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zero gravity. just a little bit out. of my house. how do you. live there and i met the school. right on the talent show called talent show. why don't we get together and it was going to be like that like me saying thank. you. we perform together as possible government for years before we killed it. because my son my. son when i hit the house i grew up in a household where my mom is extremely religious. champion that i went to was very

poor you go to most all kinds of course they are buried i believe. in. so i was very used to hearing music that was about praise but that was very positive so that definitely impacted on my idea what music is supposed to be about . and the classic you can slice and poke a stick. when they are alive like we've always been on the spiritual journey to we've been seeking something and i think a person for whom it was a kind of natural continuation of that journey and that search that's kind of a boys together in the first place our kind of question for the truth you know what is the earthquake below like when the earthquake what were made again let me

whether. it would be disturbed. are you looking for as well so why are you with some of the. ok so it's not finished at all and i remember like this before the the he is create it's great lights illustrates the levels of hate he made i was not aware the argument of light means that been around or anything like that in tow i have embrace islam. many many years ago when i met this muslim lady she said to me that the basics is that you have to cover your head and of course you know you have to wear the the the the loose clothes as well which you guys do because you don't want people to see you know your sexual out like yeah so of course and that's also i suppose to keep you know in conspicuous right and then suddenly you got on stage. and i thought that is the

goal isn't it is it just may or the conflict in some hell there's obviously people to follow a very strict kind of possibility for the what we do is also into miscible and they will message us weekly on facebook why do you do this when you know that what you do is forbid you know and i would like. if it was a bit and i wouldn't want to have someone like e-mailed us and say what you do this but didn't you go into how would you send people to hell is highly disrespectful and it is offensive an answer it is long the term that is used is horrible so basically what they're saying is that i think music is the is condemning it's to help basically for most of us when we think about hip hop and we think about snoop dogg in the ninety's you think about he's videos know the rest of it and it's very very sexual in the i mean but he you are you gals are in that music genre if you like and of course you know sexuality should not come into play because your muslim

converts to me hip hop has never been this kind of sexual to the rocketry art form i know it exists within and within the spectrum of hip hop but it's not helpful to me. to go somewhere so we have no manager we have no money and we've just got like a lot of passion and a lot of faith. you. suddenly were like all over the world it's been a slow while you know this. it's beyond even what i could have even imagine you raise your awareness please make some noise going going to kill him a. this is ok q but to most a chick my kid can back you must be puppets number one eight. hundred to one complexion don't go to come over to the kitchen to get told if they can make or you

will be. back but why don't you just take the job ahead. of you. that is just like you know quite like me to pay the bills will be killed before you can buy the idea like this like. there are many life overlaps between hip hop and islamic culture. i think for the complementary. wow i did and all of these for you i live heaven right now because someone like islamic smells like. the black man the my how about what you learned that was. all plastic let's hope that moment. yeah it was

just. one day when i got married what my husband was a ok. i'm not really know my islam outside of being married. when he grateful that i did meet someone new who compatible with you know so let me be an artist never been so he's been a constable with more than two men say it's by really think because he's also in awe isc. yeah so i don't want to fish on them but you don't need no more you know but i have to cook and it's a lot of trouble with that. boil it up to get the whole head of. the ball who are a bit and you know roy. i enjoyed living with sakineh mohammadi they were like ok to be year because music you know wet with each other was like you know best friends are like little mix of

them i think was a little bit much to both of us as well so this is good. sometimes unfortunately when you convert to islam. is that if you get married now i've had situations where you know i was speaking to barbers and they quite clearly said if you quit what you do there now are you it is it's harder but i mean it's just like if i wasn't on stage i probably wouldn't find the right person. i feel that by that i was done to be and the problem may be i'm not done simply share my world with the not things like a dream so far but wait remember when you came his day or would have done it's a field this way for so long that this candidate backpack a job in it was the reason we went with the band is that burning them is still very much an enormous sum and the power as you know that's. the only place that i've

heard you says if you have music as bradford said there might be some sensitivity versus just performing to music like there was in the pool. maybe guys to do a spoken word. it's up to you guys really you know you know you're dependent i mean i just think that market is a general rule of of music and then that's fine if i just don't think it's it's bad that i tell you very clearly with a sense of very very little it's around it's writing of course it's going to tell you straight if the problem is the sisters so we're going to change it because i don't have a problem with the sisters and maybe they didn't understand the whole message or market so there's very little is a relative that markham gazes here free of voice to the women are kind of an awkward should be to try to engage and the people would know dissipate made a tool for the older people they're going to die for. a while between the older generation and younger generation who will be all ready for them is love and hear

what they have in breath but that is what is this is too crazy to go we cannot force our lives in the music. nobody believes we want the flyer plates and the sayings some of the band's music oh so that's where the series is this is almost a we always say know what events and this is all follow this or that this is what and company this is i mean if we're going down with like oh you know. now he's willing to do this or what have you done that thing to them they're absolutely right what you think about music being around what you think about when they form and it's right. when i converted to islam i see the biggest concern obviously was a role of women cultures and societies of the story it's long for their own kind of you know men have used it in

a way to oppress women but that's not why law said and that's not what the prophet peace be upon him left behind. the. noise. was a made. house great story the one of the great the people the people of the making on the street the streets make me strong enough to change. in my. life to give it to me to be. good. to you to keep you. going to keep going to see you to find you and you think what it was

merely cycled with other. limits. for a. few days for me more religion only let me know what is what my normal bungling was michael sarver that people feel as a woman being on stage is her kind of exposing herself the horse of the woman they say is like a part of her private parts that shouldn't be seen by the public. this principle of google has. spiraled by the fact that most women who form a we're often told will have to force an event so that people who have to sit down although not allowed. to walk around like to use music are gross to have. this argument to this is

a fact that is almost unheard there's almost before us they say. i'm not supposed to be. evil so hostess stand here and hold the attention i call out why am i here i am so how long how do you know blessed is he soldiers that have really were married and only places in society women and a place in the us is why one contemporary burying that was alive and i hope you know what a generous irish. legend. because. there was no one. else all this painful. not you as you are.

