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00:00 oh it says she's alone a chance to gain 00:05 removed and spend on you Salaam alaikum 00:11 and welcome back now before we went to 00:14 the break we briefly touched upon those 00:15 people who can't pray in the sense of 00:19 they can no longer kneel down and 00:20 prostrate know obviously we as Muslims 00:22 know that there's not really anything 00:25 quite like the feeling of when you're in 00:27 frustration it's an amazing experience 00:28 and me as a Muslim when I was very 00:31 interested in becoming a Muslim I went 00:33 with some school friends and that was 00:34 something that really kind of had an 00:36 effect on me was that whole motion of 00:38 going down with their body n being on 00:40 the floor in complete submission to 00:42 Allah so some people can't do that and 00:45 some people have knee issues problems of 00:47 their knees and they end up saying I 00:49 just can't pray I have to pray in a 00:51 chair so we have a we have brought with 00:54 us brother nah dude sorry sorry sonica 00:57 sonica anthem exactly for coming on now 00:59 you have a what you're gonna obviously i 01:01 won't i won't give it away quite yet you 01:02 have some kind of product that can help 01:06 people who have issues kneeling down and 01:08 have maybe had some on a rheumatism 01:11 arthritis maybe some knee operations i'm 01:13 kind of so what is this product sure our 01:16 product is it's the world's first 01:19 physiological prayer mat and it helps 01:21 people with three basic things that 01:22 helps relieve pain improve partial 01:24 support and boost energy and the way it 01:26 does that is we spent five years in 01:28 research and development working with an 01:31 ex NASA scientist who's on our R&D; team 01:33 and we basically sure x NASA yes we have 01:37 an ex-nun I just interesting because 01:39 you're wondering everyone's thinking 01:40 what's the NASA got to do with prayer 01:42 mat so that this is an interesting point 01:43 well they have there's two basic space 01:46 technologies that we use that are used 01:48 in astronaut suits originally and where 01:50 the 43rd company actually ever in 01:52 history to be certified officially by 01:54 NASA as a space technology company so 01:56 the two types of space technology we use 01:58 is one is the high-performance materials 02:01 which were use an astronaut suits 02:03 original deal with pressure heat 02:05 transfer and geforce the second one is 02:08 an antimicrobial technology that was 02:10 used to actually protect astronauts from 02:12 fungus bacteria 02:13 dust and other microbes today we use 02:16 that in the fabric there to also prevent 02:18 from respiratory health problems that 02:20 may exist and we're also applying our 02:21 technology to some private mosques today 02:23 who want to antimicrobial their carpets 02:26 to keep people hygienic ly safe or 02:28 healthy as they pray and obviously we 02:31 can see on the on the TV maybe you can 02:33 explain to us what we're seeing him the 02:35 viewers are seeing sure well the product 02:37 is made of five layers the magic happens 02:39 in the middle the top of the the the 02:42 very very top is what we call the 02:44 microfiber top that's where the 02:45 antimicrobial technology is the layer 02:48 underneath that is a weight absorption 02:49 layer which actually absorbs your weight 02:51 the middle layer is a weight transfer 02:53 grid that actually works between the two 02:55 sets a ratio between the layer just 02:57 beneath it which is called a 02:58 weight-bearing so the weight bearing and 03:00 the weight absorption lawyers do the 03:01 exact opposite one will hug you and the 03:03 other will push against you when the two 03:05 combined with the middle weight transfer 03:08 layer it prevents from pressure relieves 03:12 pressure improves your posture and by 03:15 doing that it improves the blood flow in 03:17 the body and gives you a boost of energy 03:18 and finally at the very bottom we have a 03:20 anti slip it does the product will not 03:23 actually move I believe it or not there 03:24 are several people have injuries because 03:25 they are on slippery surfaces it could 03:27 be on marble and ceramics and with 03:29 normal fabric Matthew just step on you 03:31 can slip so the whole thing stays in one 03:33 place doesn't move so I mean it's you 03:37 know we hear many many there's always 03:39 many sales pictures and pictures and 03:41 many marketing campaigns on on products 03:44 but have you had I mean mashallah from 03:48 what I've heard you you know this is 03:49 taken off pretty well I mean you've 03:51 you've had coverage on Sky News 03:53 Huffington Post product I believe even 03:56 newspapers like the independent in the 03:57 UK which they'd actually pick it up on 04:00 the product themselves and mentioned as 04:02 a very unique yeah product but what kind 04:05 of feedback have you had from because 04:08 there may be some watching this now and 04:09 you know the ultimate goal behind us 04:13 showing this is foot from our aspect on 04:16 our show is to hopefully put back into 04:19 someone who can no longer feel that 04:21 feeling of prostration hopefully now 04:23 somebody may be able to buy this product 04:24 and get that 04:26 eating back so have you had testimonials 04:29 that have come back to you but you know 04:31 where people really couldn't kneel down 04:33 and now they can well it's a Panama I 04:35 mean one of the most amazing things 04:37 about what we do is when we get our 04:39 customers that cop or make dua for us 04:40 we've helped change people's lives 04:42 people have had car accidents people 04:44 have had sports injuries people who have 04:46 had unusual diseases we've actually 04:48 never heard of things like arthritis 04:49 diabetes people who have some 04:51 physiological or some issue preventing 04:54 them from touching the ground and and 04:56 getting into full prostration and these 04:58 stories that we get when people call up 04:59 a McDonald eyes especially with older 05:03 people giving them hope you know giving 05:05 the idea that I can touch the ground 05:07 that I can reconnect with God and this 05:09 technology that was used in space can 05:11 now help me do that in my in the in the 05:13 comfort of my own bedroom or living room 05:16 we've