Ghetto Abdullah Makes His Theme Song
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This was originally supposed to be just us making the intro to all his future videos. However, this is what ended up happening (we couldn’t resist):
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This was originally supposed to be just us making the intro to all his future videos. However, this is what ended up happening (we couldn’t resist):
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Bismillah,

I’m the type of person who’s always on the lookout for the next project I want to complete. I find something I believe to be beneficial, fun and challenging all at the same time.
So what’s my next big project? Producing an Islamic kids show.
After doing research, I decided to see where I could cut costs for production. After seeing where all the costs would be coming from, I determined the best way to save money would be to make the puppets for my show myself. Typically, a custom-made puppet professionally done cost around $1,000.
I went to an arts and craft store yesterday to pick out my supplies and while my husband was asleep, I spent a good three hours working so hard and so diligently.
I had to figure out how to make the mouth part to move and somehow put it all together into the puppet. And after all the gluing, cutting and planning I take a good look at my final product and…. I BUST out laughing.
I couldn’t help it. The puppet was just so pathetic. My husband had awoken to my laughing and I showed him what I made — only for him to cover his eyes and tell me how scary it looked.
I asked him to take a picture of it and put it on his Facebook and his reply was, “I don’t want to for the safety of the people.”
Anyway, after much convincing he reluctantly decides to make a video for fun of my masterpiece and this was the result:
We decided to use this as a means to raising funds for our REAL kids show (which I’m happy to say will NOT have beat boxing, and will not feature a character such as Ghetto Abdullah).
Find out how you can invest in our project soon.
Let us know what your thoughts are.
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May Allah ‘az wa jal raise her in ranks in Jannah, and make her successful in all her endeavors, ameen.
When I heard her speech, the ayah “Abasa wa tawala, an jaa’ahul ama3″ came up. Subhnallah, smiles are acts of charity, would we suppress our smiles if we knew the person we were in front of was blind? Allah watches us, even if he/she can’t.