[00:02] Hello, welcome." "Hello, peace be upon you." "And upon you be peace and the mercy of God and His blessings." "First of all, I'm upon you." "And upon you be peace and the mercy of God and His blessings." "First of all, I'm welcome." " I send my greetings to you and Dr. Mohamed El
[00:16] Welcome, welcome." " I just had a question. Honestly, I'm facing a problem with my children, and I don't know how to keep them keep them on the phone almost 24 hours a day." "Hello?" "
[00:36] Egyptian and Arab families; our children are on the phone all the time." "Can you hear something, ma'am?" "Can you hear the doctor?" "Hello, I can hear." " sound is far away, ma'am." " Okay, we understand the problem, and as we
[00:51] said, and as Dr. Mohamed said, I wanted to ask her, I wanted to ask her, where is she in those as not to be unfair to her, but, Doctor, I wanted to ask her, where is she in those 24 hours?" wanted to ask her, where is she in those 24 hours?" Yes, yes, some mothers take it easy and keep their kids busy with
[01:08] tablets, and some mothers genuinely don't know what to do. During a vacation like summer, if you take the tablet away from the kids, they'll say, "What are we
[01:21] going to do? What are we going to do?" because there's no organization in because there's no organization in their lives, their exercise routines, or their activities. They see everyone else busy, and they're busy too. Like you said, we're still being unfair to them. Why?
[01:38] You're telling me that when I take it away, they ask me, "What do you want me to do?" But what are they going to do? Where? Who's going to tell them what to do? I'm the one who's going to tell them what to do! You 're saying we're not organizing their time? Well, I'm the one who's going to organize their time! Again, I'll say it again:
[01:54] we're the problem. If we say, "Stop it! Let's go to the gym! Let's do gymnastics! Let's play squash! If we say, "Stop it! Let's go to the gym! Let's do gymnastics! Let's play squash! Let's train! Let's do anything! Let's play Let's train! Let's do anything! Let's play together!" But when they're constantly on the phone...  I'm saying, because they're on their tablets and
[02:08] together!" But when they're constantly on the phone...  I'm saying, because they're on their tablets and phones 24/7. So where will he go? What else will he do? We're still in the age of technology, openness, and social media, so we need
[02:20] technology, openness, and social media, so we need something to replace the PlayStation. If we look at the the husbands, Doctor, and the husbands too! Honestly, I don't play, but my husbands too! Honestly, I don't play, but my kids do. 24/7 is essential for them to go
[02:33] tell you something. For example, I'm just having an experience. When my kids sit down to play PlayStation, I say, "Okay, that's enough, thank you." I tell you, honestly, come on, now! I call them over, and I put them next to me
[02:45] come on, now! I call them over, and I put them next to me That's necessary. If we get too far apart, I'm the one who needs this, they also need to disconnect from the virtual world.  What they are living in is
[02:59] If you look at the danger of this solitary world, I was talking to my son and found him this solitary world, I was talking to my son and found him talking to me about things and groups for playing that talking to me about things and groups for playing that involve him in dangerous things, dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, and a
[03:13] terrible intellectual invasion, and they enter into religions and they enter into customs and traditions, and no, no, no, very difficult things. So I say we cannot take our eyes off them. Understand that we are here beside you. We do not want to bother you. We want to take you to safety.  We said that we
[03:30] safety.  We said that we must pay very close attention to the first seven years so that we can bring them must pay very close attention to the first seven years so that we can bring them to safety.