 I just wanted to ask about the mental side of Salah, because there's outward actions which we learn from the textbooks which are taught by people that take the time to teach it to their parents or somebody who's dowed us or whatever this scenario is. But there's an inner aspect of Salah which is very difficult in terms of not thinking about my pin number and memorizing my shopping list and stuff. He's distracting thoughts, often people talk about them coming into the mind. So he's praying outwardly is okay, but inward devotion, concentration. Like maybe inwardly the soul isn't facing the Qibla, the soul is facing the Dunya, but the body is facing the Qibla. How do we attack this? Very important point. And I think on the basis of the hadith from the Holy Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam where he says, Salah is a sanction of a believer. It raises me from one level to another. For me to be able to understand my Lord that he deserves to be worshipped. It's not Jannah in Nara, Paradise and Hell. No, he deserves to be served. He deserves to be worshipped. So once I come to know that then it will be like Salah, it's not for Allah. Salah is for me. And not only just for me. In order for me to be a perfect being in terms of my Salah, I need to pray. Because otherwise it will not help me. So I need the way of achalak approach to this Masala Fikir. Some scholars say Salah starts from the time when you perform your wudu. When you wash your face to say I'm cleaning my face in order for me to face Allah SWT, I should also clean my heart from envy, enmity, hasad and so on and so forth. When I'm standing for Salah to say Allahu Akbar, it means that I say Allah is greater than anything else and I need to pay attention to that, not to pay attention to any other thing. Allahu Akbar, I pray to Allah, I'm facing towards Qibla, meaning that the whole dunya is back. It's only Allah who is in front of me. I don't pay attention to whatever is surrounding me. It is Allah. If I understand what I'm doing, then nothing will be greater or bigger than Allah SWT. I will continue to pray. It will come to a point where I will say I don't want to finish my Salah.