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0:07 Brazil Ahlan wa sahlan. 0:47 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious 0:48 , the Most Merciful. Peace be upon you, 0:49 and the mercy and blessings of Allah. 0:50 And peace be upon you too. 0:51 O Allah, send prayers upon our master 0:53 Muhammad, our master Muhammad. Praise 0:55 be to Allah, we meet again today. What 0:57 day is it today? It is Tuesday, October 1:00 11th, 2022, or the 15th of Rabi ' 1:03 al-Awwal 1444 Hijri. Yes, as usual, 1:07 Radio Silaturahim presents the Ahlan wa 1:09 sahlan program. Earlier, we heard a 1:12 narrative spoken in English because the 1:14 person is American and a non-Muslim. 1:17 They expressed their appreciation for 1:19 the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, 1:20 peace be upon him. They stated that in 1:23 Islamic teachings, there is no racism. 1:26 What is racism? There is no racism. 1:28 Arabs are not more noble than non-Arabs 1:31 . Non-Arabs are also not more noble 1:34 than Arabs. And white people are not 1:36 more noble than black people, and black 1:38 people are not more noble than white 1:40 people. Everyone is the same, no 1:42 distinction. The greatest is the one 1:45 who is most pious. That is the standard 1:47 . They are very amazed, even though 1:50 they are not Muslim. I don't know their 1:53 name, but they seem to be an American. 1:57 And we are still in the celebration of 1:59 the Prophet's birthday. Today we 2:02 present a program of Islamic narratives 2:05 and poetry, especially poems about 2:07 Prophet Muhammad. We have here Nung 2:13 Taila Anwar, or called Taila. She spent 2:16 a long time in Malaysia. About 14 years 2:20 in Malaysia, about half an hour away. 2:22 From Kuala Lumpur, she was born in 2:25 Jakarta on September 13th, 1969. She 2:29 has been featured in Wanita Malaysia 2:31 magazine. She is also a member of 2:34 Numera, Nusantara Melayu Raya. This is 2:37 an organization for writers across 2:40 Southeast Asia. She has written a book 2:43 or novel in English, "A Dry Out." Then 2:47 also a poetry anthology, "Don't Call Us 2:50 Infidels." And then poems for the 2:54 Uyghurs. Those are by Nung Taila Anwar. 2:59 We will read her contact number later, 3:02 her name is Taila. And one more who is 3:06 probably already familiar, Reni 3:08 Jayusman. Born in Semarang on January 3:11 2nd, 1959. She used to be active in 3:16 various groups, what was it? Theater, 3:18 right? Starting from Yuka theater, 3:20 Bulungan theater, Mandiri theater, and 3:23 what else? 3:25 Oh, there are so many. Essentially, she 3:28 is very, very familiar with the world 3:30 of poetry and drama. The same goes for 3:33 Taila. Peace be upon you, Taila and 3:37 Reni. 3:39 And peace be upon you, and the mercy 3:40 and blessings of Allah. 3:41 They just met here. 3:44 Yes. 3:45 So Taila said, she is very happy to 3:46 meet Reni because back when she was in 3:48 elementary school, Taila was in 3:50 elementary school 3:51 there was a poetry competition in 3:53 Bulungan. 3:54 The judge was Reni. 3:55 Yes. 3:56 The judge was Reni Jayusman. And Reni 3:58 has forgotten about it. Okay. How was 4:02 the story back then during the poetry 4:03 competition? What poem was that? 4:05 Which year was it? 4:06 Every year there was a poetry 4:07 competition in Bulungan, right? 4:09 Which elementary school were you 4:10 representing? 4:10 I was from which school? Vincensius 4:13 Elementary School. 4:14 Well, then I joined that competition in 4:16 Bulungan, you know. 4:17 It's almost always Mbak Reni as the 4:20 judge, and I'm such a huge fan, her 4:22 poetry reading is cool, her theater is 4:25 cool, right. That's why earlier Mas 4:27 Krisna said later you'll be with Mbak 4:30 Reni, okay. Oh my, it's like a dream 4:32 come true. 4:35 Meanwhile, Reni forgot. 4:37 How many times have you been a judge, 4:38 Ren? 4:39 Ah, I don't know. I don't know either. 