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0:39 Brazil Ahlan wasahlan. 1:19 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Peace be upon 1:21 you warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. And may 1:25 Allah bless you and grant you peace. 1:25 May Allah bless you and grant you peace 1:28 . Alhamdulillah, we meet again today, 1:32 Tuesday, the 9th of Rabiul Akhir 1445 1:36 Hijriah or October 24, 2023. This is 1:39 the birthday of Mr. Farid Thalib, the 1:43 leader of Radio Silaturahim, the owner 1:46 of Radio Silatim. Mr. Farid, Barakallah 1:49 Mr. Farid Thalib. Today is the birthday 1:53 of Mr. Farid Thalib and Fajar Hidayah, 1:56 our colleague. Hopefully you are 1:59 healthy, Mr. Fajar Hidayah. Okay, we 2:03 meet again in the Ahlan Wasahlan 2:05 program. You must have heard of the 2:08 DTPI Sawah Islamic boarding school, the 2:10 DTPI Laut Islamic boarding school, the 2:12 Islamic boarding school on the mountain 2:14 . Now we will present an Islamic 2:16 boarding school in the middle of the 2:18 forest. An Islamic boarding school in 2:21 the middle of the forest. The name of 2:22 the Islamic boarding school is 2:24 Darussalam Islamic Boarding School. It 2:27 is located in Parmeraan, Dolok District 2:31 , North Padang Lawas Regency, North 2:35 Sumatra Province. Later we will chat 2:39 with the head of the Darussalam Islamic 2:42 Boarding School, namely K. H. Abdullah 2:45 or usually called Buya, also his ustaz 2:48 is Ustaz Bustaman Perwira Siregar. 2:51 Assalamualaikum Ma'am. Waalaikumsalam 2:55 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 2:57 How are you, Ma'am? Yes, healthy. 2:59 Alhamdulillah healthy. 3:01 How are you, Mr. Ustaz Bustaman? 3:05 Alhamdulillah, Mr. Because he is 3:07 healthy. 3:07 This is our teacher, the teacher of his 3:09 children. Ee Pak ee Buya, we want to 3:12 hear the story. How can a boarding 3:15 school be established in the middle of 3:17 the forest. What is the history, ee 3:19 Buya Abdullah, can you tell us, Ma'am? 3:24 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Indeed, 3:27 talking about the establishment of our 3:32 boarding school ee a little back to the 3:37 beginning, that time in 1984. 3:45 Yes. ee we returned from Padang ee to 3:51 gain knowledge until bachelor's degree. 3:55 Then, upon arriving back in the village 3:59 , I looked back at the community around 4:04 Dolok District, which was in dire need 4:08 of education. Educational facilities, 4:13 especially religious ones, were 4:14 non-existent in Dolok District at that 4:16 time. 4:17 Yes, if there were one or two, they 4:20 were only available for children in the 4:24 afternoon, and sometimes they didn't 4:28 last long. 4:29 Yes. 4:30 Even bringing in preachers from the 4:36 district or from Gunung Tua, for 4:39 example, from Sedimpuan, took a very 4:42 long time. So, it was clear that during 4:46 Dolok, we were really, really hungry, 4:50 especially for religious education. So, 4:54 at that time, we thought about what we 4:57 could do, gathering mothers and fathers 5:00 for evening religious studies at their 5:04 parents 'homes. That's where the 5:11 inspiration for establishing an Islamic 5:13 boarding school came from. 5:14 Heeh. So, why did you think of this 5:21 forested land as a place to build an 5:23 Islamic boarding school? Yes, in 5:28 general, this district is still, what 5:32 you might call, 5:35 underdeveloped compared to other 5:38 districts. Because road access is very 5:41 difficult, so if you directly send 5:44 school to the quota, many people cannot 5:47 afford it. 5:48 Hm. 5:48 Ee and the distance is very far. He. 5:52 Ee so many generations we look at who 5:54 are suitable for gaining knowledge but 5:57 did not go to school, only graduated 6:00 from elementary school. So ee that is 6:04 one of the motivations once again for 6:08 us to establish this boarding school. 6:12 Before this Islamic boarding school was 6:14 built, it was still dense forest. That 6:16 means there was a need for logging or 6:17 something like that? Or were there 6:20 already trees in the field at that 6:22 location. 