]

why is most of the videos in my recommendation is about marriage?!?! youtube improve your home page pls

[@The3Muslims]

Issa sign - Faiyad

[@user-ld1xs5bc6g]

@@The3Muslims its bullying

[@aryomuhammad1638]

@@user-ld1xs5bc6g 😂

[@xplayerfireone]

HEY T3MUSLIM BROTHERS. It would be nice if you could change the color of the frame of the Thumbnail, to make the Thumbnail Progressbar visible. This way we could see if we watched so and so Podcast of you guys.

[@The3Muslims]

Progress bar is an overlay so check out our videos, skip to a few mins in, close it and refresh on our channel and you’ll still see the progress - Faiyad

[@tayyibahtape8775]

Aslm. Shukran for the informative podcast. I have a question on the eyebrow thing though. I've heard that its haraam to shape the eyebrows but its fine to clean it? What's your thoughts on this?

[@The3Muslims]

Walaikum assalam warahmatullahi wabarakatu, we’re not qualified to give fatwas so please consult a sheikh in sha Allah. Barak Allah feek - Faiyad

[@amatullahsu]

1:12:00 It's a red flag if he can't function without his mum. The unhealthy type of relationship between the mother and son. Yes defo a red flag 1:12:40Exactly Rami

[@maathalan.2010]

The most common punishment for blasphemers was capital punishment through hanging or stoning, justified by the words of Leviticus 24:13-16. Then the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, "Bring out of the camp the one who cursed, and let all who heard him lay their hands on his head, and let all the congregation stone him. (Rest In Hell)

[@maazsedu5256]

Where's Aanghel?

[@The3Muslims]

🙋🏿‍♂️ - Anghel