4:41 That's why for me, this is such a 4:43 blessing. 4:44 We can reconnect after decades of not 4:46 meeting, right? 4:49 When being a judge, what do the judges 4:51 look for in a poetry reading? First, it 4:53 definitely has to be the interpretation 4:55 . They have to have a good sense of 4:58 interpretation and soul. Then the 5:01 totality of the vocal voice, and their 5:03 performance. 5:05 Hmm. Were you a champion back then? 5:06 Always, of course. So that means it's 5:10 good. 5:11 Yes. Alhamdulillah. 5:12 We, uh... 5:13 Because I’m a bit critical, if it’s 5:16 just a moment, it’s an immediate' no 5:19 'like that. 5:21 Is that so? If it's good, it's an 5:23 immediate' yes 'like that. 5:25 Okay. 5:27 We still have the program, narration 5:30 and Islamic poetry with Nutella Anwar 5:32 and Reni Jusman. Let's hear what poem 5:36 Nutella will read first. 5:38 Uh, I have several poems here, Mas 5:40 Krisna. Which one first, there's a poem 5:42 "Prayer of a Dried Leaf" by MH Ainun 5:45 Najib. 5:45 Okay. 5:46 And do you want to read them all? 5:47 Please go ahead. Just one for now. 5:49 One first, okay. 5:49 Okay. Straight away. Okay, please go 5:51 ahead. 5:51 Okay, bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Prayer 5:58 of a dried leaf by Mh. Ainun Najib. Let 6:12 alone my voice, O Aziz. While even Your 6:19 word is ignored. Let alone my speech, O 6:29 Qawi, while even Your verses are 6:36 belittled. Let alone my love, O 6:45 Zulquwah, while even Your affection is 6:52 cast away. Let alone my greetings, O 7:02 Matin, while even the solutions You 7:09 offer are underestimated. How naive my 7:17 hope is to be accepted by them. While 7:27 even the merit of Your creation is 7:32 erased. How ridiculous my longing to be 7:42 heard by them. While even Your 7:48 scripture is denied by a thousand 7:51 civilizations. How unnatural that I 7:59 feel entitled to their respect, while 8:08 Your Rahman and Rahim are remembered 8:11 only very occasionally. How absurd my 8:20 desire not to be hurt by them. While 8:29 Your beloved Muhammad was pelted with 8:32 stones. While Your Ibrahim was burned. 8:39 While Your Yunus was cast into the sea. 8:45 While Your Nuh was left in loneliness. 8:54 However, O Qadir Muktadir, O Jabbar 9:00 Mutakabbir, You are All-Great and I am 9:07 tiny, You are All-Mighty. And I am 9:14 trivial. You are all-powerful and I am 9:22 weak. You are all-rich and I am 9:30 destitute. You are all-holy and I am 9:40 filthy. You are the Most High and I am 9:46 low, as low as can be. Yet O Qahir, O 9:54 Qahar, Your beloved messenger is 9:58 infallible and I am wallowing in 10:01 desires. Your sent prophet was 10:07 preserved, while I stumble and fall. O 10:19 Mannan, O Karim, O Fattah, O Halim. I 10:32 am a speck of dust, yet I prostrate 10:37 before You. I am a dried leaf, yet I 10:49 praise You. I am a lonely slave, yet I 11:01 believe in Your love and Your defense. 11:09 Thank you. 11:10 Alhamdulillah. 11:13 Oh my, I’m getting so shy, feeling 11:17 really awkward. MashaAllah. Next, 11:20 poetry reading by Nutella Anwar, born 11:23 in Jakarta on September 13th,' 9-. She 11:28 has appeared in a Malaysian women's 11:29 magazine and 11:30 I wrote in a women's magazine. 11:33 Oh, writing in a Malaysian women's 11:35 magazine. Then, she is a member of 11:39 Numera, the Nusantara Melayu Raya, an 11:42 organization for Southeast Asian 11:45 writers. Alright, here is an article 11:48 about Abdul Hamid II's love for the 11:50 Messenger of Allah. In 1900, Sultan 11:54 Abdul Hamid II planned a mega-project 11:58 for the Ottoman Caliphate: the Hejaz 12:01 Railway, connecting Istanbul, Damascus, 12:05 and Mecca-Medina. Besides the political 12:10 goal of unifying Muslims, it was also 12:13 militarily significant. Because of the 12:17 British and French invasions, the 12:19 primary goal was religious: to 12:21 facilitate the Hajj route. What’s 12:24 interesting is that when approaching 12:26 the city of Medina, about 40 km before 12:31 it, the Sultan ordered the workers to 12:38 wrap their hammers and iron tools in 12:41 thick wool cloth. The Sultan said, "Do 12:45 not let our work disturb the rest of 12:48 the Messenger of Allah, Muhammad." So, 12:52 the work was carried out as quietly as 12:54 possible. That is how great Abdul 12:57 Hamid's love was for the Messenger of 12:58 Allah. 