6:24 Dolok District, the name Dolok actually 6:28 actually means mountains in Batak 6:31 language. 6:32 Oh, mountains are 6:33 indeed geisnya mountains. Road access 6:35 is very difficult. He. 6:37 And there are villages ee what are they 6:40 called in the crevices of the mountains 6:42 , in the village heads sometimes there 6:46 are 10 families, there are 15 families, 6:49 20 or so. He. 6:50 So, from one village to another, we 6:52 had to walk 6:54 and use horse-drawn carriages at that 6:57 time, and what's it called, it had a 7:01 direct impact on education, it was 7:04 indeed a forest. It was 7:06 indeed a forest. The forests that were 7:08 maintained were 7:09 probably only like rubber trees, and 7:11 even then, they weren't that depleted. 7:14 Oh, I see. So, how big is the location? 7:18 How many hectares, Buya? 7:22 Approximately 8 to 10 hectares. 7:26 Alhamdulillah. 7:27 Masyaallah. 7:27 Yes, 7:29 Iwan and Ahwat, we are currently 7:32 chatting via Zoom with the head of the 7:35 Darussalam Islamic Boarding School, K. 7:38 H. Abdullah, who runs the Islamic 7:41 boarding school in the middle of the 7:44 forest in the Dolok area in North 7:47 Padang Lawas Regency, North Sumatra 7:50 Province. How many students are there 7:54 now, Buya? Alhamdulillah, this Islamic 8:00 boarding school is over 30 years old 8:06 and has taught almost 2,000 students. 8:11 2,000 people. 8:12 Yes. Alhamdulillah. I'm also surprised 8:16 that many people come from various 8:18 regions, even from Jakarta, and it's 8:20 even been covered by TV One and TVRI at 8:26 that time. How do they know this? Even 8:31 though in the middle of the jungle, the 8:33 students know where they're from? Yes, 8:37 sometimes Celu is a bit funny. But 8:42 thank God, this is Ustaz Bustaman, our 8:46 Ustaz. Coincidentally, this is our 8:49 son-in-law. The son-in-law who adopted 8:51 our third child. 8:51 Masyaallah. A pious son-in-law. Amen. 8:57 Amen. Amen. 8:58 Okay. May I speak to Ustaz Bustaman, 9:00 yes? Ustaz Bustaman is also 9:03 called the Arab village, even though 9:05 he's not Arab. Because apparently the 9:07 little children already speak Arabic. 9:09 How come those village children are so 9:12 good at Arabic? How is that teaching, 9:15 Ustaz Mustaman? 9:17 Uh, Sir, because first of all, I used 9:19 to live here at the Islamic boarding 9:21 school in Darussalam Permerahan 9:24 for about 3 years and I was one of his 9:27 students. Our Buya's student. Ee and 9:31 indeed, I have always enjoyed and loved 9:34 Arabic and Buya also used to really 9:36 like Arabic. Ee even used to often try 9:40 to speak Arabic every day at Islamic 9:42 boarding schools. Well, after that, I 9:45 graduated from Darussalam Palmeraan in 9:49 2007. Then I went to college in Egypt 9:53 in 2009. 9:55 Hm. He. 9:56 Well, thank God, then after returning 9:58 from there, in Egypt, I had the thought 10:01 that when I returned to Indonesia, God 10:04 willing, I would try to ground Arabic 10:07 because it is the language of the Quran 10:09 . Where around us, people or society 10:13 are still proud of their children who 10:17 can speak English fluently. Well, then 10:20 the thought arose, what if our children 10:22 were educated in Arabic from a young 10:24 age, even though it is the language of 10:26 Islam, the language of the Quran like 10:28 that. Finally, with motivations like 10:31 that and also with a supportive 10:33 atmosphere, well, thank God, after 10:35 getting married and being blessed with 10:37 children by Allah, we now have three 10:39 children. Thank God, I'm committed to 10:42 my wife as best I can. Well, that's 10:45 what we practice, even though we're not 10:47 fluent yet, but we make it a habit 10:48 every day. We repeat some words and we 10:51 commit to using Arabic, and thank God 10:53 they can speak Arabic in everyday life 10:56 like that, Mr. Krisna. 10:58 And I saw the Arabic in play on YouTube 11:01 , the kids were washing dirty 11:04 motorbikes because the road there 11:06 wasn't asphalt yet. They used Arabic in 11:10 Beng Tanah, right? The kids were about 11:13 5 years old at that time. They were 11:16 already very good at Arabic. Masyaallah 11:18 . 