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0:08 Brail TV. Okay. Uh next uh thank you, 0:19 we haven't had the chance to welcome uh 0:21 Mr. Maradel Lisera, a member of the 0:23 Indonesian House of Representatives 0:24 from the Prosperous Party faction. Uh 0:27 he is also the Chairman of the Central 0:29 Executive Board of the Prosperous Party 0:30 . And speaking of PKS, it's consistent. 0:34 One word I might say, always consistent 0:36 . 0:36 Amen. 0:37 Consistently being the government's 0:38 opposition. He is also the initiator of 0:44 the 2019 hashtag to change the 0:46 president. He's a calm figure, but when 0:49 he does something, he's really sharp. 0:52 Also, recently in parliament, all the 0:54 members uh the members raised something 0:57 uh a piece of paper, the contents of 0:59 which rejected the fuel price hike. Yes 1:03 , we need to applaud that. Because it 1:04 represents the aspirations of all of us 1:06 . Okay, Pardani. Maybe from the 1:09 perspective of uh as a member of the 1:11 legislature whose daily, weekly, 1:13 monthly work is always involved with 1:15 government policy, formulating what 1:17 they call government decisions and the 1:20 direction of the government. I actually 1:22 want to start with the data that Pakur 1:25 Nursi just presented regarding how 1:28 confused the management of this 1:30 state-owned enterprise is. So, if we 1:33 talk about forecasting, what will it be 1:35 like, sir? That's it. Because when we 1:37 talk about Indonesia, we are always 1:40 helped by natural resources. Whether 1:43 it's coincidentally coal is rising, 1:45 coal is falling, now nickel is rising, 1:47 right? Meanwhile, other countries like 1:50 Qatar, the Emirates are actually small 1:53 countries, but what are they saved by? 1:57 There's Cater Airways, there's Emirates 1:58 Airways. If it weren't for those two 2:00 planes, actually no one would know 2:01 about Emirates Qatar. But because their 2:03 planes travel the world, there's no one 2:05 who doesn't know us. People who perform 2:06 Umrah use those planes too. Well, 2:08 compared to Garuda, as P Nursi 2:10 mentioned earlier, it's really far, let 2:12 alone going anywhere. What the 2:14 Amir wanted to buy is now 2:16 given to the Amir. Well, this is ee in 2:19 approximately 45 minutes, 2:21 Prof. Hey Mr. Mardani, we invite you. 2:25 Hey, time and place, we invite you. 2:29 I'll 2:30 stand so I can see everyone, Bang Ihsan 2:34 , Bang Mail, and Bang Krisna. 2:37 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Peace be upon 2:40 you, warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 2:44 Alhamdulillah. Allahumma sholli ala 2:46 sayyidina Muhammad. Amma ba'd. Good 2:50 afternoon and peace be upon us all, Mas 2:53 Rifan. Uh, actually, if the vegetables 2:58 have a lot of salt, there's no need to 3:00 salt them anymore, it won't taste good. 3:03 So, I'll just 3:07 add this sauce. I'll just say three 3:12 things, Mas Rifa. There might be more 3:15 elaboration and discussion later, okay? 3:19 The first one, I always quote 3:21 everything rises and falls on 3:23 leadership. Yes, everything rises and 3:27 falls because of leadership. There's a 3:31 leader like Liquanyu, Singapore, who 3:33 was like what it was before, but 3:35 changed. Malaysia has Mahattir Muhammad 3:39 . In the past, we learned, they learned 3:42 from us, we sent teachers, now I'm 3:44 learning there. I took my Master's and 3:46 Doctoral degrees there. So one person 3:49 can make a difference. Being a leader 3:54 is one of the determining factors. I'll 4:01 leave this topic for now, even though 4:03 the applause for Rasil for 13 years has 4:05 been inspiring. Ah, when I'm in the car 4:09 , it's all about Rasil, especially 4:11 Krishna. I'm grateful to be part of the 4:15 unintentional gathering with Rasil and 4:18 Rocky Gerung every Friday night. 4:20 Another round of applause for Rasil. 4:21 Wow, that's amazing. I never thought 4:24 Mang Isan would have a radio without 4:26 ads. Life is like that. It's not just 4:28 about living a octopus. That's a sign 4:30 of blessing. Why is one person 4:33 important? I see the explanation given 4:38 by Prof. Ihulus as undeniable. But when 4:43 it comes to implementing it, using 4:45 Rocky Gerung's language, if Jokowi 4:47 becomes president, nothing will change. 4:49 Ah, so it depends on who wins in 2024. 4:53 Ah, if I were an Anis supporter, yes. 4:57 But that's how I campaigned. Why is one 5:03 person important? Because in the 5:08 construction of the Indonesian 5:10 constitutional system, presidents hold 5:14 two positions. One is head of 5:18 government, while the other is also 5:20 head of state. Wow, appointing consuls 5:25 is like appointing ambassadors. That's 5:29 a state matter. Well, but also the head 5:32 of government, all ministers, the 5:35 Attorney General, the Police, including 5:37 the Minister of State-Owned Enterprises 5:40 , who is appointed by the president. 5:43 And the president, excuse me, ladies 5:45 and gentlemen, is there a minimum 5:47 requirement to be a minister, a high 5:49 school diploma? No. No. There is 5:53 only one requirement for a minister, 5:55 appointed by the president because the 5:57 president has the prerogative. And you 6:01 can't ask about that. Indeed, Mrs. Susi 6:03 Pujiastuti, yesterday, participated in 6:05 package C. Because even though she is a 6:07 high school graduate, the current 6:09 presidential requirement is high school 6:11 , right? E because Mrs. Megawati, if 6:14 it's difficult, she said high school is 6:16 enough. That's it. As far as I know, 6:19 there are rumors like that. Well, back 6:22 again, I met Mas Sudirman Said. Mas 6:26 Fardani. I've been in a ministerial 6:28 position. I know about cabinet meetings 6:30 . My conclusion is only one. Indonesia 6:35 only needs one person to change 6:37 everything, namely a kind and 6:39 intelligent president. Yes, if Anis is 6:45 mentioned, there will definitely be 6:46 applause, right? If there's no name, 6:48 there won't be applause. No. Why is 6:50 that? Why would this one president 6:54 choose 50 of his main aides from 6:57 ministries and institutions, 34 6:59 ministers, Anti, the Chief of Police, 7:02 the Attorney General, and all of them, 7:05 50 people. These 50 will choose 500 7:09 echelon 1 officials, the director 7:11 generals. These director generals will 7:15 choose 1 in 10, 5,000 directors, 1 in 7:17 50, 500,000, Ma'am. Good orchestration, 7:21 tidy up Indonesia, God willing. That's 7:25 why this discussion would be very good 7:27 if it were linked to how we win in 7:29 2024. Ready to win a 7:32 campaign like Pariva. No. For example, 7:41 Mr. Anis Maswedan, the first thing to 7:44 tidy up was what transportation aspect? 