13:00 Alright, that was an 13:02 article about it. 13:04 Alright, now I will listen to Ms. Reni 13:06 Jayusman 13:09 recite a poem. Go ahead and read the 13:10 poem. 13:10 Oh, read a poem or 13:12 or read a narrative, it’s up to you, 13:13 whether to read a narrative or 13:15 yes. No, I’ll read a poem first. 13:17 Opening poem. 13:18 Reni Jayusman. 13:19 It’s not here. There’s no author, 13:22 it’s just a collection of poems about 13:24 the Prophet Muhammad. 13:26 Okay. " 13:28 Ya Muhammad" is the title. When 13:36 darkness falls, you come as a mercy. At 13:49 a time when ignorance spreads, amidst 13:55 the rising folly of the people, your 14:00 presence is like a candle that lights 14:08 up the walls of darkness until light 14:12 replaces it. Ya Muhammad, You are the 14:26 last of all prophets who taught us the 14:33 sacred teachings through the divine 14:39 word. Amen. What a poem, Alhamdulillahi 14:46 rabbil alamin, Ms. Jayusman. 14:49 Yes. Is there 14:51 another poem? But I don't know if it 14:54 should be now or later. 14:55 You can do it now, it's fine. 14:57 Okay. 14:59 Reni Jayusman. " 15:01 The Messenger of Allah Commands Us," a 15:06 poem by Taufik Ismail. The Messenger 15:13 commands us to love orphans. The 15:19 Messenger himself, in his childhood, 15:22 had no father or mother. Loving orphans 15:28 is loving our Messenger. The Messenger 15:35 commands us to love the poor. The 15:40 Messenger himself had no wealth. He was 15:44 truly a poor man. Loving the poor is 15:50 loving our Messenger. The Messenger 15:57 commands us to love the hungry. The 16:01 Messenger himself kept his belt pulled 16:04 tight. Never loosened. Loving the 16:09 hungry is loving our Messenger. The 16:17 Messenger commands us to love the 16:19 oppressed. The Messenger himself was a 16:24 model of resilience when persecuted. 16:29 Loving the oppressed is loving our 16:33 Messenger. The Messenger commands us to 16:39 love animals, trees, and the 16:40 environment. The Messenger himself was 16:46 gentle with his beloved cat. Loving 16:51 animals and the natural environment is 16:55 loving our Messenger. Thank you. 17:01 MashaAllah. Still here at the narrative 17:05 and poetry event with Reni Jayusman and 17:08 Nutella Anwar. Here is a comment from a 17:11 listener, Bunda Fajar. Peace be upon 17:15 you, Ms. Reni and Ms. Netela. Thank God 17:18 I am listening in. Peace be upon you. 17:20 Mashallah, the poems are extraordinary. 17:22 Allahu Akbar. I am moved to tears 17:23 listening to them. Thank you Rasil for 17:26 bringing these two great women. 17:28 Mashallah, the poems are very inspiring 17:31 . Allahumma sholli ala sayyidina 17:32 Muhammad wa Sayyidina Muhammad. 17:34 Okay, that is it. Thank you, Bunda 17:35 Fajar. Please feel free to give 17:38 comments or join in by reading poetry 17:40 as well. Please, we are waiting for SMS 17:43 at 0811999720 and for calls at 17:50 0218451512. Later we will read out the 17:56 respective mobile numbers for both 17:58 Nutila Anwar and Ms. Reni. Please 18:01 prepare a pen and paper, and we will 18:04 read the phone numbers of these great 18:06 poets. Among the noble characters of 18:11 the Prophet was that he always thought 18:14 well of others, never acted basely, 18:18 never behaved harshly, never shouted, 18:21 and never repaid bad deeds that befell 18:26 him toward someone else. He even prayed 18:31 for those who did evil to him with good 18:34 things. Okay, those are some of the 18:38 Prophet's characteristics. Okay, now 18:41 let us listen again. Will it be a 18:42 narrative or a poem reading? Please, 18:44 Ms. Ana, is it a narrative or a poem? 18:47 A narrative is okay, right? Is there a 18:48 narrative? 