11:19 How many tahsin are there? Where are 11:21 the tahsin study groups? What are they 11:23 in? How many tahsin study groups are 11:25 there? 11:27 How many tahsin study groups are there 11:31 in Darussalam? How many groups? Oh, 11:35 actually, Darussalam is like this, Mr. 11:38 Krishna, there are three places. 11:41 There's Birul Walidain, there's 11:43 Darussalam Indo, and then there's this 11:45 Arab village. Well, our Buya entrusted 11:48 me to take care of his Arab village 11:51 there, accompanied by approximately 213 11:54 male and female students with me there. 11:58 Ee memorizers of the Qur'an. Likewise, 12:00 they are able to apply Arabic every day 12:03 , thank God, every day. Well, because 12:06 they are also motivated by our young 12:09 children. Well, they also feel that 12:12 even small children can speak Arabic. 12:14 We too, God willing, if we are 12:15 consistent and make it a habit, we will 12:16 definitely be able to do that, Mr. 12:18 Krisna. 12:18 Masyaallah. He was really young, 12:20 starting from 5 years old, he was smart 12:22 in Arabic. 12:24 Ee Iwan. 12:26 Yes. He could already speak Arabic at 3 12:27 years old, yes. Masyaallah. 12:28 Yes. From 2 years old until now, the 12:31 older ones are Fatih, 6 years old; the 12:33 new name Kaum, her name is ee Kaum, she 12:36 is 5 years old; then there is Fatimah, 12:38 3 years old. But they are all, ages 2 12:41 or starting to be able to speak, we 12:43 have accustomed them to using Arabic 12:45 even though they are not fluent. That 12:48 Mr. Kris, still used to rough Arabic. 12:50 But don't forget Indonesian or you will 12:52 forget Indonesian again. Oh, God 12:55 willing, 12:57 they can also speak Batak Angkola, they 13:00 can also speak our language here. 13:03 Iwan, we need to inform you that for 13:06 this interview, uh, they have to go to 13:09 the city district so they can get a 13:11 signal because if there is no signal 13:14 there, if there is no signal in the 13:16 forest, there is no signal, then they 13:19 can't get it. Hello. Wow, often huh, 13:25 get a signal. That's 13:26 right, just asked if they can't get a 13:29 signal. Okay, Iwan Danaot. We are 13:32 talking with Buya or K. H. Abdullah 13:36 Effendi. He is the head of the 13:39 Darussalam Parmeraan Islamic Boarding 13:42 School, Dolo District, Padang Regency, 13:45 North Lawas, North Sumatra Province, 13:48 which is located in the middle of a 13:51 forest of about 10 hectares. Then the 13:56 little ones, eh okay. E, 14:00 how's the signal there? Good. There's 14:02 interference, sir. There's interference 14:04 . Understandably, sir. Understandably. 14:06 Because I also usually upload it, 14:08 uploading on YouTube usually 14:11 has to go to the sub-district town 14:12 first, right? Okay. Ee we will read the 14:17 cellphone number that can be contacted. 14:20 Maybe you want to ask more questions 14:22 about the teren message in the middle 14:24 of the forest. Ee please contact Ustaz 14:28 Bustaman. Ustaz Bustaman Perwira 14:31 Siregar, LC. His phone number is 0812 14:39 then 93 then 68 73 45 081 2 then 93 14:53 then 68 7345 Ustaz Bustaman is a 15:00 teacher at the Darussalam Parmeraan 15:03 Islamic boarding school, Dolok District 15:06 , North Padang Lawas Regency, North 15:09 Sumatra Province. The Islamic boarding 15:13 school is located in the middle of the 15:15 forest there. Maybe 15:18 Mr. Krisna, we are here, it's raining 15:20 here, Mr. Krisna. I'm 15:22 sorry, sir, it's raining there. It's 15:26 raining heavily, sir. We're separated. 15:29 Masyaallah, we're 15:29 now in the mosque because we feel it's 15:34 a safer place. Hehe. 15:38 Okay. Uh, may I know where the students 15:42 come from? Where are they from? Hello? 