7:49 The sidewalks. Why? Because the 7:52 politics are clear. Mr. Anis said, are 7:55 there many two-wheeled vehicles? There 7:58 are many. There are four-wheeled 7:59 vehicles. But what does everyone have? 8:02 Feet. 8:03 Feet. So the first thing to tidy up is 8:07 where everyone has feet, then buses. 8:10 Because public transfers, then private 8:14 cars, then bicycles. Yes, when 8:16 migration has started. That's why it's 8:21 not work, work, work, but Iqra, Iqra, 8:23 Iqra first, you know. There's no such 8:26 thing as the first verse, not work. The 8:27 first verse is Iqra, think like that. 8:31 That's why the one who was once the 8:32 Minister of Education is the right one. 8:34 I think that's good. Well, become 8:37 someone. Well, when Mr. Jokowi was the 8:41 second, I said, Mr. Jokowi, if you want 8:44 a proper ministry, from now on, there 8:46 will be 34 ministries, but they can be 8:48 managed, they can be compartmentalized 8:50 because the president can do anything. 8:54 Now, the IKN person doesn't take a 8:57 month to do it. Job Creation takes 3 8:59 months, so that's what it is. So if the 9:01 president wants everything, everything 9:03 can be handled left and right. I said 9:06 that 15 to 20 ministries are enough so 9:09 there aren't too many people. Now, 9:12 coordination between ministers is 9:15 difficult, even between conductors. We 9:18 once met a minister from Canada. This 9:22 minister is funny. He's the Minister of 9:25 Transportation, concurrently the 9:27 Minister of Energy, and the Minister of 9:30 Land Affairs. So one minister manages 9:34 three. The most ideal one now is Nadim. 9:37 Nadim Makarim is extraordinarily ideal. 9:40 Because from birth to death, Nadim 9:42 takes care of the child. Because the 9:44 Ministry of Education, Culture, 9:46 Research, and Technology, from early 9:48 childhood education to post-university 9:49 education, is managed by Nadim. That's 9:52 why Nadim is so good. We'll discuss the 9:55 direction later, not this topic, okay? 9:57 When there are few ministries, it means 10:00 the president is on the side of the 10:02 people. Because his assistants, in my 10:05 opinion, the DU Commission, there is a 10:07 theory of bureaucratic reform called ee 10:10 , poor structure, rich function. There 10:14 are only a few people but many 10:15 functions. So, now, if the Ministry of 10:18 Transportation wants to build a road, 10:20 it's stuck and there's no electricity, 10:23 it's stuck in acquiring the land. But 10:26 in Canada, it's all one thing, so 10:28 that's how it is. What matters is the 10:31 people. Well, when there were 34 10:32 ministries and even added deputy 10:34 ministers, I said, "Ah, this is already 10:36 selling cattle." That's why they can't 10:40 fix BUMN. Point two after people. Point 10:44 two of the system. In my prediction, if 10:51 Prof. Isansi were made the CEO of BUMN, 10:55 he would be like Mr. Dahlan Iskan. We 11:00 once invited Dahlan Iskan to YTop. He 11:03 was confused. He was fired from a 11:06 state-owned enterprise (BUMN). He met a 11:10 friend of his who was also a pious, 11:12 good person. This is a Salman ITB 11:14 graduate. I was fired, why weren't you? 11:17 Why is that? I know you're both good. 11:21 If you clean yourself up and clean up. 11:25 If I clean myself up, I don't clean up 11:27 like that. When cleaning up, many 11:29 people get angry, those who fight back. 11:31 Well, instead of cleaning up, what will 11:34 he do? Flashing. Draining everything 11:38 like that. 11:40 Why? The way the BUMN directors and the 11:44 BUMN Commissioners are selected really 11:47 has no rules. In fact, the Prophet 11:51 Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon 11:53 him) said, "If a matter is given to 11:54 someone who is not an expert, it is a 11:56 fantadirus sa'ah." Wait for the time of 11:59 destruction. Now this is really wrong. 12:07 So whoever is a good person who is put 12:10 in a BUMN, if the BUMN is used as an 12:12 ATM, as a cash cow, it will be messy 12:15 and won't run. Meanwhile, if the person 12:20 who is put in BMN is a creative, 12:22 innovative, and fightful person. 12:25 Because most of my messages came from a 12:27 friend from a state-owned enterprise ( 12:28 BUMN), he didn't like calling it 12:34 Angkasapura. That was an order from 12:37 above for airport slots, because there 12:40 were a lot of retired salespeople 12:43 asking for this and that. But no. In 12:46 the end, some had already received 12:48 contracts with no clear start date, and 12:50 no money came in. Why? Because it was 12:52 deliberately made that way, unclear. 12:55 When it's unclear, many profit. When 12:57 it's clear, everyone loses, the state 13:00 benefits. If the state benefits, so do 13:02 the people. But to make it clear, there 13:04 are many opponents. So the system is 13:08 misguided. If even Westerners were put 13:14 in, it would be a mess. Because 13:17 previously, the system of referees and 13:21 players couldn't work. The referees 13:24 themselves were players, their own 13:26 coaches. This referee, player, and 13:28 coach became one, and we just kept 13:30 going. That's why everything was a mess 13:32 . Transparency and accountability can 13:34 be regulated. Now, who is the regional 13:38 head who gets a reasonable WTP without 13:42 investigation? They get a WTP, but 13:46 corruption continues. The most 13:50 beautiful case in Bogor Regency was 13:51 caught because they wanted to give 13:53 something to get a WTP. It's so sad. 13:56 It's very sad, and the change is 13:59 extraordinary. So, we used to tease our 14:04 police, saying they were better than 14:06 the Indian police. It's a case of a 14:10 reversed welcome, so the Indians laugh 14:12 at us. It's sad for us. So, first, the 14:16 people. Second, the system, to avoid 14:19 any misunderstanding, must be truly big 14:21 . How big is Singapore? But the Temasek 14:24 is extraordinary. Petronas came later, 14:28 Pertamina first, but land ownership was 14:31 lost, and the dividends for the country 14:34 were extraordinary. Finally, my third 14:39 view is political will, partisanship. 14:45 It was great, our clothing was number 14:48 one during the Soeharto era, Indonesia 14:50 controlled it. If it went to America, 14:54 it was made in Indonesia, but now it's 14:55 Bangladesh. But, wow, if you look at 15:00 the country, they're just focused. Just 15:04 focused. There's no political wheel. We 15:08 have garment machines, all old. Oh, the 15:11 raw materials are really dumped abroad. 