18:49 A narrative. 18:50 Okay. Okay. Let me put my glasses on 18:52 first. 18:53 Okay. 18:54 We will hear from Nutella Anwar. 18:59 I will tell the story of Prophet 19:00 Muhammad with a Jewish rabbi. 19:03 Yes. Please. 19:04 Oh. The life of Prophet Muhammad, peace 19:09 be upon him, and his family was simple. 19:16 Although he could have possessed much 19:18 wealth from trade and war spoils, the 19:21 Prophet, peace be upon him, preferred a 19:23 life of asceticism. Because he 19:29 prioritized the needs of the community 19:31 and the benefit of Islam. It happened 19:37 one time that the Prophet, peace be 19:40 upon him, was forced to go into debt to 19:43 meet his needs. He owed a debt to a Jew 19:48 in Medina named Zaid bin San'ah. Some 19:55 people knew Zaid not only as a trader 19:57 but also as a scholar of the scripture. 20:01 He was an expert on the Torah, so he 20:03 was highly respected by the Jews in 20:05 Medina. Although he knew the news of 20:10 the prophethood of Muhammad, peace be 20:12 upon him, as prophesied by the Torah 20:13 and the Gospel, Zaid was reluctant to 20:15 embrace Islam. So, once the Prophet, 20:20 peace be upon him, went into debt with 20:23 him, Zaid treated him like any ordinary 20:25 person who owed him. Both the Prophet 20:29 and Zaid then agreed on a deadline for 20:32 repayment. Day after day passed. The 20:38 Prophet, peace be upon him, was at one 20:40 time leading a study circle at the 20:42 Nabawi Mosque. The house of worship was 20:46 crowded with companions who were paying 20:49 close attention to the Prophet's 20:51 lecture. Suddenly, Zaid bin San'ah came 20:56 through the mosque door. He then asked 21:00 for a gap so he could get to the front 21:02 row. Many Muslims there did not yet 21:07 know who this man was who was rushing 21:09 forward toward the Prophet. Instead of 21:14 sitting down immediately, Zaid, who was 21:17 now in the front row, stood right 21:19 behind the Prophet, peace be upon him, 21:21 and then pulled the Prophet's turban 21:23 that was wrapped around his neck, 21:25 causing the Prophet, peace be upon him, 21:27 to be choked. Choked. All the 21:33 companions automatically stood up as if 21:35 to attack the man. Umar bin Khattab, 21:39 who was very close to the Prophet, said 21:41 , "O Messenger of Allah, permit me to 21:43 behead this man." Umar glared at Zaid, 21:48 his face flushed with suppressed rage. 21:52 The Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam 21:54 gestured with his hand for Umar and all 21:56 those present to remain calm. Still 22:00 being choked, he then turned toward 22:05 Zaid. "O Jew, what is the matter?" he 22:12 said, without mentioning the name Zaid 22:15 bin San'ah. "You owe me, Muhammad, and 22:19 I know that you Quraysh people are very 22:22 fond of delaying debt repayments." The 22:26 Jew said, "Has the time for me to pay 22:30 not yet arrived?" asked the Prophet 22:34 sallallahu alaihi wasallam. "I do not 22:36 care. Pay your debt right now." Zaid 22:40 exclaimed while removing the Prophet's 22:42 turban. Then the Messenger of Allah 22:47 sallallahu alaihi wasallam turned to 22:51 Umar and said, "O Umar, take 20 sa ' 22:55 from the Baitul Mal, that is about 40 22:59 kilos of dates to pay my debt to this 23:03 Jew, and another 20 sa' as an addition. 