helped quite a few people sure you 05:20 one question I believe you mentioned 05:23 this but I want you to refresh my memory 05:24 this is the maybe the viewers conceded 05:27 since it says certified space technology 05:29 and this is what you mentioned I believe 05:31 yes this is what I believe you mentioned 05:34 that how many companies you sell in the 05:36 world only have this certified space 05:38 technology we're the 43rd company ever 05:40 in all of NASA's yeah in NASA's history 05:43 of 60 years of technology transfer to 05:45 the private sector they've done about 05:47 50,000 technology transfers throughout 05:50 all of the history of NASA and we're one 05:53 of the lucky few organizations have been 05:55 recognized by them through the transfer 05:56 technology program to have successfully 05:59 implemented space technology in a 06:01 greater and universal usage one of 06:04 NASA's objectives is to embed a human 06:06 mankind and improve the world and they 06:10 look at us as one of these organizations 06:12 that they can look at and help others 06:14 aspire to helping improve the world by 06:16 bringing technology to helping people 06:18 pray better well I know that you've 06:20 obviously who do who have as d passing 06:22 by he's it he'll be he'll be here 06:23 full-time next week my other host but 06:26 he's the first time working for a long 06:28 time yeah that was the original show I 06:30 daresay that was the good old days and I 06:33 think that was a much better show but 06:34 hamdillah but so you have a question for 06:36 brother knowledge actually 06:37 I hope it's all about you know you're 06:39 both Canadian or talk about Tim Hortons 06:41 right there that's for after the show 06:44 there seems to be a technology with your 06:47 with Gabriel's Mike maybe you can I 06:49 don't know if they can hear him but 06:50 maybe if you can language midi can cook 06:53 if it's not a long question you can tell 06:54 me and i can tell him so i was going to 06:57 ask how much does it in terms of time 07:00 making one of these how long does it 07:02 take to make one and what's the price of 07:04 one of these so yet the the time it 07:07 involves in making a product like this 07:08 and what kind of price with the consumer 07:10 have to pay and if it is it expensive 07:13 you know why should they pay that much 07:15 isn't that a bit overpriced for if it is 07:17 overpriced yeah seems of a question well 07:19 me our rd process to develop this 07:21 literally took five years and we we do 07:24 someone's called muslim physiology which 07:26 we looked at the physiology of the 07:28 muslim body which is different than 07:29 those who pray and those who do not pray 07:31 and we made profound discoveries and 07:33 that's how we actually develop this so 07:35 through that process we didn't just 07:37 implement the development of this 07:39 product but we also implemented a muslim 07:41 physiology workshop which we work with 07:43 our customers and other people to 07:44 educate them about how to overcome some 07:47 of the common physiological issues that 07:48 we all face and helping improve our 07:50 spirituality so things like fifty two 07:52 percent of muscles we found suffer from 07:54 knee problems not because of prayer but 07:56 because of the lifestyle problems around 07:58 us that impact us when we try to pray so 08:00 we we sit down we talk about these 08:02 things and we give them scientifically 08:04 proven activities that we've done with 08:06 our medical team on how to overcome some 08:08 of these issues today our product we 08:11 sell in 35 countries around the world 08:13 our global global standard price is 08:15 about 300 US dollars depending on which 08:17 market you're in but that's the sort of 08:19 average global price for the product 08:20 yeah it's really important remember that 08:23 this this is a this is a technology 08:25 product it's not a it's not it's not a 08:28 normal mat like you've got in front of 08:29 you here you've got the you know your 08:31 traditional mat which is like the 99 08:32 percent of what people have the the 08:34 sponge mat that somebody would buy and 08:36 believe that they can use that it would 08:37 actually help them in you've got your 08:39 medical Matt we've also got a really 08:41 interesting feature who knows there 08:42 there's a QR code and if you use your 08:44 mobile anywhere in the world when you 08:45 scan the mat you can get prayer time so 08:48 we anywhere you go in the world we make 08:49 sure you can get your prayer time you 08:51 and we're on the map right there on the 08:52 tag there there's a QR code you just put 08:54 your you could I mean I know you gave me 08:57 one of those way back so this is the was 08:59 even my one from about a couple of years 09:01 back also has that bulk of all of them 09:03 have it yes yeah I mean it was like a 09:09 cut remember that the European allergy 09:12 oh yes it's like the carrier pigeon and 09:14 then you have the graham bell's phone 09:15 and then your prayer mat is like that 09:16 there there's no free marketing only he 09:19 gets a free multi it's like a smartphone 09:22 but yeah I mean it is I mean I 09:24 personally have had one of those I mean 09:25 I recently not necessary knee injuries 09:28 maybe it's not relevant but I had a nice 09:30 to let someone have a hip injury but I 09:32 never thought of it and unfortunately 09:33 because it you know generally speaking I 09:35 don't need to use on a daily basis but I 09:36 remember when you gave it to me I did 09:39 actually use it and it was very 09:42 comfortable and I believe either i don't 09:46 have the mat anymore possibly maybe my 09:48 wife why i'm giving it to my mother on 09:49 her because I remember my mother will or 09:50 tried it being up elderly and she felt a 09:54 real comfort in doing it you know that 09:56 she's generally okay but that the 09:58 generally pain you getting your knees in 10:00 old age yeah she thought a big 10:02 difference so I I can you know testify 10:05 in the sense of it is really really even 10:08 for an average person very nice and soft 10:09 and and of course somebody may ask but 10:12 you know if this is kind of gel and 10:14 absorbent is there any Sharia aspect and 10:16 you've had various Sharia councils 10:17 having i think in bahrain and yes the 10:19 