The secret to attaining genuine strength lies in the realization that there is no secret at all. In high school, our teachers would present us with multiple-choice questions, and we would often struggle to choose the correct answer, even when we had studied the material thoroughly. The trick, however, was that we were overthinking the situation, and the right answer was right in front of us the entire time.

As I grew up, I came to understand that when you are a "nobody" in this world, no one will pay attention to you. This motivated me to engage in extensive brainstorming exercises, trying to comprehend the battles that many individuals like myself face in life, as they strive to become the people that Allah Almighty has created them to be. When you are not doing anything meaningful with your life, demons will not even bother to fight you. However, once you realize who Allah has created you to be, battles, detractors, and various other obstacles will suddenly emerge, attempting to bring you down to your knees.

When you are a "nobody" in this life, no one wants to be associated with you. Even with the appropriate skills to potentially benefit mankind, fewer people than the average person in the world will pay attention to you, and most of them will be children. Children are remarkably pure in heart and honest with themselves, as they have not yet been indoctrinated by the evil society to erect boundaries between their hearts and minds. The Fitrah, or innate disposition, in all newborns, which helps us recognize the oneness of Allah, allows every child to perceive the world from a better perspective. They think freely without fear of being tricked and express what and how they feel. Oh, how I wish I could still be a child!

Today's society teaches me that in order to be happy, successful, and loved, one needs to be strong. However, upon deeper reflection, this same society defines strength as a form of weakness. We hate in order to gain what we love, we divide in order to conquer, we do not communicate for the purpose of understanding one another but to respond, and we judge what we do not understand without seeking justification. We are not yet just, but we are willing to justify the injustices committed by others.

For these reasons, I have decided to speak about true Strength, the kind we need as human beings to build a better society, where generations to come can live peacefully and comfortably with dignity, love, and respect for one another. A society where we live and prosper as human beings, and not as mere properties or tools to be utilized for each other's survival. Love always!

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