"Mash'Allah, my little Muhammad is such a wonderful Muslim! He obeys the elders and always prays on time." Such is the sentiment of many Muslim parents regarding their children. But when little Muhammad goes off to the public school, does he become Mo? Does Ali become Al? Does Khadijah become Katie? Do we really know who our children become once they step foot outside the home? Abdullah Hakim Quick, a respected imam, social worker and father of nine, brings to light this issue of the two-faced child. In a straight-forward manner, he looks at secular society's corruption of the youth culture and how the Muslim youth have been infested with radical and strange behavior. Whether in the public schools, with friends, through the television or internet, our children are exposed on a daily basis. Imam Quick emphasizes the need for combating the overwhelming negativity with practical alternatives that can attract the youth to the masjid. A critical session for youth, parents, imams and community leaders, all of whom share in the responsibility of resolving this dilemma before it's too late. Other topics discussed: how to deal with the two-faced adult, the crisis of homosexuality, physically defending oneself, Islam vs. culture, having wisdom and balance in applying Islam, marriage at a young age, and being proactive. (Duration: 1 hour, 5 min)

"The majority of our projects, our building structures, our time, should be at this point geared towards teenagers, children, the family structures." "We need to have young people who their peer group would be who is the best in character, who is the most modest, who is the most polite, who respects the elders the most. Could you imagine that? Young people fighting with each other to see who can serve the elder generation. That's what Islam is supposed to be!"

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