places that have covered it from the 10:21 Sharia aspects yes aspects that even if 10:23 you're slightly absorbing it has no 10:25 issue on your prayer you're not sinking 10:26 your heads not going lower than your 10:28 body and all that kind of stuff yeah 10:30 yeah we we went through an excel and 10:32 extensive consultation with several 10:34 experts around the world on this 10:35 particular matter but what's interesting 10:37 that you pointed out is that a large 10:39 part of our customers are actually 10:40 mothers and mothers are a big part of 10:42 what we do and how how this product 10:45 really ends up is usually a son or 10:47 daughter will end up buying it for the 10:49 mother who then will adapt the product 10:50 across the family and it's quite amazing 10:53 when we see how the mother daughter or 10:55 son relationship actually evolves and 10:58 the dynamics over something like this 11:00 when you know that your mother is making 11:02 do after you frankly because you've made 11:04 it easier 11:04 and so Pamela the stories that we hear 11:06 from our customers is just it's it's 11:09 mind-blowing mind-blowing yeah Jellico 11:13 this brings this brings in mind the 11:15 hadith of the Prophet Muhammad I send 11:16 them however come with vidya sinha 11:19 however comes with a never good 11:21 innovation because some people believe 11:23 we've got in a good innovation in the in 11:26 the in there is no but the problem is in 11:29 the medic whoever commerce something 11:31 good in order to facilitate like the 11:33 loudspeaker in the mosque like oh you 11:35 know the the most have the Quran for the 11:37 blind people yeah that's it be dressing 11:39 and this when you brought that in a test 11:41 video hasten and the people who are 11:45 benefiting that facility and the one who 11:48 initiated now innovating that then he 11:50 get the reward as well so he asked a 11:52 lots of her tonight it was all this 11:54 image and SNL just bring up by having 11:56 the right intention you know Oh to wait 11:57 this is for Allah and then like he said 12:00 when all those people imagine you know 12:02 how many of you so generally well we've 12:05 sold thousands I mean internally our 12:07 KPIs that can be called the Hassan 12:09 autometer and we measure our performance 12:10 on the basis of hassle at not on how 12:12 much we've actually sold and this is how 12:14 we get everybody in our supply chain 12:16 aligned with our values and this is how 12:19 we work with our partners and that's 12:20 amazing I think any it's not just that 12:23 even you have a guy obviously you know 12:25 this obviously as we know it relates on 12:27 the intention but you know we judge that 12:29 everyone has the pure intention so you 12:30 have your graphic designer who's doing 12:32 some design you have a maybe you have 12:34 someone who dis designed the box I mean 12:36 this is obviously this is the box here 12:38 isn't it yeah I'll try and hold it in a 12:40 way that so you have this simple box so 12:42 you have a guy now who's designed this 12:43 box showing some images and every time 12:47 someone prays get reward you could have 12:50 a guy who says you know I've designed 12:52 this style of handle something that lets 12:54 a lot of people don't realize in many 12:55 things you know like when there's an 12:57 islamic event you have a guy who stands 12:58 as a security guard he's a volunteer if 13:01 a volunteer who goes in to clean the 13:02 toilets and what people you know tend to 13:05 forget is that person who volunteered 13:07 with the right intention for the cause 13:10 is cleaning he's whopping a he's mopping 13:12 a toilet floor but he's getting the 13:13 rules of all those people have listened 13:15 to the lecturer maybe have become muslim 13:17 maybe have started to prague 13:19 become better muslims and that just goes 13:20 on into maybe until he and they die just 13:23 because and you just mopping the toilets 13:24 but his intention was I want to keep 13:26 this place clean because this is an 13:27 islamic event to please our last 13:28 imagined you know it's a very good 13:31 product at the same time unless yeah the 13:32 tiniest things do like we have a lot of 13:33 non-muslims that work with us to handle 13:35 ax and we explain them the concept nay 13:37 they latch on to it quite quickly and 13:39 surprising we have a lot of non-muslims 13:41 who buy our product I don't know one of 13:43 the most surprising stories was in our 13:44 early days we got a customer in Ukraine 13:46 and we follow up with all our customers 13:48 and we had a conversation with them I we 13:51 knew who wasn't Muslim but he took it to 13:53 his church because they pray as one on 13:54 their knees and they had no solution for 13:56 their knees and he told me is like I 13:58 didn't know you guys can do something 13:59 like that and I thought he meant us as a 14:00 company I said we're an innovation I 14:01 said no I mean you must let you haven't 14:02 really been innovating I said well 14:04 things are turning around actually I 14:05 want to interject and say something 14:07 because interestingly left the hood but 14:10 tomorrow is about innovation and 14:12 invention that's the topic so I was like 14:14 I mean it seems a good example now at 14:16 the same time he gets more free market 14:18 exact times five it's a good animation 14:20 no it is I mean that the thing is that 14:22 really when we look right now in the 14:23 Muslim world and we look at our history 14:25 we're still living in the past rack a 14:26 lot of us still say you know all back in 14:29 the days we used to do this back in this 14:30 the Muslim on my students and the loose 14:32 you know in Spain ways to do this we 14:34 should be at the forefront of innovation 14:36 and discoveries and medical you know you 14:38 have the Almanac and so many things 14:39 right but these days it's you know let's 14:42 say we're taking a back seat we can say 14:44 right but i think the things are 14:46 changing around things you know i think 14:47 we can come back and have that sharia 14:49 aspect right because a lot of times okay 14:52 the muslims are doing things but there's 14:53 nothing really islamic involved in yes 14:55 they're they're building or they're 14:56 developing but not in line with the the 15:00 concept of the sharia but