15:52 No, no, no. I can't hear you. Okay. 15:59 Okay, Iwan and I are still talking with 16:03 the head of the Darussalam Parmaraan 16:06 Islamic Boarding School, Dolok District 16:09 , North Padang Lawas Regency, North 16:12 Sumatra Province. It's raining there 16:16 right now. Heavy rain again. Earlier we 16:20 talked with Kiai Abdullah Effendi, 16:25 also known as Buya. Uh, we also talked 16:30 with Ustaz Bustaman Perwira Siregar, LC 16:34 . But apparently the signal isn't good. 16:41 You can see it on YouTube, uh, on TV1, 16:44 it's Jejak Islam on TVRI. Then on TV1, 16:48 the YouTube is what's the name of the 16:51 program, what's on TV? Hello, Mr. Ustaz 16:55 Mustaman. Listen to us. We can see the 17:01 picture, but the sound isn't 17:03 there. The voice came first. 17:07 Oh, this is why Mas Ateet is here? Mas 17:11 Atep. Mas Atep is a versatile person. 17:16 He can teach Tiengkung links, can be an 17:18 operator, can understand IT. Yesterday, 17:21 there was also a question from Mas Atep 17:23 about Tiengkung Links. How about Kang 17:27 Atep, should we continue or what? 17:31 Huh? Uh, both ikwan and we will take a 17:34 break for now. Later we will continue 17:36 the conversation with the management 17:39 and ustaz ustaz from the leadership of 17:42 the Darussalam Parmeraan Islamic 17:44 Boarding School, Dolok District. Dolok 17:47 means mountains. North Padang Lawas 17:51 Regency, North Sumatra Province, which 17:54 is currently experiencing heavy rain. 17:58 We will leave now. We will be back 18:00 after the following. Ahlan wasahlan. 18:28 Hello. Hello. Sorry for earlier. Ahlan 21:16 wasahlan. Silaturahim Radio broadcast 21:24 from Jalan Masjid Silaturahim 36 21:26 Kalimanggis, Cibubur. Still on the 21:29 ahlan wasahlan program where we present 21:33 via zoom, namely Mr. Kiai Abdullah 21:36 Effendi. He is the head of the 21:38 Darussalam Parmeraan Islamic Boarding 21:42 School, Dolo District, North Padang 21:44 Lawas Regency, North Sumatra Province, 21:47 whose location is in the middle of the 21:51 forest and the access road to get there 21:54 is still not paved, still stones and 21:59 dirt. Hello, ma'am, can you hear us? 22:05 Alhamdulillah, it's clear how satisfied 22:10 you are, ma'am, now that there are so 22:13 many students, after it was only a 22:15 dream to build a boarding school, only 22:18 a debt, now there are 2000, ma'am. 22:21 How do you feel, ma'am? 22:23 How do you feel about the many boarding 22:27 schools that have students studying 22:30 there? Alhamdulillah, I am very 22:35 grateful to the presence of Allah 22:37 Subhanahu wa ta'ala. I never imagined 22:41 that in the middle of a jungle like 22:44 this, the road access is very difficult 22:48 and far and the environmental 22:51 conditions like this, there would be a 22:55 student, but behind all that, because 22:59 they have come from the city, from 23:02 places that are crowded into this 23:06 jungle. So, the way they unite and 23:12 adapt to the situation is indeed one, 23:17 yes. There are difficulties too, 23:21 especially if the children who come 23:23 from around the Islamic boarding school 23:26 are already used to our terrain and 23:28 conditions where sometimes the lights 23:30 go out, there's no phone access, and 23:33 parents have difficulty coming. For 23:35 children who live around the Islamic 23:37 boarding school, that's normal. 23:39 But those who come from the city, they 23:43 sometimes get a bit grumpy. So that's 23:46 all. 23:47 Masyaallah, it's extraordinary. 23:48 Extraordinary. How many kilometers is 23:51 it from the Islamic boarding school to 23:53 the main road, Ma'am? Yes, it's 23:56 approximately 23:57 7 kilometers from the Islamic boarding 23:59 school to the main road. 7 km 24:01 7 kilometers. So, what's the condition 24:03 of the road now? Is it still rocky or 24:06 what? Yes, some have started to be 24:09 paved, some are still dirt roads, and 24:11 sometimes the bridges are broken too. 24:14 Oh, the bridges are still wooden or 24:16 what? 24:18 Yes, some are still wooden. Still all 24:21 wooden. Huh? 24:23 Cars passing through there isn't that 24:25 dangerous, 24:26 right? Be extra careful. Very careful. 24:31 Extraordinary. Hey, is it free or paid 24:34 to get in here, Ma'am? Yes, someone 24:36 asked this. 24:39 Oh, it's free. 24:41 Oh, it's free, yes. 24:42 This means paying to the Islamic 24:44 boarding school. 