23:07 " O Messenger of Allah, those 20 sa ' 23:11 are for your debt, but what are the 23:13 other 20 sa' for? asked Umar. That is 23:18 as a penalty for you having frightened 23:22 him. replied the Prophet sallallahu 23:24 alaihi wasallam. In short, Umar left 23:28 the mosque and walked toward the Baitul 23:31 Mal. He was followed by Zaid from 23:34 behind. Throughout the journey, Umar 23:37 tried to suppress his annoyance. How 23:41 could a Jew have the audacity to choke 23:43 the Messenger of Allah right in front 23:45 of him? Umar really wanted to vent his 23:49 anger at the person walking behind him. 23:53 However, Umar's obedience to the 23:56 Prophet was far greater. Umar and Zaid 24:00 arrived at the Baitul Mal. The 24:03 companion titled Al-Faruq then prepared 24:06 two sacks, each filled with 20 sa 'of 24:08 dates. The sacks were filled and then 24:13 given to the Jew. While Umar was 24:15 filling the second sack, the man who 24:17 had choked the Prophet earlier stopped 24:20 him, "O Umar, wait. Do not put the 24:22 dates in that sack." Umar did not care. 24:25 I am only carrying out the Prophet's 24:26 command. I do not want to listen to you 24:28 . said Umar. O Umar, do you not 24:31 recognize me? "I do not care," replied 24:34 Umar curtly. "I am Zaid bin San'ah." 24:39 Hearing this, Umar was instantly 24:41 startled and then stood up to face him. 24:43 "Are you truly Zaid bin San'ah, the 24:45 Jewish rabbi and expert in the Torah?" 24:48 asked Umar in disbelief. "Indeed, I am 24:51 Zaid bin San'ah." The Jew answered 24:54 calmly. Do you not know that Muhammad 24:57 is the Messenger of Allah? asked Umar 25:00 again. Indeed, I know it. But think 25:04 about it, O Umar, how could I have 25:06 dared to choke him in front of you 25:09 Muslims who believe in him as a prophet 25:11 ? I even did it all alone and inside 25:15 your mosque. "Do you think I'm crazy?"" 25:19 Zaid said.""Then why did you do it?"" 25:21 asked Umar.""Truly, before I came to 25:25 your mosque earlier, I had found the 25:27 signs of prophethood in the Messenger 25:29 of Allah, Muhammad.""Almost all those 25:32 signs were present in him.""It’s just 25:36 that there was one sign that wasn't yet 25:39 clear to me, namely that his compassion 25:43 overcomes his anger.""That is why I 25:47 dared to do what I did earlier.""And 25:51 just now I have proven that the 25:53 Messenger's compassion is greater than 25:55 his anger.""And with this, I declare 25:59 that I accept Islam.""Masyaallah."" 26:03 Alhamdulillahirabbil alamin."" 26:06 Okay, there are many comments from 26:08 YouTube here.""Alhamdulillah from KTV, 26:11 we are listening, from Kanjeng Teing."" 26:14 The poem is cool.""Then from Dede 26:17 Hermawan, blessings to Nutila.""I am an 26:20 admirer of Reni Jusman.""Nutila is also 26:23 great.""Then Agus Zaki, stay healthy, 26:26 Ms. Reni Jusman."" 26:28 From PPN Supendi.""Assalamualaikum."" 26:30 The poem is really cool, hold events 26:32 like this often."" 26:34 Mamad Sumantriah is listening.""Alahan 26:36 wasalan.""Ms. Reni Jusman, barakallah 26:38 for the poem' The Story of the Prophet 26:40 'by Taufik Ismail.""May you have a long 26:42 life."" 26:42 Amin.""Amin.""Amin.""Amin."" 26:44 Where is Nutella's phone number?""Okay, 26:46 go ahead.""I promised earlier."" 26:51 Yes, prepare a pen and paper, okay.""We 26:55 will read out the mobile numbers of 26:57 each of these great poetry readers."" 26:59 The first is Nutella.""Nutella, like 27:02 Nut."" 27:04 Nu-tailan like that, but with a W."" 27:08 Nutla.""Anwar.""Her nickname is Tela."" 27:13 The number is, the number is 0812.""Got 27:19 it.""Then 98.""68.""70 41 0812.""98."" 27:33 68 7 041.""She was in Malaysia for a 27:38 long time, 14 years.""In Malaysia, in 27:40 Shah Alam, about half an hour from 27:43 Kuala Lumpur, yes.""08129868."" 27:49 7041.""Then Reni Jusman's phone number 27:52 is 0811.""816.""638.""0811816.""638."" 28:04 Okay, now Reni, what is it called?"" 28:07 Narration.""Narration.""Yes.""Yes, 28:09 that's right."" 28:10 Please, Ms. Reni Jusman, read the 28:12 narration."" 28:13 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim."" 28:17 I will tell the story of the Prophet 28:20 Muhammad that made the heavens shake."" 