Terrence Howard

Up until I was 13.

I've talked about this before, but there was a day I came home and all of the brothers from the masjid was over at the house.

And there was this brother, Yaqub, you know, very kind, loved his scent, loved his nature.

But apparently he had castrated a wino, a homeless person, for urinating on the masjid.

He castrated him?

No, no, no.

All everybody's around.

Like 13 of the brothers from the mosque are there because Yacoub has been arrested and they're talking about that.

And the argument was, the conversation was, well, he shouldn't have, you know, he shouldn't have.

Well, he shouldn't have... What is the term?

Desecrate.

That was it.

He shouldn't have desecrated the Holy Temple by urinating on the mosque.

That was what they were talking about.

They weren't talking about the fact that this young man or older gentleman was also a child of God that may have been lost.

And I was like, that...

It was so severe.

You're overhearing this conversation?

Yes.

I'm sitting, no, I'm in the stairs, and they're in the living room.