24:44 Oh, boarding school huh. For food costs 24:46 and other things perhaps. Oh, 24:50 actually it's still paid, but if you 24:53 compare it with neighboring Islamic 24:55 boarding schools in other districts, 24:58 we'll 24:59 try to do it 25:01 as much as possible. Yes Yes Yes As 25:04 cheap as possible. 25:05 Then where are the ustaz who teach 25:08 there? 25:12 Indeed, there are three Alazhar alumni. 25:16 There are two more people active now. 25:19 So, including our son-in-law, Ustaz and 25:22 our grandchildren, there are also our 25:25 younger siblings' children, but because 25:28 she is a married woman, Simpuan is a 25:31 lecturer there, so there are just one 25:34 more person and 25:35 then there are other teachers from 25:37 around the Islamic boarding school too. 25:39 Oh, 25:41 if the students are from Medan too. 25:43 From Medan. Is there one from Jakarta? 25:46 There is. There are some from Batam, 25:49 one from Kepul Riau. 25:51 So, that's what I'm surprised about, 25:53 where do they know this? Even though 25:55 it's in the middle of the forest, it's 25:57 more or less like what the ustaz 25:59 himself knows. They watch on YouTube, 26:03 maybe they know, through word of mouth. 26:08 Oh, from the beginning. Yes. I 26:12 ee what do you expect from the 26:14 graduates of this Islamic boarding 26:16 school? Please, ma'am. Yes. 26:20 Alhamdulillah, our hope is that because 26:23 there are so many temptations, uh, 26:26 lately, our first hope is that the 26:29 children who have been educated here 26:32 are truly consistent in worship, truly 26:36 consistent in practicing the knowledge 26:39 they have acquired, and become a torch 26:42 and role model wherever they are, like 26:46 that. H we will prepare it 26:48 well ma'am. If I may ask, what is the 26:51 schedule from morning to night, from 26:53 morning, 26:54 what is the schedule of these students? 26:58 Ee perhaps including those like the one 27:01 asked, this may raise ee interest from 27:06 our brothers and sisters even from afar 27:08 because in our Islamic boarding school, 27:11 it can be said that the presentation of 27:14 lessons is almost 24 hours. There is 27:17 always something. Yes. That means 27:20 after dawn there is mumarasah, then 27:24 there is prayer followed by lessons. 27:27 Then there's Quran translation, and in 27:30 the afternoon, there's also 27:32 extracurricular activities, then 27:34 strengthening the nahu and sar. Then in 27:37 the evening, there's muhadarah. But 27:39 it's done in groups and not all in the 27:42 classroom. But in the menjah, inside, 27:46 so they bring the wood under. Well, 27:50 it's at the river points like that. 27:54 What's for entertainment? Maybe there's 27:56 sports there, 27:58 yes, they're still prepared for the 27:59 field year, even though it's simple. 28:01 After the Asr prayer, they're given the 28:03 freedom to exercise. But it seems that 28:07 the children, accustomed to the 28:09 learning method mentioned earlier, are 28:11 already enjoying it there. Heeh. 28:13 Well, that's why, thank God, many 28:16 parents are talking. Well, this is the 28:18 place we were looking for. If we were 28:20 in the city, if we were in a crowded 28:22 place, it would be very difficult 28:23 to lead the children. But here, 28:27 with his own friends, his seniors, he's 28:30 a teacher. Heeh. Yes. That's how it is. 28:33 It's really emphasized that teachers, 28:35 the most mature students, the ones in 28:38 the highest grades, must share 28:40 opportunities and share everything with 28:43 their younger siblings. That's how it's 28:46 programmed. 28:47 Okay. Maybe because it's located in the 28:50 middle of the jungle, the children get 28:53 fresh air every day, so they're healthy 28:56 , right? So their mother is diligent, 28:58 right? 29:00 Alhamdulillah. So, what wisdom did Buya 29:01 feel? Because it's full of zikr, right? 