28:27 At that time, the Prophet Muhammad was 28:30 circumambulating the Kaaba.""There was 28:34 a man who was reciting dhikr.""He also 28:38 imitated his dhikr.""The man was 28:43 furious because he was a Bedouin and 28:46 the person imitating his dhikr seemed 28:49 to be mocking him.""Then the Bedouin 28:56 turned back and saw a handsome person 28:59 with a glowing face.""That man did not 29:05 know that the man was the Prophet.""Is 29:11 it because I'm a Bedouin that you're 29:13 mocking me?""If it weren't for your 29:19 handsome and noble face, I would surely 29:21 have reported you to my master, the 29:24 Prophet Muhammad.""Said the Bedouin."" 29:32 The Messenger of Allah smiled and asked 29:35 ,' Do you not recognize your prophet? ' 29:39 ""The Bedouin shook his head.""Then how 29:48 do you have faith in him?""The Prophet 29:52 asked again.""I believe with all my 29:59 heart even though I have not seen him 30:02 directly.""He answered firmly.""The 30:11 Messenger of Allah moved closer, the 30:13 distance between them was less than a 30:16 few centimeters, then he said,""' O my 30:23 brother, know that I am Muhammad, your 30:28 prophet and your intercessor in the 30:32 hereafter. '""Suddenly." He was 30:39 surprised and smiled again. Yes. Yes. 30:46 The Prophet answered briefly. Instantly 30:51 , the man bowed and kissed the 30:54 Prophet's feet. Seeing this, the 31:01 Prophet Muhammad pulled the Arab man up 31:05 and said, "My brother, do not do this, 31:10 as slaves usually do to their masters." 31:18 "God did not send me to be an arrogant 31:21 person who demands respect," the 31:24 Prophet said. "Just then, the angel 31:33 Gabriel descended, bringing news from 31:36 the heavens. He said to the Prophet," O 31:42 Muhammad, God sends His peace upon you. 31:50 Tell the Arab man not to be lulled by 31:56 God's mercy. "" Know that God will hold 32:05 him accountable on the Day of Gathering 32:08 . He will weigh all his deeds, whether 32:13 small or great. "After delivering the 32:21 news, Gabriel then departed. Afterward, 32:29 the Prophet conveyed this message. Then 32:34 the Bedouin man said," By the greatness 32:40 and glory of God, if God will hold me 32:45 accountable for my deeds, then I too 32:50 will hold Him accountable. "He said," 32:58 What will you hold God accountable for? 33:01 "asked the Prophet." Of course, if God 33:07 is going to... "" Of course, if God 33:16 will count my sins, then I will count 33:20 the greatness of His forgiveness. "The 33:26 Bedouin answered," If He counts my sins 33:30 , then I will count the vastness of His 33:34 forgiveness. "Wait, just a moment, Lord 33:45 ." If He counts my stinginess, then I 33:55 will count His generosity, "said the 33:59 Bedouin. Suddenly, upon hearing the 34:06 Bedouin's words, the Prophet began to 34:09 weep. He pondered and reflected on how 34:19 true the Bedouin's words were. It is 34:25 recounted that tears flowed and wet his 34:29 beard. Then, Gabriel came again and 34:35 said to the Prophet," O Muhammad, God 34:44 sends His peace upon you and says,' 34:50 Stop your weeping. Indeed, because of 34:56 your tears, the keeper of the heavenly 35:00 throne has forgotten his praise and 35:03 glorification, causing it to shake. ' 35:10 Tell your companion that God will not 35:14 call him to account, nor will He weigh 35:18 his sins. God has forgiven all his 35:23 mistakes, and he will be your companion 35:27 in Paradise. "Then, the Prophet 35:34 delivered the news. The news of the 35:38 Bedouin who had received God's 35:40 forgiveness. Hearing the news, his body 35:46 trembled. The Bedouin then wept 35:51 uncontrollably. Amen. Recounted from 36:01 the Prophet's story in' The Greatest 36:03 Story: My Miracle of Muhammad. 'Thank 36:07 you. 36:09 This is an incredible welcome from the 36:10 listeners. Masha'Allah. These poems, 36:12 listen...Oh my God, there are so many. 36:18 Ms. Renia Isman, Ms. Nutaila, I am 36:20 currently listening to the Alan Wasalah 36:22 program, featuring narratives and 36:23 Islamic poetry. It's so cool how the 36:26 poem was read; is this Milana the 36:28 grandchild of the late Mr. Chairil 36:30 Anwar? 