something like 15:01 this right i mean it's an inspirational 15:03 you're probably one of the if not the 15:04 only Muslim company who is a certified 15:06 space technology so that itself are your 15:09 pioneering and that in that in that 15:11 sense and you're up there with the 15:12 people message now we put it on a couple 15:14 of minutes left there what they were 15:14 just showing the videos we were talking 15:16 and it had a fellow Canadian dr. Shabbir 15:18 Ali yes and obviously we couldn't hear 15:21 but he was saying something he's he also 15:22 somebody who's used your product yes yes 15:25 he uses our product he's a big promoter 15:27 the idea again about innovation and how 15:29 innovation will be used to help progress 15:31 us overall 15:32 in our lifestyles them one of the things 15:34 we did in in collaboration with NASA's 15:36 we started something called get to space 15:37 com which is and we we say it's designed 15:40 to help two billion people to inspire 15:41 them to go to space and we use facts 15:44 about space and contribution of Muslims 15:46 to space which are actually quite 15:47 significant and surprising in many cases 15:49 and we use that to promote people remind 15:52 them of the past but also let them know 15:54 that in context today you can still be 15:56 an innovator and we want to inspire 15:58 Muslims to innovate and bring great 16:00 things to Muslim consumers at all levels 16:03 we've got a couple of minutes left but 16:05 obviously anyone who's interested in 16:06 buying this product they can go two 16:07 times with a Z times 5.com correct and 16:10 they can get the product from there and 16:14 I mean in the last minute or so is there 16:17 anything else coming from time so I have 16:18 any other new products any changes any 16:20 ideas you guys know where I'm at I get 16:22 like a topi or something there and your 16:25 migraine haha well we're working on a 16:28 lot of really interesting things I mean 16:29 we have some really break through things 16:31 that will come very soon that are still 16:33 related to physiology and Muslim 16:35 lifestyle one of our next steps is that 16:37 we're going to be working with a lot of 16:38 private markets mosques to do the 16:40 antimicrobial inside the mosque to help 16:42 protect against respiratory problems so 16:45 a lot of private mosque owner's express 16:47 a great interest in it we're working 16:48 with them today that's one of our next 16:50 projects get the anthemic robot them 16:52 protect people keep them healthy so 16:54 there's you have something we know it's 16:55 not messy but what's the problem but 16:56 there are many people especially in 16:57 modern day with the lifestyle with the 16:59 environment that you are getting 17:01 allergies and asthma all the time and 17:03 sometimes whether you know carpets no 17:06 matter how clean they are they pick up 17:07 dust particles the average person no 17:09 problem but for the one and every 100 17:11 people they get a asthma attack they get 17:14 allergy they get blocked up at a sore 17:15 throat so that does it is a big 17:18 difference too many people it's not 17:19 something which isn't you know yeah my 17:22 father-in-law's ones up he actually has 17:23 full-blown asthma because he's been 17:25 using sponge mats for a while when I 17:27 explain him that the dust mites actually 17:28 grown and come through the fabric and 17:30 your breathing that every time you go 17:31 down then use like I didn't know that 17:33 and we educate people about that and 17:34 that doesn't mean like gets scared no 17:36 it's about you know keeping it clean 17:37 right is it clean you know just because 17:39 it's there and you putting it away I'm 17:41 putting back doesn't mean it's always 17:42 clean you have to yes 17:44 there's no what we've muscle I'll come 17:46 to the end of the show it was a very 17:48 nice you know end of the show because 17:50 like we mentioned that whole aspect of 17:52 this the sir Jude is very connected to 17:55 for sure everything connected to getting 17:56 the most and that real spiritual thing 17:59 out of your prayer so maybe inshallah 18:00 this kind of product will which is 18:03 ultimately to go over yourself and all 18:04 of us in mentioning in it is that they 18:06 would be able to return Charlotte back 18:08 to make you know to prostrate and so we 18:10 just look here for coming on the show 18:11 and she brother ji beautiful passing 18:13 always a pleasure to view and of course 18:15 by they are welcome the next topic so 18:17 inshallah oh yes before we go on the 18:22 screen here that what's this I mean that 18:23 you're getting some kind of award from 18:24 sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum 18:26 the wall of Dubai where we are right now 18:27 yeah let's I mean we let's get that in 18:29 for lost yeah well it was go over a 18:31 minute to show you and that's quite an 18:32 achievement though in 2013 we were 18:34 recognized as an innovator innovation 18:36 coming islamic economy so as sheikh 18:38 mohammed is positioning Dubai as the 18:41 capital of Islamic economy he tries to 18:44 find and identify companies like us that 18:46 are innovative companies who are trying 18:48 to transform the Islamic economy so 18:50 we're very fortunate 2013 he recognizes 18:53 as one of the top companies in the world 18:54 so that mean that yeah that's another 18:56 cheap and you can say you've got the 18:58 love of Sheikh Mohammed and winning this 18:59 award so how's the lights but it's been 19:01 being Marshall are great I mean I'm sure 19:03 we could have had a a lot more time but 19:05 it's really relevant to this topic sure 19:06 where I really wanted to bring you into 19:07 it and who knows maybe we'll have you 19:09 again in the future because this whole 19:10 Muslim physiology sounds very 19:12 interesting yes and we've all good 19:14 things come to an end so inshallah join 19:16 the same time same place next week with 19:18 brother Gabriel romani and that's it 19:22 inshallah so I'm worried can watch her 19:23 to light what I cattle geez a chance to 19:31 gain me spend on you 19:37 all on who's sending good call good 19:41 deeds are opportunities sparking bright 19:46 and true raising you in the sight of 19:51 Allah and adorning on Jenna for you so