15:16 So we have to see which ministries are 15:18 sinning, industry, trade, and 15:21 agriculture. I hope that in 2024, God 15:26 will grant goodness to this country by 15:29 having one president. Because if this 15:33 president is kind, intelligent, and has 15:35 a good work, he will create a good 15:37 system. If he does, actually what Mas 15:41 Anis said is true, my assessment of 15:43 what I do. It's not easy to build the 15:45 Jakarta Internal Stadium, it's not easy 15:47 . It's not easy to build a Tebet Eark 15:50 that's filled with people. It's also 15:52 not easy to make it wow if it's not 15:54 easy. Everything can be done because 15:57 there is indeed partisanship. And 16:01 because of that, discussing PBMN, don't 16:04 forget that we must respond to this 16:06 messy condition of BM with victory in 16:09 2024. That's all from me, thank you, 16:12 hopefully it's useful. Hadan wayakum 16:15 ajmain. Wallahul muwafiq ilaq thq eh 16:18 bird of Irian bird of paradise. That's 16:21 enough and thank you. Applause for Mr. 16:25 Mardani. Yes, thank you Mr. Marani 16:29 earlier for your presentation. I think, 16:31 uh, it was a stimulus to bring up this 16:33 discussion, yes, uh for all of us, 16:35 especially from among the students. Ee, 16:39 thank God, these are already present or 16:42 present at this ee event, the 16:44 representatives of students from UI, 16:46 UIN Jakarta, ISIP Jakarta, Telkom 16:48 Institute Jakarta, and STAI Alfattah 16:51 Bogor or Alfattah Islamic College Bogor 16:53 . Also present is a student from 16:56 Germany, Mas Reza. Yes, thank you for 16:58 coming. It means that coming all the 17:00 way from there or taking the time to 17:01 come there are things that you 17:03 definitely want to ask. Please ee I 17:05 invite perhaps ladies and gentlemen ee 17:08 students who want to ee ask, please 17:10 raise your hands first. The gentleman 17:13 wearing the peci is another gentleman 17:16 wearing the black peci, the e is only 17:18 one woman, okay. Wait a minute, the one 17:20 at the back, okay. Please, Madam 17:21 committee, please give the microphone 17:23 to the gentleman wearing the peci. 17:33 Assalamualaikum warahmatullah 17:34 wabarakatuh. Thank you, Mr. Moderator, 17:35 for your time. There are two questions 17:38 for each speaker. First to ee Mr. 17:42 Ihsanuddin Norsi. If what was conveyed 17:45 earlier was factual data. Hey, 17:48 according to you, according to the 17:50 title, "Restore State-Owned Enterprises 17:52 for People's Welfare," what is the 17:53 concrete solution, sir? Then for Mr. 18:00 Madani as a politician, I see, excuse 18:03 me, but what is Mr. Ihsanuddin Nursi as 18:07 ? His academics are slim. But if the 18:11 DPR is weak, it's nice to see even 18:12 though they are in the opposition. 18:14 Masyaallah. Hey, Mr. Man, you just gave 18:18 a solution not only to the BMN problem, 18:20 it looks like a whole, it concerns 18:23 human resources, the system, and eh, 18:25 your leadership doesn't campaign but is 18:28 as good as Mr. Anis's campaign. Hey, if 18:32 I may ask, sir, concretely, the 18:34 experience from 2014-2019 is that this 18:37 oligarchy wins elections with various 18:40 layers, sir. Vote games, then also 18:43 games in IT. Well, there is also a 18:46 threshold and so on. If I may ask, sir, 18:49 what can we do to encourage us, sir, so 18:51 that we can have successful leadership 18:53 because they are like TSM, as you said 18:55 earlier. Thank you. Assalamualaikum 18:57 warahmat wabarakatuh. Just answer it 19:10 first. Please, Mr. Is. Let's gather it 19:13 together. Okay, I'll be silent first. 19:15 Please, sir, the one wearing the black 19:17 cap at the back. 19:23 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Peace be upon 19:25 you warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 19:26 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi 19:28 wabarakatuh. 19:29 We don't want to ask questions just 19:34 because these are all intellectuals who 19:37 have come, and I happen to be the one 19:39 who isn't intellectual. I didn't 19:42 graduate from anything. So, I just 19:44 graduated from World School, sir. I 19:46 graduated from SR. But we want to tell 19:50 you, ladies and gentlemen, maybe 19:52 there's only one advantage I have, 19:54 maybe not an advantage, maybe there are 19:56 many. I participated in the 1955 19:59 general election campaign for the Masi 20:02 Party. That's all, I didn't respond to 20:07 the previous discussion. We are very 20:12 happy and sad at the same time. If we 20:18 return to the main issue, this problem 20:23 actually lies in our mistakes, Muslims. 20:28 Like it or not, we have to be honest 20:31 with ourselves: there are cumulative 20:34 mistakes made by Muslims, both in the 20:38 past and present. So, we're in this 20:43 situation, as stated, because we're 20:46 just following the opponent's drumbeat. 20:51 This is the result of us being like 20:54 this. Therefore, we don't want to 20:58 suggest this; you actually know more, 21:00 you know more precisely. We're just 21:04 reminding you to return to us, to our 21:07 strategy, which we've never used before 21:10 . So, each of us is one, both producers 21:19 and consumers. If our strategy returns 21:26 to our advice, our lesson, that when we 21:30 were told to be straight and compact, 21:36 we only understood it during prayer. 21:41 Even then, only one or two people 21:43 actually implemented it. But after 21:46 prayer, after the greeting, we have 21:49 Marxism, socialism, capitalism, and so 21:52 on. Why? We never, we should, our imams 21:57 , our leaders, what is it, be straight 22:01 and compact. This is good during prayer 22:05 , and after prayer until the next 22:07 prayer time, it's also straight and 22:10 compact. If the time after prayer until 22:14 the next prayer is straight and compact 22:17 in all dimensions in this Poleksos B, 22:19 God willing, this will not happen. This 22:24 is what needs to be built rather than 22:26 from what it was from the beginning. 22:29 And for that, ee, this is indeed 22:31 complicated and it must start from the 22:34 very beginning and easily what we have 22:36 felt, both the advantages and 22:39 disadvantages of this ummah. That's 22:42 more or less. Billahi taufik wal 22:43 hidayah. Peace be upon you. 22:49 What is your name, Sir? Mr. Tejo. Next, 22:55 please ask your question. Thank you. 23:02 Peace be upon you. 23:05 I am from UIN Jakarta, Head of the 23:07 Islamic Prison Communication Study 23:09 Program. I asked the lecturers who 23:13 teach Pancasila, what are the points 23:15 taught in Pancasila lessons? I said 23:19 that. Oh, it turns out it's just the 23:21 points. So, I'm currently researching 23:24 all the elections, I'm examining all 23:27 the books, the reports of the losers 23:29 and the winners, I'm collecting. Ah, 23:33 including Mr. Isa Nursi's book, to the 23:35 point where I invited him to the study 23:38 program. So, I mean, because we're 23:43 majoring in Islamic broadcasting, I 23:45 hope the current generation understands 23:48 why, from president to president, the 23:51 issue keeps going. Moreover, Professor 23:58 Isa Nursi added, whoever the president 24:01 is, if the system is like that, it 24:03 stays that way. Well, thank God, Mr. 24:07 Mardani also discussed the system with 24:10 someone. What's another one? There were 24:12 three. 