36:35 From Ipin. Uh, peace be upon you. Thank 36:37 you Rasil for presenting these two 36:39 people of character. From Ipin. Thank 36:43 you, Mas Ipin. Then from Rizal. Where 36:47 is Rizal's comment? Masha'Allah, 36:52 hearing these poems on the radio gives 36:53 me goosebumps, the messages are so deep 36:55 . Thank you, Mas Rizal. Next is from 37:00 Evi in Serpong. Extraordinary this 37:02 morning, so much so that tears fell 37:04 listening to the poems recited. Then 37:07 Andi from Tambun. I am Andi from Tambun 37:11 . Okay. From Mrs. S. Mariati. 37:17 Assalamu'alaikum. Subhanallah. All the 37:19 stories, narratives, and poems made my 37:22 eyes well up with tears. Oh Allah, may 37:24 we all receive the intercession of the 37:26 Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, 37:28 and be with him in heaven. 37:30 May Allah reward you, Mbak Reni and 37:33 Mbak—not Mbak Kaila, Nila." Tela "is 37:36 her nickname. Okay, I have someone here 37:38 asking for the phone number again 37:39 because they didn't get to write it 37:40 down earlier. I will read the phone 37:42 number again. Now from Nunu Taila, yes. 37:46 Tut, nu, write nu, then tha, her ty ta 37:49 is t-h-a. T-h-a. N. 37:52 The" ta "is like Thailand, yes. 37:54 Thailand. 37:54 Thailand uses an" I, "this uses a" W. " 37:56 Oh, using... 37:57 nu Nila. 37:59 Nutella Anwar. 38:01 Read it like the spread. Just remember, 38:05 what is it for bread spread? Nutella. 38:08 Nutella, Nutella. 38:10 Nutella. Nutella Anwar. The phone 38:15 number is 0812. Then 98. 68. 70. 41, 38:28 0812, then 98, then 68, then 7041. E, 38:37 Nutella was in Malaysia for a long time 38:40 , 14 years, she is also a member of 38:43 Numera, Nusantara Melayu Raya. This is 38:46 a forum for Southeast Asian writers. 38:49 Then the phone number for Mbak Reni 38:51 Jman is 0811. 816. 638. 0811. 816638. 39:03 Okay, now Taila or Nila Anwar wants to 39:07 read a poem. Please go ahead. 39:09 It's a bit long, Mas. That's all right, 39:10 isn't it? 39:10 Okay, please proceed. What is the title 39:12 ? 39:12 The title is" I Am Addicted to Love. " 39:15 Masyaallah. Work of Nutella Anwar. 39:19 Wow, your own work, yes? 39:21 Yes, alhamdulillah. 39:28 I am addicted to love. Love that is 39:34 solely validated by You in my heartbeat 39:37 . Lailahaillallah. There is no God but 39:51 Allah. The ruler of the throne of the 39:56 universe. I am addicted to love. Love 40:08 that rushes through all my body's 40:11 glands, chanting Your names. 40:18 Lailahaillallah. There is none but 40:29 Allah. Glorified are You, O Lord. The 40:37 angels and the spirit. I am addicted to 40:46 love. Love that intoxicates my nights. 40:54 Clawing at the silence. Every time I 40:57 pour out my groans into Your lap. 41:01 Lailahaillallah. There is no God but 41:07 Allah. The Essence that holds all 41:12 meaning. I am possessed by love. I want 41:25 to continue to be possessed by love. We 41:30 must be close before the furnace of the 41:33 universe. Not just burning desire, 41:38 melting sweat before the crown of the 41:42 head and certainty becomes so near. I 41:50 am possessed by love. Love that 41:55 continues to be uttered. Qaf Ha Ya' Ain 42:02 Shad. Ha Mim 'Ain Sin Qaf. I do not 42:16 want to turn away from longing for You. 42:21 I do not want to be alone, abandoned, 42:24 and lost. I do not want to wrong myself 42:30 by being cut off from Your love. I am 42:39 possessed by love, through the truth of 42:44 the sentence Lailahaillallah and the 42:53 secrets behind it, by the right of Your 42:56 sparkling Arasy kingdom, and the right 42:59 of the Kalam with its knowledge and 43:01 wisdom that constantly glows, never 43:04 knowing how to fade. By the right of 43:10 the Preserved Tablet’s watchful eye, 43:14 by the right of the Mizan scales that 43:18 never tilt, by the right of the Sirat 43:22 bridge that sways ever so softly, by 43:25 the right of Gabriel