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00:00 oh it says she's alone a chance to gain 00:05 removed and spend on you Salaam alaikum 00:11 and welcome back now before we went to 00:14 the break we briefly touched upon those 00:15 people who can't pray in the sense of 00:19 they can no longer kneel down and 00:20 prostrate know obviously we as Muslims 00:22 know that there's not really anything 00:25 quite like the feeling of when you're in 00:27 frustration it's an amazing experience 00:28 and me as a Muslim when I was very 00:31 interested in becoming a Muslim I went 00:33 with some school friends and that was 00:34 something that really kind of had an 00:36 effect on me was that whole motion of 00:38 going down with their body n being on 00:40 the floor in complete submission to 00:42 Allah so some people can't do that and 00:45 some people have knee issues problems of 00:47 their knees and they end up saying I 00:49 just can't pray I have to pray in a 00:51 chair so we have a we have brought with 00:54 us brother nah dude sorry sorry sonica 00:57 sonica anthem exactly for coming on now 00:59 you have a what you're gonna obviously i 01:01 won't i won't give it away quite yet you 01:02 have some kind of product that can help 01:06 people who have issues kneeling down and 01:08 have maybe had some on a rheumatism 01:11 arthritis maybe some knee operations i'm 01:13 kind of so what is this product sure our 01:16 product is it's the world's first 01:19 physiological prayer mat and it helps 01:21 people with three basic things that 01:22 helps relieve pain improve partial 01:24 support and boost energy and the way it 01:26 does that is we spent five years in 01:28 research and development working with an 01:31 ex NASA scientist who's on our R&D; team 01:33 and we basically sure x NASA yes we have 01:37 an ex-nun I just interesting because 01:39 you're wondering everyone's thinking 01:40 what's the NASA got to do with prayer 01:42 mat so that this is an interesting point 01:43 well they have there's two basic space 01:46 technologies that we use that are used 01:48 in astronaut suits originally and where 01:50 the 43rd company actually ever in 01:52 history to be certified officially by 01:54 NASA as a space technology company so 01:56 the two types of space technology we use 01:58 is one is the high-performance materials 02:01 which were use an astronaut suits 02:03 original deal with pressure heat 02:05 transfer and geforce the second one is 02:08 an antimicrobial technology that was 02:10 used to actually protect astronauts from 02:12 fungus bacteria 02:13 dust and other microbes today we use 02:16 that in the fabric there to also prevent 02:18 from respiratory health problems that 02:20 may exist and we're also applying our 02:21 technology to some private mosques today 02:23 who want to antimicrobial their carpets 02:26 to keep people hygienic ly safe or 02:28 healthy as they pray and obviously we 02:31 can see on the on the TV maybe you can 02:33 explain to us what we're seeing him the 02:35 viewers are seeing sure well the product 02:37 is made of five layers the magic happens 02:39 in the middle the top of the the the 02:42 very very top is what we call the 02:44 microfiber top that's where the 02:45 antimicrobial technology is the layer 02:48 underneath that is a weight absorption 02:49 layer which actually absorbs your weight 02:51 the middle layer is a weight transfer 02:53 grid that actually works between the two 02:55 sets a ratio between the layer just 02:57 beneath it which is called a 02:58 weight-bearing so the weight bearing and 03:00 the weight absorption lawyers do the 03:01 exact opposite one will hug you and the 03:03 other will push against you when the two 03:05 combined with the middle weight transfer 03:08 layer it prevents from pressure relieves 03:12 pressure improves your posture and by 03:15 doing that it improves the blood flow in 03:17 the body and gives you a boost of energy 03:18 and finally at the very bottom we have a 03:20 anti slip it does the product will not 03:23 actually move I believe it or not there 03:24 are several people have injuries because 03:25 they are on slippery surfaces it could 03:27 be on marble and ceramics and with 03:29 normal fabric Matthew just step on you 03:31 can slip so the whole thing stays in one 03:33 place doesn't move so I mean it's you 03:37 know we hear many many there's always 03:39 many sales pictures and pictures and 03:41 many marketing campaigns on on products 03:44 but have you had I mean mashallah from 03:48 what I've heard you you know this is 03:49 taken off pretty well I mean you've 03:51 you've had coverage on Sky News 03:53 Huffington Post product I believe even 03:56 newspapers like the independent in the 03:57 UK which they'd actually pick it up on 04:00 the product themselves and mentioned as 04:02 a very unique yeah product but what kind 04:05 of feedback have you had from because 04:08 there may be some watching this now and 04:09 you know the ultimate goal behind us 04:13 showing this is foot from our aspect on 04:16 our show is to hopefully put back into 04:19 someone who can no longer feel that 04:21 feeling of prostration hopefully now 04:23 somebody may be able to buy this product 04:24 and get that 04:26 eating back so have you had testimonials 04:29 that have come back to you but you know 04:31 where people really couldn't kneel down 04:33 and now they can well it's a Panama I 04:35 mean one of the most amazing things 04:37 about what we do is when we get our 04:39 customers that cop or make dua for us 04:40 we've helped change people's lives 04:42 people have had car accidents people 04:44 have had sports injuries people who have 04:46 had unusual diseases we've actually 04:48 never heard of things like arthritis 04:49 diabetes people who have some 04:51 physiological or some issue preventing 04:54 them from touching the ground and and 04:56 getting into full prostration and these 04:58 stories that we get when people call up 04:59 a McDonald eyes especially with older 05:03 people giving them hope you know giving 05:05 the idea that I can touch the ground 05:07 that I can reconnect with God and this 05:09 technology that was used in space can 05:11 now help me do that in my in the in the 05:13 comfort of my own bedroom or living room 05:16 we've helped quite a few people