Now we come to the life of Muhammad. He said to his people, "Never touch liquor." They have obeyed for many centuries. And some who would like to have a glass hide themselves. They do not want to give the example to the others. And next day they say, "Toba, toba," which means, "God forbid." They are very sorry, they are ashamed of themselves. They do not stand and say, "We do not care for the law the Prophet has given." They don't say, "We like to drink." Never. They say, "We are sorry." They will go on drinking perhaps all their life, but at the same time never with that boldness, that "What do I care, let them keep the law in the court." Never. It is the sacred law, and they take it as sacred.