24:14 Well, that's it. Well, maybe that's the 24:16 conclusion from those six presidents. 24:19 So, adding to that, I concluded from 24:22 Mr. Mardani. So, what factors are 24:27 actually most strongly related to, 24:30 foreign factors, or internal factors? 24:35 Related to how difficult it is for our 24:38 president to implement Law 45, with the 24:41 temptations, what are the most severe 24:44 temptations? Lustful temptations or 24:48 temptations from external factors, 24:51 whether to be independent in soybeans, 24:54 independent in rice or food, or bribed 24:57 by the ministers so that imports 25:00 continue like that. So, for example, if 25:05 we win, but the calculation is the one 25:09 who likes to fight. The results of the 25:14 victory may be ours, but who will 25:17 monitor the announcement of victory. 25:21 Well, that seems to be the most 25:23 difficult problem once we win. Another 25:26 difficult problem is the three 25:27 mentioned, sir, the system and the 25:29 people mentioned. So what I mean is 25:32 what we prepare ourselves as well as as 25:36 a group and in relation to the system. 25:40 Thank you. Assalamualaikum 25:41 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 25:43 Excuse me, ma'am, what's your name? 25:45 Armawati Arbi. 25:46 Armawati. Okay. E, back to Mr. Tejo's 25:51 question for Paksi. What was that? How 25:54 is the development or what is the 25:56 concrete future like from the data that 25:59 you just presented, is it in accordance 26:02 with the title like that, sir. Please, 26:05 sir. 26:06 Thank you. I'll answer Ms. Armawati 26:09 first because Ms. Armawati, ee, asked a 26:13 strategic question and will be answered 26:16 later with a solution. Mr. Teo's 26:19 question. Ms. Harmawati asked what the 26:22 strongest factor that ended up in this 26:24 condition. What God is the strongest 26:26 and what was prepared. What was 26:27 prepared means the solution, right? 26:29 Okay. Have you ever read John Perkins ' 26:34 book, *Convasion an Economic Hitman*. 26:40 The book tells the story of John Man of 26:45 Contradiction. Do 26:48 you understand what Madani Alisera 26:50 meant? Uh eh, if so, what Mardani 27:01 Alisera said was actually talking about 27:04 Jokowi but was written by the 27:06 Australian who was mentioned earlier by 27:11 Mardani. Well, eh, *Convasion an 27:16 Economic Headman*, confessions of an 27:19 economic destroyer written by John 27:22 Perkins, tells of three ways to subdue 27:26 a country. First, first use debt. Use 27:34 debt. Offer infrastructure projects. In 27:40 the past, if you used economic hitman, 27:43 using convention economic hitman, what 27:46 was offered was the construction of a 27:49 power plant in the 1900s, like that, 27:51 yeah, I didn't want to. Okay, I'll 27:55 bribe. I don't want to bribe women or 28:01 bribe money. I don't want to. I'm 28:03 harassing you. 28:07 That's the way criminalization works 28:09 now. In the past, the harassment wasn't 28:12 like that. They caused various 28:14 accidents. The third, most brutal 28:16 method is called The Jal. They were 28:20 murdered. The Jack, as John Perkins 28:25 calls it. There are three methods like 28:28 that. Uh, in Arabia, it's the same 28:32 thing with royals, those who are 28:35 offered, if they have money, they are 28:38 offered white women. I'm talking 28:43 seriously, and it's well-written. It's 28:46 well-told. Now, this book isn't the 28:51 only one, and it's been refuted by 28:53 friends of the Berkeley Mafia. They 28:59 refuted it because they felt that John 29:01 Perkins' book actually exposed that the 29:03 Berkeley Mafia was part of the 29:04 accomplices. The method is bribery. The 29:09 method of bribery is that you are given 29:11 a scholarship to study abroad. Ah, 29:14 that's the method. You are bribed, you 29:18 become the best student here. Okay, we 29:21 recruit you, we give you a scholarship 29:23 to go out, I brainwash you, you go back 29:25 to Jakarta, you become my accomplice. 29:29 That's the model. That's why I call it 29:31 the 7I, Ma'am. There's invasion, 29:40 intervention, and infiltration. There's 29:46 interference, which is constant chaos. 29:52 Then there's intimidation, saying if 29:54 you don't follow my model, you'll fall, 29:56 or I'll fall. Total intimidation. Next, 30:01 they indoctrinate you. The doctrine is 30:04 like the IMF and ODBank saying, 30:06 Indonesia must carry out continuous 30:07 structural reforms. That's 30:09 indoctrination. In fact, it was 30:12 continuous structural reforms that 30:14 brought Indonesia down. I sued, ma'am. 30:18 I didn't sue here. It was the 30:19 International Tribune. I sued them, and 30:22 the AMF admitted, "Yes, I was wrong. We 30:25 apologize." I just apologized if the 30:30 sentence "has destroyed." Why do I say 30:33 destroyed? Because a number of state 30:35 assets have been transferred to 30:37 corporate hands. What was the last one? 30:41 After the six indoctrinations. The 30:45 seventh was inflation. The initial 30:50 keyword of the 2010-2011 Arab Spring 30:52 was inflation. Saddam Hussein was 30:56 beaten first, you know, another way. 30:58 But what did Husni Mubarak use to 30:59 attack them? Raise prices, anger the 31:03 people. Falling and raising prices is 31:06 inflation because it's a sudden 31:07 increase. They said, "No, no, no, 31:10 there's no such thing as inflation." 31:11 How? Direct Cash Transfers. That's the 31:16 strategy, Direct Cash Transfers. Who 31:19 suggested it? The World Bank also 31:22 suggested it when they made a foreign 31:24 debt agreement with Indonesia with the 31:27 condition of removing subsidies and 31:29 raising prices. If they're angry, they 31:33 give direct cash transfers. The figures 31:37 are angry, they bribe. The mainstream 31:41 media is angry, they give education to 31:43 foreigners. Ah, that's where the 31:46 neoliberal path is found, who are there 31:48 , ma'am? There are a lot of research 31:50 books, huh? Ah, those are stories about 31:55 what factors are strong in political 31:58 economy. In fact, this has been 32:03 happening since 1949 through the Round 32:08 Table Conference (RTC) until now. 32:13 That's why I said Indonesia was only 32:14 independent for four years. As I've 32:17 said many times, it was successful. 