sure you 05:20 one question I believe you mentioned 05:23 this but I want you to refresh my memory 05:24 this is the maybe the viewers conceded 05:27 since it says certified space technology 05:29 and this is what you mentioned I believe 05:31 yes this is what I believe you mentioned 05:34 that how many companies you sell in the 05:36 world only have this certified space 05:38 technology we're the 43rd company ever 05:40 in all of NASA's yeah in NASA's history 05:43 of 60 years of technology transfer to 05:45 the private sector they've done about 05:47 50,000 technology transfers throughout 05:50 all of the history of NASA and we're one 05:53 of the lucky few organizations have been 05:55 recognized by them through the transfer 05:56 technology program to have successfully 05:59 implemented space technology in a 06:01 greater and universal usage one of 06:04 NASA's objectives is to embed a human 06:06 mankind and improve the world and they 06:10 look at us as one of these organizations 06:12 that they can look at and help others 06:14 aspire to helping improve the world by 06:16 bringing technology to helping people 06:18 pray better well I know that you've 06:20 obviously who do who have as d passing 06:22 by he's it he'll be he'll be here 06:23 full-time next week my other host but 06:26 he's the first time working for a long 06:28 time yeah that was the original show I 06:30 daresay that was the good old days and I 06:33 think that was a much better show but 06:34 hamdillah but so you have a question for 06:36 brother knowledge actually 06:37 I hope it's all about you know you're 06:39 both Canadian or talk about Tim Hortons 06:41 right there that's for after the show 06:44 there seems to be a technology with your 06:47 with Gabriel's Mike maybe you can I 06:49 don't know if they can hear him but 06:50 maybe if you can language midi can cook 06:53 if it's not a long question you can tell 06:54 me and i can tell him so i was going to 06:57 ask how much does it in terms of time 07:00 making one of these how long does it 07:02 take to make one and what's the price of 07:04 one of these so yet the the time it 07:07 involves in making a product like this 07:08 and what kind of price with the consumer 07:10 have to pay and if it is it expensive 07:13 you know why should they pay that much 07:15 isn't that a bit overpriced for if it is 07:17 overpriced yeah seems of a question well 07:19 me our rd process to develop this 07:21 literally took five years and we we do 07:24 someone's called muslim physiology which 07:26 we looked at the physiology of the 07:28 muslim body which is different than 07:29 those who pray and those who do not pray 07:31 and we made profound discoveries and 07:33 that's how we actually develop this so 07:35 through that process we didn't just 07:37 implement the development of this 07:39 product but we also implemented a muslim 07:41 physiology workshop which we work with 07:43 our customers and other people to 07:44 educate them about how to overcome some 07:47 of the common physiological issues that 07:48 we all face and helping improve our 07:50 spirituality so things like fifty two 07:52 percent of muscles we found suffer from 07:54 knee problems not because of prayer but 07:56 because of the lifestyle problems around 07:58 us that impact us when we try to pray so 08:00 we we sit down we talk about these 08:02 things and we give them scientifically 08:04 proven activities that we've done with 08:06 our medical team on how to overcome some 08:08 of these issues today our product we 08:11 sell in 35 countries around the world 08:13 our global global standard price is 08:15 about 300 US dollars depending on which 08:17 market you're in but that's the sort of 08:19 average global price for the product 08:20 yeah it's really important remember that 08:23 this this is a this is a technology 08:25 product it's not a it's not it's not a 08:28 normal mat like you've got in front of 08:29 you here you've got the you know your 08:31 traditional mat which is like the 99 08:32 percent of what people have the the 08:34 sponge mat that somebody would buy and 08:36 believe that they can use that it would 08:37 actually help them in you've got your 08:39 medical Matt we've also got a really 08:41 interesting feature who knows there 08:42 there's a QR code and if you use your 08:44 mobile anywhere in the world when you 08:45 scan the mat you can get prayer time so 08:48 we anywhere you go in the world we make 08:49 sure you can get your prayer time you 08:51 and we're on the map right there on the 08:52 tag there there's a QR code you just put 08:54 your you could I mean I know you gave me 08:57 one of those way back so this is the was 08:59 even my one from about a couple of years 09:01 back also has that bulk of all of them 09:03 have it yes yeah I mean it was like a 09:09 cut remember that the European allergy 09:12 oh yes it's like the carrier pigeon and 09:14 then you have the graham bell's phone 09:15 and then your prayer mat is like that 09:16 there there's no free marketing only he 09:19 gets a free multi it's like a smartphone 09:22 but yeah I mean it is I mean I 09:24 personally have had one of those I mean 09:25 I recently not necessary knee injuries 09:28 maybe it's not relevant but I had a nice 09:30 to let someone have a hip injury but I 09:32 never thought of it and unfortunately 09:33 because it you know generally speaking I 09:35 don't need to use on a daily basis but I 09:36 remember when you gave it to me I did 09:39 actually use it and it was very 09:42 comfortable and I believe either i don't 09:46 have the mat anymore possibly maybe my 09:48 wife why i'm giving it to my mother on 09:49 her because I remember my mother will or 09:50 tried it being up elderly and she felt a 09:54 real comfort in doing it you know that 09:56 she's generally okay but that the 09:58 generally pain you getting your knees in 10:00 old age yeah she thought a big 10:02 difference so I I can you know testify 10:05 in the sense of it is really really even 10:08 for an average person very nice and soft 10:09 and and of course somebody may ask but 10:12 you know if this is kind of gel and 10:14 absorbent is there any Sharia aspect and 10:16 you've had various Sharia councils 10:17 having i think in bahrain and yes the 10:19 places that have covered