and his 43:28 trustworthiness, by the right of 43:32 Michael and his compassion, by the 43:36 right of Israfil and his trumpet blast, 43:40 by the right of Azrael and his duty to 43:43 claim the soul. By the right of Ridwan 43:50 the guardian of heaven and Malik the 43:53 gatekeeper of hell, I rave of love. 44:00 Love that brings me to life and puts me 44:03 to death. The beginning and the end of 44:09 me. There is no God but Allah, the 44:18 creator of darkness and light. I am 44:25 possessed by love. Love that inhabits 44:29 my body and guards my soul. There is no 44:35 God but Allah, the bestower of gifts 44:42 who ordained the Zabur, Torah, Gospel, 44:45 and Quran. There is no God but Allah 44:50 who appointed David as His caliph. 44:55 There is no God but Allah who allowed 44:58 Moses to speak to Him. There is no God 45:04 but Allah who breathed the spirit into 45:06 Jesus and all his miracles. There is no 45:13 God but Allah who chose Muhammad as His 45:17 messenger and the bearer of His 45:19 intercession. I am addicted to love. 45:34 Love without sides or borders, without 45:37 barriers or ends. Oh Most Merciful, I 45:48 melt in the blaze of Your love. 45:55 Right, thank you. 45:56 Masyaallah. It appeared right away. I 45:58 want to ask, what is that lyric? What 46:02 is it" crazy in love "or" addicted to 46:03 love "earlier? What? 46:04 Addicted to love. 46:05 If I want to say" I am obsessed with 46:07 love "in a poem, how do I do it? Just 46:09 keep writing, keep in touch. Not bad. 46:14 Yeah. Can't you really write it 46:16 yourself? 46:16 No, no, no, sorry. 46:18 Well, is there anything else you want 46:19 to read to us, uh 46:20 no, no, no, there isn't. But if I must 46:23 read, I have something spontaneous, a 46:26 poem by Gus Mus. 46:29 Okay, please, go ahead with Gus Mus. 46:31 May I have your permission to read your 46:33 poem, Gus? The title is" My Beloved "by 46:42 K. H. A. Mustofa Bisri. How can I 46:50 imitate you, oh my beloved? You are a 46:56 spring. I am at the estuary, searching 47:01 for clarity. How can I imitate you, oh 47:09 my beloved? You are the ocean. I am on 47:16 the shore, merely staring. You are free 47:22 . I am shackled. You are knowledge, I 47:29 am ignorance. You are wise. I am 47:35 arbitrary. You contemplate, while you 47:42 speak, I snore. Your words are 47:47 enlightenment, mine are chatter. You 47:53 give, I ask. You invite, I force. You 48:02 are rich. From within you are rich, 48:07 from within I am poor, poor inside and 48:12 out; poverty for you is a choice, 48:15 poverty for me is a compulsion. How can 48:22 I imitate you? Oh my beloved. That was 48:28 a work by Gus Mus. Masyaallah. If we 48:32 want to hear another one, they say two, 48:35 so I... 48:37 Okay, ba... 48:38 There is an announcement from the 48:41 participants of the Quran recitation 48:44 class; we invite the brothers to the 48:48 gathering on Sunday, October 16th, from 48:51 8:30 to 11:00 AM, located at the 48:54 Silaturahim Mosque, Jalan Kalimangis, 48:57 Jati Karya, Cibubur, with Ustaz M. 49:00 Zailani. Please, recitation 49:02 participants, do attend. What a pity, 49:04 Ms. Reni and Ms. Taela. We have reached 49:07 the time limit, soon we will enter the 49:08 prayer time. 49:09 Thank you for coming, for the poems and 49:12 the narratives. 49:14 They were very touching. I apologize to 49:16 those whose WhatsApp messages couldn't 49:18 be read. If you want to talk directly, 49:21 just call them for, uh, Nila Anwar, the 49:25 number is 0812 98687041. For Mbak Reni, 49:32 it is 0811816638. Once again, thank you 49:37 , Mbak Reni. 49:37 Thank you. 49:38 Thank you very much. 49:40 Thank you. Thank you. 49:41 You're welcome, Krishna. Thank God we 49:44 could meet, right? Okay, I am Muhammad 49:46 Krishna Wandi Saputra and Anis Mualim, 49:49 signing off. Wabillahi taufik 49:50 walhidayah. Wasalamualaikum 49:52 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 