32:20 Indonesia was only independent from 32:22 August 1945 until the end of 1949. The 32:24 rest was a mess. It got worse when in 32:29 1969, Indonesia was attacked, and this 32:35 used the curriculum syllabus. The world 32:38 of education has been completely 32:40 thrashed with their syllabus and 32:41 curriculum since 1960. What's worse is 32:47 that Islamic boarding schools where the 32:49 white people come are happy and happy, 32:51 as if they are happy to receive daily 32:53 attendance. That's a mentality. That's 33:00 a mental problem. Even though our 33:05 parents didn't have any Dutch stories. 33:11 There weren't any. There were no 33:13 stories. But somehow, since the 50s, 33:17 the world of education has changed; it 33:19 no longer shows what I call true 33:22 dignity, it no longer shows strong 33:25 morals. Well, I see a change in 33:28 mentality in the world of education. 33:31 There's a chaotic federalism. I say 33:36 this because I happen to be fighting 33:37 against educational federalism in that 33:39 school. That's why no one in my school 33:41 has ever had a 4-year program. It's 33:45 definitely more. Some are supposed to 33:47 be 5 years, 4 years are finished in 6 33:48 years. Some are supposed to be 3 years, 33:50 finished in 8 years. No. That's right. 33:53 Because we're fighting federalism, 33:55 we're fighting, but not fighting in the 33:57 sense of (in quotation marks). No. 33:59 Fighting science. Fighting against 34:03 science. So we have a deeper attitude 34:06 and in the world of education so that 34:09 the student can match the teacher's 34:11 level. The teacher should be happy, 34:16 proud that my student can be on par 34:18 with me. Just like a proud child, a 34:22 proud parent seeing their child, "Wow, 34:24 my child is smart, I keep improving, 34:26 and then I leverage it." That's how a 34:29 teacher should be. I'm not saying I'm 34:36 finished, but I visited several Islamic 34:38 boarding schools. I was in a position 34:42 of extreme concern regarding the world 34:43 of education, especially when I came to 34:45 Islamic boarding schools. The Quran 34:49 states laakum takqilun or laakum 34:52 tahfizun. 34:55 What's the difference between tahfizun 34:56 and takilun? I answered myself that 35:03 tahfizun memorizes takilun using this 35:05 and that. Earlier he said iqra, iqra, 35:11 iqra, iqra. That position means that 35:14 every Islamic boarding school should 35:15 actually use the iqra educational 35:17 method correctly. Iqra is not like this 35:19 , Ma'am. No. Subhanallah. This is a big 35:26 mistake. So, when you asked about how 35:29 to stand straight and close rows during 35:32 prayer, after prayer, and again during 35:34 prayer, there was only one way of 35:36 thinking. One Islam finds its results. 35:45 Yes. There's no other way. There can be 35:48 no sectarianism, no hijab. If there can 35:52 be a sectarianism, there can be a hijab 35:53 , that's impossible. Qama hu aha. 35:57 That's the logic of thinking. So the 36:00 logic of the verse actually states that 36:02 in the construction of values, in the 36:03 construction of basic values and 36:05 policies, there can be no sectarianism, 36:06 no hijab. That's the big battle. Well, 36:14 it's complicated. One feels that when 36:17 the New Order was removed and gained, 36:19 the other feels they have an 36:21 opportunity. The other feels that 36:25 reform is equal and is favored, so 36:27 identity politics is forbidden, they 36:29 say. What is this logic? What is this 36:35 logic? Yet in the name of Islam, where 36:39 is the calling? Right. It states, "I am 36:42 the one who can unite your hearts." 36:45 Right. But the question then is that 36:47 the heart unites the matter of being 36:49 called to the teachings. The calling is 36:52 to what extent we understand the 36:54 teachings, are willing to submit to the 36:56 teachings, and stand firm to uphold the 36:58 teachings. which in my language, which 37:02 in my language is yukminuna billah 37:04 yaumil akhir. Well, yukminuna billahnya 37:08 has a structure, a long structure, 37:10 yaumil akhir also has a structure. When 37:14 is the structure? death is the end. 37:18 Learn there. If we take it like that, 37:21 then it is actually impossible for 37:23 Islam in my language I have said many 37:25 times, "It is impossible for Muslims to 37:28 stumble because these teachings are so 37:30 perfect. The problem is that we 37:33 encounter feudalism that exists in the 37:36 world of iqra, the world of tadabur, 37:38 the world of ibrah." That's the problem 37:42 there. Ee someone like me will not be 37:45 recognized as someone who has religious 37:47 knowledge. It will not be recognized by 37:49 them. Never. Sorry, in my learning I 37:52 even dared to do this to several 37:54 hundred scholars. My hand is like this. 37:58 Because I ask them to be accountable 38:00 that Muslims in Indonesia are because 38:03 of all of you. There is a wrong 38:08 learning model like that. Come on, Sir, 38:13 you're just messing around. You already 38:14 have grandchildren, Sir. How many 38:16 grandchildren do you have, Sir? Five. 38:18 How old is the youngest? 2 years. Sir, 38:22 what did your child teach you for those 38:24 2 years? Was he taught faith or 38:28 material things? That, sir. That's very 38:32 simple. Very simple. Your child taught 38:36 your grandson who was 2 years old, was 38:37 he taught material things or was he 38:39 taught faith? It's very trivial, but 38:45 that's where the attacks emerged, Sir. 38:49 Gabukkan appeared, especially with this 38:52 and then that and that, so the solution 38:55 is that we really have to go back to 38:58 the teachings. Well, when the solution 39:03 is in the perspective of religion as a 39:06 whole, Ms. Armawati, I suggest you buy 39:08 John Perkins 'book, An Economic Hitman. 39:12 The second book is Bradley Simpson's 39:15 book, Economist with Guns. A number of 39:18 people recognized as great in this 39:20 country were proven by Bradley Simpson 39:22 to be traitors. We don't need to use 39:29 other people's writings. We do. Let's 39:30 just use other people's writings, you 39:31 know. Because they're the ones who 39:33 proved it. Hey, you said he was great. 39:34 Oh, he's a traitor. Like that. So 39:36 Simpson's book is called Switch 39:38 Economics. There's another book that's 39:41 a bit theoretical but good. What I said 39:43 , what I said is selling protection, eh 39:48 , selling fear, buying protection. 39:52 Naomi Klain's book, titled "Sok Doktrin 39:55 ," is the American model everywhere. 39:59 Selling fear, selling fear. Wow, you'll 40:02 do this. Wow, basically fear from 40:04 various aspects. That way, you buy 40:06 protection from me. Qulubbinas 40:10 malikinas Ilahinas minaril was. What 40:13 he's selling is a sense of anxiety. 40:15 He's inserting your anxiety. The 40:17 anxiety in ajas is the 7 I that I 40:19 mentioned. The 7 I that I said. So it's 40:28 not just not just that number and I 40:30 have documents for that, I have data 40:33 for that. So there's no gossip, no 40:37 slander. So what's the political 40:42 solution if we use Mr. Tejo's method? 