29:05 This location is full of people reading 29:07 the Quran, zikr, studying the Koran, 29:09 all sorts of things. That's what Buya 29:12 felt, what wisdom did Buya feel? That's 29:17 right. But first, there was a kind of 29:23 peace that we felt there. You could say 29:29 that the children, even though the 29:32 school isn't fenced, are directly in 29:34 the mountains, directly in the jungle, 29:37 so it 29:38 never occurred to them to skip school 29:40 here and there. Because, 29:41 sorry, are they really 29:43 afraid of wild animals now? Are there 29:48 still wild animals or in the forest? 29:52 There are still some. There are 29:54 still some. 29:56 Like snakes or their eyes in the forest 29:59 . Yes. 29:59 Oh yes. 30:01 Oh no, no. Oh, the small ones like 30:04 bears are still there, and you can 30:07 still hear their voices occasionally. 30:10 So the children were afraid just 30:11 looking at the situation. So was there 30:15 a fence to prevent animals or people, 30:20 ee, the animals in the forest from 30:22 attacking the boarding school? No. 30:26 Thank God there is no fence. For over 30:30 30 years, this boarding school has 30:34 never been disturbed. No one has ever 30:37 disturbed any of the animals. At most, 30:39 there are Tukra monkeys that are close, 30:43 sometimes they are also close to the 30:46 dormitory, 30:47 but they don't bother you. They 30:49 don't bother. 30:50 Then there is a clear river there. 30:54 Thank God, because our boarding school 30:56 is flanked by two rivers. One is in 30:59 Wadil Qura, our son-in-law is taking 31:02 care of the tahfiz, that wadi because 31:04 there is a clear river in the valley, 31:07 that is what is said, sorry, this is 31:10 the reality there, meaning that the 31:12 children are lazy to boil water, they 31:15 drink directly from the fountain. Thank 31:18 God, no one got sick, nothing is 31:20 extraordinary, 31:22 maybe this is a blessing because it is 31:24 still natural, everything is still 31:25 natural. 31:26 What is the name of that river? The one 31:29 where the children 31:32 drink from. 31:33 Yes. 31:34 Well, that's called aik silimatok. Aik 31:36 silimatok. 31:37 Aik silimatok. 31:39 Yes. A aik means water. Silimatok is 31:43 actually a pacat. How thick is it? 31:47 There are still lots of pacat in the 31:49 forest there. So, that's the name in 31:54 North Sumatra, right? Xim 31:58 silimatok 31:59 silimatok 32:01 e a silimatok silimatok 32:04 another one that's quite big, sometimes 32:06 in the rainy season it can also be a 32:08 bit flooded, it's 32:09 called the Parmeraan River, that's the 32:11 Parmeraan River, so what's the 32:13 atmosphere like during Ramadan there? 32:14 Eid, people go home, it's not quiet, 32:16 right? If for example, Eid al-Fitr is 32:18 quiet, people go home, or what's the 32:20 atmosphere like during Ramadan and Eid 32:22 al-Fitr there? In the 32:24 past, we had the Islamic boarding 32:26 school active in the month of Ramadan 32:28 for 15 years. But many parents because 32:31 it was very difficult for their 32:34 children to go home, ee, so finally we 32:36 took every Ramadan, lately the children 32:39 have been given a holiday. 32:42 ee, they have a holiday 32:45 to gather with their families. It's an 32:47 opportunity to socialize with their 32:49 families. Buya, are there any students 32:52 from abroad, like Singapore or Malaysia 32:55 , for example? 32:58 Ee until today there haven't been any. 33:00 But yes, yes. 33:03 Mm. Okay. Ee ee how old is the youngest 33:11 student? How old is the oldest? Those 33:17 who enter there are all graduates of 33:20 elementary school or MIN, right? Well, 33:24 but all the children of the teachers 33:26 who live there, we make a kind of 33:28 kindergarten and early childhood 33:31 education that we teach Arabic, so it 33:33 makes it very easy. Ee so it turns out 33:36 it's true that this language is easier 33:38 if you start from a young age. When 33:40 you're like us, you forget a lot. It's 33:44 a bit difficult, huh. Ee difficult. 