it from the 10:21 Sharia aspects yes aspects that even if 10:23 you're slightly absorbing it has no 10:25 issue on your prayer you're not sinking 10:26 your heads not going lower than your 10:28 body and all that kind of stuff yeah 10:30 yeah we we went through an excel and 10:32 extensive consultation with several 10:34 experts around the world on this 10:35 particular matter but what's interesting 10:37 that you pointed out is that a large 10:39 part of our customers are actually 10:40 mothers and mothers are a big part of 10:42 what we do and how how this product 10:45 really ends up is usually a son or 10:47 daughter will end up buying it for the 10:49 mother who then will adapt the product 10:50 across the family and it's quite amazing 10:53 when we see how the mother daughter or 10:55 son relationship actually evolves and 10:58 the dynamics over something like this 11:00 when you know that your mother is making 11:02 do after you frankly because you've made 11:04 it easier 11:04 and so Pamela the stories that we hear 11:06 from our customers is just it's it's 11:09 mind-blowing mind-blowing yeah Jellico 11:13 this brings this brings in mind the 11:15 hadith of the Prophet Muhammad I send 11:16 them however come with vidya sinha 11:19 however comes with a never good 11:21 innovation because some people believe 11:23 we've got in a good innovation in the in 11:26 the in there is no but the problem is in 11:29 the medic whoever commerce something 11:31 good in order to facilitate like the 11:33 loudspeaker in the mosque like oh you 11:35 know the the most have the Quran for the 11:37 blind people yeah that's it be dressing 11:39 and this when you brought that in a test 11:41 video hasten and the people who are 11:45 benefiting that facility and the one who 11:48 initiated now innovating that then he 11:50 get the reward as well so he asked a 11:52 lots of her tonight it was all this 11:54 image and SNL just bring up by having 11:56 the right intention you know Oh to wait 11:57 this is for Allah and then like he said 12:00 when all those people imagine you know 12:02 how many of you so generally well we've 12:05 sold thousands I mean internally our 12:07 KPIs that can be called the Hassan 12:09 autometer and we measure our performance 12:10 on the basis of hassle at not on how 12:12 much we've actually sold and this is how 12:14 we get everybody in our supply chain 12:16 aligned with our values and this is how 12:19 we work with our partners and that's 12:20 amazing I think any it's not just that 12:23 even you have a guy obviously you know 12:25 this obviously as we know it relates on 12:27 the intention but you know we judge that 12:29 everyone has the pure intention so you 12:30 have your graphic designer who's doing 12:32 some design you have a maybe you have 12:34 someone who dis designed the box I mean 12:36 this is obviously this is the box here 12:38 isn't it yeah I'll try and hold it in a 12:40 way that so you have this simple box so 12:42 you have a guy now who's designed this 12:43 box showing some images and every time 12:47 someone prays get reward you could have 12:50 a guy who says you know I've designed 12:52 this style of handle something that lets 12:54 a lot of people don't realize in many 12:55 things you know like when there's an 12:57 islamic event you have a guy who stands 12:58 as a security guard he's a volunteer if 13:01 a volunteer who goes in to clean the 13:02 toilets and what people you know tend to 13:05 forget is that person who volunteered 13:07 with the right intention for the cause 13:10 is cleaning he's whopping a he's mopping 13:12 a toilet floor but he's getting the 13:13 rules of all those people have listened 13:15 to the lecturer maybe have become muslim 13:17 maybe have started to prague 13:19 become better muslims and that just goes 13:20 on into maybe until he and they die just 13:23 because and you just mopping the toilets 13:24 but his intention was I want to keep 13:26 this place clean because this is an 13:27 islamic event to please our last 13:28 imagined you know it's a very good 13:31 product at the same time unless yeah the 13:32 tiniest things do like we have a lot of 13:33 non-muslims that work with us to handle 13:35 ax and we explain them the concept nay 13:37 they latch on to it quite quickly and 13:39 surprising we have a lot of non-muslims 13:41 who buy our product I don't know one of 13:43 the most surprising stories was in our 13:44 early days we got a customer in Ukraine 13:46 and we follow up with all our customers 13:48 and we had a conversation with them I we 13:51 knew who wasn't Muslim but he took it to 13:53 his church because they pray as one on 13:54 their knees and they had no solution for 13:56 their knees and he told me is like I 13:58 didn't know you guys can do something 13:59 like that and I thought he meant us as a 14:00 company I said we're an innovation I 14:01 said no I mean you must let you haven't 14:02 really been innovating I said well 14:04 things are turning around actually I 14:05 want to interject and say something 14:07 because interestingly left the hood but 14:10 tomorrow is about innovation and 14:12 invention that's the topic so I was like 14:14 I mean it seems a good example now at 14:16 the same time he gets more free market 14:18 exact times five it's a good animation 14:20 no it is I mean that the thing is that 14:22 really when we look right now in the 14:23 Muslim world and we look at our history 14:25 we're still living in the past rack a 14:26 lot of us still say you know all back in 14:29 the days we used to do this back in this 14:30 the Muslim on my students and the loose 14:32 you know in Spain ways to do this we 14:34 should be at the forefront of innovation 14:36 and discoveries and medical you know you 14:38 have the Almanac and so many things 14:39 right but these days it's you know let's 14:42 say we're taking a back seat we can say 14:44 right but i think the things are 14:46 changing around things you know i think 14:47 we can come back and have that sharia 14:49 aspect right because a lot of times okay 14:52 the muslims are doing things but there's 14:53 nothing really islamic involved in yes 14:55 they're they're building or they're 14:56 developing but not in line with the the 15:00 concept of the sharia but something like 15:01 this