40:47 What should be offered? What solution? 40:51 Use a religious approach or a pragmatic 40:53 approach? Huh? 41:06 You're being destroyed using time to 41:08 destroy it. Indonesia is being 41:11 destroyed using time. Suharto was 41:16 warned not to become president since 41:19 1983 under Ronald Reagan. He was 41:24 reminded again not to become president 41:26 in 1965 by Ronald Reagan, right? But 41:30 every time Soeharto was asked not to be 41:32 president, Soeharto always responded. 41:34 I'm saying this because I wrote an 41:36 article. So I remember the events 41:39 clearly. Suharto responded with action. 41:47 In 1983, Suharto responded with Paknov, 41:50 deregulation, and debureaucratization. 41:56 He answered that in 1983 and above. 41:59 Only then, after being forced to no 42:01 longer be president in 1986 for the 42:03 1987 election and then President 1988, 42:05 did he answer with facts. Yes. The 42:12 whisperers were totally the Berkley 42:15 mafia. I could name names, but I don't 42:18 want to. It's loud. 42:28 Berkley University, New York. Okay. 42:36 Well, I actually, I actually, ladies 42:38 and gentlemen, uh, I've even made a 42:41 chart. I made a chart that will be 42:45 published in my book when I write the 42:47 corporate coup. What is the structure 42:49 like? I want to say this. I want to say 42:53 this. Uh, I want Muslims to be smart 42:58 like that. I have that desire. Muslims 43:01 are smart. Because the Qur'an is the 43:04 best. That means his thinking power, 43:08 analytical power, insight, systematic, 43:10 analytical, methodology, eh, insight, 43:12 perspective, references, and data are 43:15 truly strong because he is indeed the 43:17 best. Kuntum ummah uhjat linas is clear 43:21 , you are the best people. Why are you 43:25 so afraid? Why should you then become 43:27 insecure about your faith? The problem 43:31 is, sir, you are not held to the verses 43:33 and sunnah properly. That's the problem 43:36 with learning. Learning is just a 43:38 matter of literal learning. I like 43:41 people who memorize. I really like 43:42 people who memorize. I'm proud to be a 43:44 hafiz. But it would be even cooler if, 43:47 from what he memorized, he could then 43:49 understand verse by verse in an 43:50 extraordinary way. That would be more 43:53 amazing. Much more amazing. So, if my 43:57 question is, what's the solution? A 44:00 religious approach or a pragmatic 44:01 approach. If you use a pragmatic 44:04 approach, just go back to the 1945 44:06 Constitution and note its shortcomings. 44:15 For example, regarding the shortcomings 44:17 of Article 6 and 7 of the 1945 44:19 Constitution, it is written that the 44:21 President and Vice President are 44:23 elected for 5 years and can be 44:24 re-elected afterward. Why do I remember 44:28 my thesis, my dissertation, where I 44:30 don't remember because that's my 44:31 criticism, and I know the flaws are 44:33 there. First, that's there. Then people 44:38 say, these reformists say there are no 44:40 elections in the 1945 Constitution. 44:42 You're stupid. First, understand what 44:43 Article 2, paragraph 1 is saying. The 44:47 People's Representative Council 44:48 consists of the People's Representative 44:50 Council, regional representatives, and 44:52 if it's called the DPR, there should be 44:54 elections, right? That's an 44:57 interpretation. Why is the DPR 45:01 interpreting elections? Because behind 45:03 it, the state is not based on power 45:06 alone. Power is not unlimited. That 45:11 means there is a legal structure that 45:13 is then recognized by the constitution 45:15 as the key word. Then there is law, 45:17 then there is democracy. Ah, what is 45:19 your logic? Well, I, frankly, what are 45:25 people thinking? Do you realize that 45:28 now with the 2002 Constitution, it has 45:30 finally turned out like this. How my 45:34 data shows only 20 conglomerates, but 45:37 we are all 20 conglomerates. According 45:43 to my latest data, 12 people control 45:46 44.65%of the total wealth. If there are 45:49 20 of them, everything passes. 10 45:53 trillion rupiah is small for them, 45:55 because their wealth is already...In my 45:58 study on this, let Mardani hear, in my 46:00 study on this, I said this is in 46:03 progress in my study of the text of 46:05 amnesty 1 which I relate to the 46:07 voluntary recognition program as a 46:10 substitute for the text of amnesty 2, I 46:12 found that Joko Widodo was right about 46:15 11,000 trillion rupiah. But he doesn't 46:19 understand how. You don't understand. 46:23 I've said from the start that you were 46:24 wrong about the text of amnesty. 46:26 Because I proved that companies do 46:28 commit tax crimes, ladies and gentlemen 46:31 . All of them are 46:32 large on average. So it's not new, it's 46:39 not new, right? So, in retrospect, it's 46:43 true that the 1945 Constitution has 46:44 flaws. Yes, let's just decree it back 46:49 to the Das5 Law by making improvements 46:52 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. Well, many have thought 46:55 like that. I think it's only been in 47:00 the last 5 years since I wrote it in 47:02 20045 with the title Reform resulted in 47:08 a constitutional crisis. How many years 47:11 has it been? 18 years. Rifa, what does 47:15 that mean? I want to say that you're 47:17 late in this, you're colonized. Okay, 47:20 it's better than never being late. But 47:23 it's already a generation late, Boss. 47:28 Well, I can't prove it because once 47:31 again I wrote, I have an article about 47:34 it, you know. That's a pragmatic but 47:38 strategic solution, right? So, what's 47:42 the religious solution? The solution is 47:44 the adin approach because adin is a 47:46 guide to life in this world and the 47:47 hereafter, right? Yes, let's go back to 47:50 Alarf 172. Balastub rabbikum qu bala 47:57 sahitnah. Because the words alastubikum 48:01 apparently mentioned in other verses 48:04 that I demand your promise. I demand 48:07 your promise. You are a spirit that is 48:10 exhaled, you acknowledge that you are 48:12 my Lord, and I bear witness to that. 48:14 But the verse says, "You have a promise 48:16 to pay." Ah, that's what is referred to 48:19 as a transaction between humans and 48:21 their creator. The transaction is there 48:25 . The transaction is how God grants it, 48:28 then acknowledges it, and then humans 48:30 must carry it out and fulfill it. The 48:33 actual key to Islamic broadcasting was 48:35 first resolved so that humans, whoever 48:38 they are, are always willing to accept 48:40 that promise, which is a debt. In fact, 48:44 in the construction of alastikum balas, 48:47 it's not ablution but, for example, 48:50 golah. Two terms. One uses the term 48:56 waad. The other uses