33:49 Okay. If people from outside the 33:51 village want to study at the Islamic 33:53 boarding school in the area, is it 33:55 possible for this Islamic boarding 33:57 school to want to study tahsin? Ma'am, 33:59 is it possible? There are also many, 34:04 every year we accept graduates from ee 34:07 from MAN, from high school students, 34:10 then their parents ask them to study 34:13 there, there are still some for tahsin 34:16 and to participate in the Quran 34:18 memorization program. Hmm. 34:23 There was 34:25 someone who asked, "Peace be upon you, 34:27 Ma'am. Is there a minimarket nearby? I 34:32 won't mention the name. 34:34 Oh, there 34:37 isn't a minimarket there. But let's 34:41 just calculate what the needs of the 34:43 students are that are prepared there in 34:46 the shop. Well, basically they need 34:49 books, just books. So, there is a place 34:53 prepared for them to shop, do their 34:56 daily shopping. Well, that's all. 34:59 There is a minimarket managed by 35:01 Darussalam. Is there one? 35:04 There is one through the Darussalam 35:06 cooperative. 35:08 Okay. Okay. Uh, there is a request for 35:14 Ustaz Bustaman to read the Quran. Ustaz 35:24 Bustaman is asked 35:27 to read the Quran. Please, Ustaz 35:32 Mustaman. 35:33 Ustaz Bustaman, there are listeners, 35:35 there is a request for Ustaz Man to 35:36 read the Quran. I want to hear the 35:37 Quran recitation from Ustaz Bustaman. 35:40 Masyaallah. 35:43 Okay, please, Ustaz Mustaman Perwira 35:46 Siregar, LC, teacher at the Darussalam 35:48 Parmaraan Islamic Boarding School, Dolo 35:51 District, Padang Regency North Lawas, 35:54 North Sumatra Province. Where is the 35:56 location of this Islamic boarding 35:57 school? This Islamic boarding school is 35:59 in the middle of the forest. Please, 36:02 Ustaz Pustaman. 36:05 Auzubillahiminasyaitanirrajim. 36:15 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Lam 36:25 yakunilladina kafaru min ahlil kitabi 36:31 wal musyrikina munfakirin munfakina 36:42 hatta tatiahumul bayyinyinah. Rasulum 36:49 minallah fiha kutun muqayimah. Wama 37:05 tafarraqalladzina utul kitaba illa mim 37:12 ba'di ma jaumul umir illa 37:27 liya'budullaha mukhlisina lahudin, 37:36 mukhlisina lahuddina hunafaa 37:39 wauqimusata wauzzak, dinul qayimah. 37:55 Innalladina kafaru min ahlil kitabi wal 38:02 musyrikina fi nari jahanam, wal 38:10 musyrikina fi nari jahannama khid ul 38:25 bariyah. Innalladina amanu wailusumirul 38:40 barih. Jann jannatu adnin tajri min 38:59 tahtihal anhar, jannatu adnin tajri 39:13 anhar khidina fiha abada, radhiallahu 39:23 anhum waradu, dzalika liman kyiya 39:29 rabbah. Sadaqallahuladzim. 39:37 masyaallah good masyaallah Masyaallah. 39:40 Masyaallah it's really nice. 39:43 Okay, thank you Ustaz Bustaman Perwira 39:46 Siregar, LC for your recitation of the 39:49 Qur'an. Hopefully there is wisdom that 39:52 we can learn from it, ma'am. Ee 39:54 Allahum amen. 39:55 Ee it seems that everyone has answered 39:59 it. Okay, I'll read out the cellphone 40:02 number of Ustaz Bustaman again. Please 40:04 prepare a pen and paper. Ustaz Bustaman 40:08 Perwira Siregara, Lsi. He is one of the 40:12 ustaz at the Darussalam Parmeraan 40:14 Islamic Boarding School, Dolo District, 40:17 North Padang Lawas Regency, North 40:20 Sumatra Province, which is located in 40:22 the middle of the forest and the forest 40:25 is still abundant animals can be heard 40:28 the sounds of bears, the sound of 40:31 monkeys can still be heard. Okay, here 40:33 is the phone number. Please note Ustaz 40:36 Bustaman the number is 0812 then 93 68 40:47 73 45 0812 93 68 73 45 Ma'am yes, the 41:03 blessed one is also Ustaz Bustaman 41:05 Perwira thank you for the chat and 41:08 information about the Darussalam 41:10 Islamic Boarding School. Hopefully the 41:13 Islamic boarding school will continue 41:14 to grow, progress, and 41:16 produce more students with 41:18 extraordinary knowledge. 41:21 Thank you. Greetings. If you come to 41:24 Jakarta, please stop by Cibubur. 41:28 Thank you JAK Loher. Okay, we will meet 41:32 again another time. I am Muhammad 41:34 Krishna, Kang Atep Setiabudi and Fahri 41:37 Fahri. Kang Fahri, please take your 41:39 leave. Wabillahi taufik walhidayah. 41:41 Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi 41:43 wabarakatuh. 41:45 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi 41:47 wabarakatuh. 
