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Brother Mohammed Hijab speaks to some visiting Agnostic Girls about if the universe can actually come about by chance but before Hijab could explain , the girl walks off because Mohammed Hijab
explained he cant shake hands as part of the respect in islam.
*Request to all to please not abuse or swear in comments, Dawah is to invite not to insult. Jazak Allah Khair
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