misakonizah. Which 49:00 is stronger? Misakon golizah. It's more 49:05 solid, more complete, more solid. It's 49:08 more extraordinary because it's a value 49:10 and strategic agreement within it. 49:12 Meanwhile, wadu is more about pragmatic 49:15 agreements. Hal adalukum min tijarah, 49:18 for example, is ablution. But when it's 49:23 called a spirit, and then later 49:25 demonstrated over the exhaled spirit 49:26 with its return side, for example, its 49:28 structure is golizah. So back to Mr. 49:32 Tejo's question, actually, finish this 49:34 agreement first so that humans keep 49:36 their promises to the Bible. Who won't 49:41 die here? Who won't die? 49:44 Nobody dies at all. What does that mean 49:47 ? Your promise will be collected. Your 49:48 promise will be collected. It will 49:52 definitely be collected. That's why 49:53 other verses say so. You have promised, 49:57 I gave you hearing, I gave you eyes, I 49:59 gave you a heart, but you are not 50:00 grateful. The sentence of gratitude is 50:03 to fulfill the promise, right? That's 50:05 it. That's my answer. Stupid because I 50:07 am, but right because it adds. Thank 50:09 you. If earlier, the fried rice was 50:21 already deliciously salty, I only added 50:24 sauce. If this he added chicken, eggs, 50:27 it was difficult to add them. I only 50:30 added a little fried onions. Eh, Mr. 50:33 Tejo Buwati, one, sir, what's his name, 50:36 sir? Mr. Kamto. Mr. Kamto is 50:39 extraordinary, 55. I need to study 50:41 later, Mas Sumi. I only have two, Mas 50:45 Rifa. The first is downstream, winning 50:49 the election, but upstream, education. 50:54 Why win the election? Because 50:56 previously, presidents, presidents, one 50:59 person based on the constitution can do 51:01 everything. This is our constitution, 51:04 you know. Because our system is a 51:07 presidential system. In 2024, Mas Ripat 51:09 , we will have simultaneous elections. 51:12 February 14, 2024, a cold, presidential 51:15 election, November 27, regional 51:17 elections, both in 2024. So cold, 51:21 presidential election, regional 51:22 elections. But if we are right, the 51:26 election press will happen by one get 51:29 three. The presidential election is 51:33 right, for example, PKS is right, 51:36 the millianists say that. 51:38 Together with a cold, the presidential 51:39 election together. People don't think 51:41 of a cold, people think of the 51:42 presidential election. So if the 51:43 presidential election is good, the cold 51:45 will be lifted. Okay. That's by one. 51:50 The president who wins in 2024 in the 51:53 February 14 election will be 51:55 inaugurated on October 20, 2024. 51:57 Therefore, the inauguration is fixed. 52:02 We will have regional elections on 52:04 November 27, 2024, just 5 weeks after 52:06 the inauguration. That's the honeymoon 52:10 period, right? The first 100 days are a 52:13 period of euphoria. If the president 52:16 campaigns for the regional elections, 52:18 wow, Jakarta wins from Rasil, then take 52:20 DKI. Huh? West Java will be PKS. 52:23 Hopefully so. For example, the 52:26 presidential campaign has a buy one get 52:28 three if it's really the presidential 52:30 election, a special car for the 52:31 presidential candidate. Can win, Ma'am? 52:35 Yes. I was entrusted at that time to be 52:39 the deputy chairman of Mr. Prabowo's 52:41 winning team. Remember the past, okay? 52:44 Don't be emotional, okay? Well, we 52:49 proposed to Mr. Prabo at that time to 52:52 focus on concentrating on just 12 52:54 provinces to win 60%. If you want 65, 53:00 17 provinces are provinces with a 53:02 population of over 5 million. And 53:05 provinces with over 5 million are large 53:07 provinces. Jakarta, West Java, Central 53:11 Java, East Java, Yogyakarta, Banten, 53:14 Lampung, and South Sumatra, almost all 53:17 of Sumatra and those areas are strong 53:20 racially. Where do we put our Radio 53:25 Latan, where else is my favorite if not 53:28 Ustaz Salman who on Thursday afternoons 53:30 is Ustaz Zen Alhadi. Wow, if I remember 53:34 Ustaz Zen, I just think about the 53:35 afterlife, that's how we do it. That's 53:37 good. Talking about the afterlife is 53:39 always cool. Ustaz Salman is funny, 53:41 right? Friends, don't think about the 53:45 KPU Bawaslu not being in Wi's term. 53:48 We've fought for three terms. We've 53:49 also fought for the vice president. 53:52 I've been shouting about the Jakarta 53:56 gubernatorial election. For example, 53:58 Mas Anis Anis Sandi was not predicted 54:00 to win. Because Pak Ahok is so 54:03 extraordinary. If I were to describe it 54:05 like this, Pak Ahok was supported by 54:08 two presidents, Pak Jokowi and Bu 54:10 Megawati. Mas AHY was supported by the 54:12 president for two terms. Anis Andi was 54:14 supported by the PKS president who had 54:17 no money, nothing. But he was supported 54:20 by the people, you know. 54:22 He won. There were 54:24 a lot of people who wanted to reduce it 54:25 . But because we had witnesses at each 54:27 polling station. In 2019, PKS insisted 54:30 that Pak Parbowo make us witnesses. PKS 54:33 even crossed over its witnesses. For 54:38 example, I was a witness at TPS 1 to 54:41 get a cold on PKS. But at the same time 54:44 , I also received a letter of 54:45 assignment as a TPS2 witness for the 54:47 presidential election. That's allowed. 54:51 I received two witness letters from one 54:53 TPS. That's not allowed, Mr. Krishna. 54:55 TPS 1 is cold, TPS 2 for the 54:57 presidential election. That's allowed. 54:59 We went back and forth. The important 55:01 thing is whoever gets the mandate to 55:03 submit it to the KPPS staff, then they 55:04 have the right to receive the C1. Well, 55:08 that wasn't done, it wasn't given. Well 55:10 , that's what we're trying to do, 55:12 because at that time, the presidential 55:14 candidate didn't have a team like that. 55:17 So, ladies and gentlemen, with God's 55:19 permission and our hard work, if we 55:21 find a good presidential candidate in 55:23 2024, God willing, the Muslim community 55:25 will win. Allahu Akbar. Heeh. 55:27 Allahu Akbar. But winning in 2024 55:30 doesn't solve the problem. Because Mr. 55:35 Kamto said, our biggest problem is 55:37 education. I often invited the late Mr. 55:42 Munip Khatib. It's so sad, isn't it, 55:44 our Mr. Munip Khatib with his great 55:47 ideas. Well, I invited him a lot. I 55:49 ended up building a school too. Well, 55:53 our school is based on Iqra, but Iqra 55:56 that is contemplative, that is 55:58 meditative. Ladies and gentlemen, in 56:04 the Qur'an it is permissible to ask 56:08 questions. Remember Surah Albaqarah 56:12 verse 30, right? When the angels open 56:16 their doors, they are the caliphs. What 56:20 is the angel's answer? Do they protest? 