our biggest dilemma right now is like what do we do. if we perform only spoken word or only poetry and we would feel it would almost seem as though we've been to feel it in a way and we've allowed someone to kind of come in and dictate to us what we call a do i think. my potential i gave enough is fear of failure but is fear of other people's opinions. but i think really my fears are to do with my spiritual life my potential what i can do in this world and what i could offer in this world because i think my experiences in life i'm able to

give something back and it's almost as if i don't there maybe things are being frugal. arabic. and i was understood in his town is about people coming together to have a sense of responsibility towards each other. if you have wealth you have a responsibility to make sure all of those around you are able to eat. this so much blesses and so much good that you receive from giving. i just may say i hope that one of the guys happy tonight does that mean you don't but i hope the homeless person all day gets fed.

tonight we've got a pack not for your entertainment got comedians we've got singles archipelago. and we've got options and we've got time when you can actually get rid of some of the money some of you have got to go to give me fifty pounds for that you're doing your house fifty you got damn touch anything is perfect soldier brother had about running a post. we don't continue to we're going to stay. right here with me good luck to you nobody really where. they told you who's going to be . carried out here in our carriage pick up for me. or.

i'll call you guys for your pension. ok i really would appreciate if you guys know so much you can decide to support his father who if you can meet him without my three minutes or so that's ok because it's not easy being on stage and. before i was born i took two old one to testify that there was none but he and the other two right in the name of he the most righteous and told the souls of the voiceless can be set free. i've shed alleys requests things that backstreets this rat rolled all over me cold and exposed survivability i've sat in corners as he stands over me he wishes to offload to meet rolled my soul and so i cannot stand the very stench of welcome to the birth of the death of my chastity desperately seeking to fill my one now two with love but all he has to offer is.

so and tell my lord leave my whiteley's to rest i pray that my last where it's most smell sound in taste something very similar to this and me. thank you thank you. thank. you thank you very much for your software to programming. i feel i have been doing this too long to be in environments like this where people pay like a lot of money is a higher quality in is that entertain me personally i've never on the planet this from ever regarded myself as an entertainer not an entertainer. this is an entertainment it's not supposed to make you laugh or make you feel warm and fuzzy inside this thing. i'm never going to do this.

we never really make much money out of. being in morocco really exciting but it's also like a big honor because it's the first time we've had the opportunity to perform in a muslim country. but only just. i feel connected to god in many different times but especially when i'm traveling especially in travel what's a pilgrimage is just a sense of gratitude. when you're in

a paradigm which is kind of being given to you by way of rules all the time you can lose the heart and the spirit and the and the reason why you became muslim in the first place. when it comes to god always been on the journey. i've always been aware of the sushi kind of way and i've always been inclined to win but i didn't really know where to go. to such ill in the field of any lack of either so if your pov is this relationship to creativity. there's some approaches music from that's why big part of worship too so you'll find people using you say can sing it. touch.

it. if it's looked up to elicit. i think it. was sent to us it's such. a god. you know. the reason it was years in the school.

that i am the older you believe that. that. i really admired the kind of culture when making kind of take back the reins and that relationship with a lot i love the way the women get together every friday the way they play the music the way they saying and the way they do this is what it's about islam is a religion that should allow you to be creative and within your relationship so i think. if you need to leave believe me.

live. in the. world. never with me. i just. want. to break. so. i give. you. free. love. how out.

i. knew. everything. he loves hip hop people in america and england in palestine in jamaica people has always been used as a tool to speak to people. who god is of like the you know where you're coming from just because your religious doesn't mean that you can't partake in this world. and still it's his place where i'm comfortable in being with him every time i come to somewhere like rocco and just see different coaches expressing themselves in different ways it makes me feel more comfortable and actually i don't have to like the specifics to still belong to a specific group within london within you know crystal ball game from these

experiences isn't just music we like and we gain so much insight biennale the seven countries i know like because it's in some way kind of use what we've learned. but you know we just need to think about what we do in the west we can't imitate other people we need to try and find something that is and still frantically is long. term. mission man. yeah we. went back to take. and going. back to.

the company. it's unlikely the band members to travel to the birthplace of the music they love and share a stage with a legend they cherish. but it can happen to any afro at this time how did it. where every. coveted beyond wealth thank you very quickly taken without hesitation. fought and died for. our defines our. people and our investigate exposes and question the use and abuse of power around the globe at this time on al-jazeera. only for

something very strong couldn't someone an ambitious young artist from the mean streets of mozambique to settle it to reveal the unseen truth about his country's. future to the mozambique enclosure seem to do it did no good in politics chingy to . the african photography mario message. at this time on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera mian miles military has admitted it soldiers killed ten range of muslims who were captured by buddhist villages.