right i mean it's an inspirational 15:03 you're probably one of the if not the 15:04 only Muslim company who is a certified 15:06 space technology so that itself are your 15:09 pioneering and that in that in that 15:11 sense and you're up there with the 15:12 people message now we put it on a couple 15:14 of minutes left there what they were 15:14 just showing the videos we were talking 15:16 and it had a fellow Canadian dr. Shabbir 15:18 Ali yes and obviously we couldn't hear 15:21 but he was saying something he's he also 15:22 somebody who's used your product yes yes 15:25 he uses our product he's a big promoter 15:27 the idea again about innovation and how 15:29 innovation will be used to help progress 15:31 us overall 15:32 in our lifestyles them one of the things 15:34 we did in in collaboration with NASA's 15:36 we started something called get to space 15:37 com which is and we we say it's designed 15:40 to help two billion people to inspire 15:41 them to go to space and we use facts 15:44 about space and contribution of Muslims 15:46 to space which are actually quite 15:47 significant and surprising in many cases 15:49 and we use that to promote people remind 15:52 them of the past but also let them know 15:54 that in context today you can still be 15:56 an innovator and we want to inspire 15:58 Muslims to innovate and bring great 16:00 things to Muslim consumers at all levels 16:03 we've got a couple of minutes left but 16:05 obviously anyone who's interested in 16:06 buying this product they can go two 16:07 times with a Z times 5.com correct and 16:10 they can get the product from there and 16:14 I mean in the last minute or so is there 16:17 anything else coming from time so I have 16:18 any other new products any changes any 16:20 ideas you guys know where I'm at I get 16:22 like a topi or something there and your 16:25 migraine haha well we're working on a 16:28 lot of really interesting things I mean 16:29 we have some really break through things 16:31 that will come very soon that are still 16:33 related to physiology and Muslim 16:35 lifestyle one of our next steps is that 16:37 we're going to be working with a lot of 16:38 private markets mosques to do the 16:40 antimicrobial inside the mosque to help 16:42 protect against respiratory problems so 16:45 a lot of private mosque owner's express 16:47 a great interest in it we're working 16:48 with them today that's one of our next 16:50 projects get the anthemic robot them 16:52 protect people keep them healthy so 16:54 there's you have something we know it's 16:55 not messy but what's the problem but 16:56 there are many people especially in 16:57 modern day with the lifestyle with the 16:59 environment that you are getting 17:01 allergies and asthma all the time and 17:03 sometimes whether you know carpets no 17:06 matter how clean they are they pick up 17:07 dust particles the average person no 17:09 problem but for the one and every 100 17:11 people they get a asthma attack they get 17:14 allergy they get blocked up at a sore 17:15 throat so that does it is a big 17:18 difference too many people it's not 17:19 something which isn't you know yeah my 17:22 father-in-law's ones up he actually has 17:23 full-blown asthma because he's been 17:25 using sponge mats for a while when I 17:27 explain him that the dust mites actually 17:28 grown and come through the fabric and 17:30 your breathing that every time you go 17:31 down then use like I didn't know that 17:33 and we educate people about that and 17:34 that doesn't mean like gets scared no 17:36 it's about you know keeping it clean 17:37 right is it clean you know just because 17:39 it's there and you putting it away I'm 17:41 putting back doesn't mean it's always 17:42 clean you have to yes 17:44 there's no what we've muscle I'll come 17:46 to the end of the show it was a very 17:48 nice you know end of the show because 17:50 like we mentioned that whole aspect of 17:52 this the sir Jude is very connected to 17:55 for sure everything connected to getting 17:56 the most and that real spiritual thing 17:59 out of your prayer so maybe inshallah 18:00 this kind of product will which is 18:03 ultimately to go over yourself and all 18:04 of us in mentioning in it is that they 18:06 would be able to return Charlotte back 18:08 to make you know to prostrate and so we 18:10 just look here for coming on the show 18:11 and she brother ji beautiful passing 18:13 always a pleasure to view and of course 18:15 by they are welcome the next topic so 18:17 inshallah oh yes before we go on the 18:22 screen here that what's this I mean that 18:23 you're getting some kind of award from 18:24 sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum 18:26 the wall of Dubai where we are right now 18:27 yeah let's I mean we let's get that in 18:29 for lost yeah well it was go over a 18:31 minute to show you and that's quite an 18:32 achievement though in 2013 we were 18:34 recognized as an innovator innovation 18:36 coming islamic economy so as sheikh 18:38 mohammed is positioning Dubai as the 18:41 capital of Islamic economy he tries to 18:44 find and identify companies like us that 18:46 are innovative companies who are trying 18:48 to transform the Islamic economy so 18:50 we're very fortunate 2013 he recognizes 18:53 as one of the top companies in the world 18:54 so that mean that yeah that's another 18:56 cheap and you can say you've got the 18:58 love of Sheikh Mohammed and winning this 18:59 award so how's the lights but it's been 19:01 being Marshall are great I mean I'm sure 19:03 we could have had a a lot more time but 19:05 it's really relevant to this topic sure 19:06 where I really wanted to bring you into 19:07 it and who knows maybe we'll have you 19:09 again in the future because this whole 19:10 Muslim physiology sounds very 19:12 interesting yes and we've all good 19:14 things come to an end so inshallah join 19:16 the same time same place next week with 19:18 brother Gabriel romani and that's it 19:22 inshallah so I'm worried can watch her 19:23 to light what I cattle geez a chance to 19:31 gain me spend on you 19:37 all on who's sending good call good 19:41 deeds are opportunities sparking bright 19:46 and true raising you in the sight of 19:51 Allah and adorning on Jenna for you so
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