56:29 Yes. But Allah says He knows best. So, 56:32 be quiet. There is another story in 56:36 Surah Albaqarah verse 260. I like this 56:37 because we apply it in schools. Our 56:39 school must ask a lot of questions, 56:42 right? Learning is thinking. The first 56:45 step of thinking is asking. Learning is 56:49 thinking. The next step is asking. In 56:53 Surah Albaqarah verse 20, Prophet 56:56 Ibrahim asked Allah, "Ya Rabbi kaifa 56:59 tuhyil mauta." Ya Allah, how do you 57:02 bring the dead back to life? Allah was 57:04 a bit angry. Afalam tukmin didn't 57:06 believe in asking that. But Prophet 57:09 Ibrahim said bala to calm down. Okay. 57:13 Allah said take four birds. Does that 57:16 mean Allah is angry? No. When the 57:18 motive for asking is right, Allah, 57:20 let's prove it with the scientific 57:23 method that is lacking now. The second 57:28 gift after the Quran, after faith, is 57:30 reason. Well, we Muslims rarely use 57:33 reason because of our feudal approach. 57:37 Memorizing is good, but if you memorize 57:39 without knowing the meaning, it's like 57:40 parroting the language, right? The most 57:44 important thing, and even in the Quran, 57:46 is not just afala taqilun, not you 57:48 thinking afala yatadabbarun. Tadabur is 57:51 deeper. Dad, Mom, do you like receiving 57:53 WA messages? If the WA is long, do you 57:55 read it? No. That's just WA. What about 57:58 books? Economic hikmen, all sorts of 57:59 things, can't be read. If he does read 58:01 it all the time, it's the same thing, 58:03 you know. I already have Hickman. Uh, 58:06 that's the Indonesian version. Yes. We 58:09 only read 1, 2, 3 pages and then we 58:11 finish, right? Because we didn't think 58:14 enough. Why? Because that group will 58:19 continue like this. You cannot find a 58:22 new land with an old map. We cannot 58:24 find Pulau Baru with an old map. The 58:26 map was made before. What does that 58:28 mean? We first broadened our thinking, 58:30 like you, ladies and gentlemen. That's 58:32 why, for me, the two main goals for 58:34 winning the 2024 election are education 58:38 —education for independent 58:40 individuals. We also have schools, we 58:43 even have cute, not uniform, diverse 58:45 ones. When the kids come there, some 58:47 are working on projects because they're 58:49 project-based. The kids are in 3B, they 58:52 meet a lot of people, they have a lot 58:54 of activities, they have a variety of 58:56 activities. What's the point? Let the 58:58 kids see that every person is a teacher 59:00 , every place is a class. So, there are 59:04 those who make used cooking oil into 59:06 candles. They figure out how they learn 59:11 it themselves. There are those who are 59:13 recording videos because it's a day in 59:15 my life. There are those who are 59:17 planting chilies. There are individual 59:19 projects, but there are also team 59:21 projects. That's because we're not just 59:24 teachers, but mentors, coaches, 59:27 trainers, and so on. In all of them, 59:30 the kids are the flashlights. Well, Mr. 59:34 Kamto, Mr., Tejoo Bwati, we can't 59:36 progress if we don't improve and 59:39 improve our education system. And what 59:42 is the best education system? From 59:45 Allah, because our creator knows us 59:48 best, O Allah. Yes, qul kull yaalu' ala 59:51 syakilati syakillahnya, that's the 59:53 place. So God willing, we will win, 59:56 amen, 2024 But don't forget the 59:57 homework: improve our education. Thank 1:00:00 you. 1:00:03 Yes, give applause to Pakan, 1:00:04 alhamdulillahi rabbil alamin, ee, 1:00:06 remembering the time when the committee 1:00:07 remembered me, ee, alhamdulillahi may 1:00:09 you, Mr. Farid, please, Sir. Eh, I 1:00:17 don't want to give a lecture or speech, 1:00:20 but I want to reminisce with Mr. 1:00:23 Mardani in Serang. There was a time 1:00:27 when 1:00:28 we were, maybe assistant directors, 1:00:31 there was a village head election. 1:00:35 There were two village heads. Then in 1:00:38 the middle of the road, Mr. Marnadi 1:00:40 said, "Mr. Farid, I think there should 1:00:42 be three village heads." Huh? Three. 1:00:46 How would that work? Let's try talking 1:00:50 to the committee chairman. Talk to the 1:00:52 committee chairman. This committee, we 1:00:56 want three village heads, is it 1:00:58 possible? Oh, the committee said it's 1:01:03 impossible. Because the one we want to 1:01:06 make is the village head who wants to 1:01:09 be there. We would be traitors if 1:01:12 that's what he said. I tried to coax 1:01:16 him for more than 2 hours, but he still 1:01:19 insisted on refusing. He said that if 1:01:23 we keep forcing it to be three, we 1:01:25 would be traitors, according to the 1:01:26 committee. Finally, as time went by, 1:01:31 the two of us became one. Now, in the 1:01:37 middle of the road, after several years 1:01:39 , I met the committee again. If what 1:01:44 you said was true, we might just joke 1:01:46 around, it would be more or less 1:01:47 exciting. But only Mr. Alim and I know 1:01:50 this. No one else knows. Thank you. 1:01:52 Assalamualaikum. 1:01:56 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi 1:01:57 wabarakatuh. 1:01:58 Yes. Okay. Hey, ladies and gentlemen, 1:02:00 thank God we have reached the end of 1:02:02 the event. As the moderator, I would 1:02:05 like to thank you for the attention of 1:02:06 all of you, the students in the back. I 1:02:10 think this 13th anniversary has been 1:02:12 very meaningful by presenting a 1:02:14 nutritious discussion. Applause for all 1:02:17 of us and we hope that accompanied by 1:02:19 prayers for ee entering its 14th year, 1:02:21 hopefully Rasil will be even more solid 1:02:22 , even stronger in being able to voice 1:02:24 the truth and embrace the Muslim 1:02:26 community. Amen. Allahum amen. As 1:02:29 moderator, I would like to thank Prof. 1:02:31 Nursi and Mr. Mahra for taking the time 1:02:32 to share their knowledge this morning. 1:02:35 Next, I will take my leave. 1:02:36 Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi 1:02:37 wabarakatuh. 1:02:38 Waalaikumsalam. Yes, thank you Rifa eh 1:02:41 administrator Mr. Arali. Earlier we 1:02:46 enjoyed meat, now we eat rice and sir, 1:02:49 the meat is incredibly tasty. Thank you 1:02:53 . 1:02:55 Ee and this event will be held 1:02:57 periodically. Next month the theme will 1:03:01 be different, maybe another speaker, 1:03:03 please come again later. Oh yes, we 1:03:06 will have a closing prayer here with 1:03:08 Ustaz Isa. Prayers of Ustaz Isa. Please 1:03:12 pray that we receive blessings, health, 1:03:14 and prosperity. Please Ustaz Habib Isa. 1:03:18 Tafadolis Om Grisna. 1:03:20 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Friends ee 1:03:22 participants let's all pray together 1:03:25 before we pray, we start by saying 1:03:27 istighfar, asking forgiveness from 1:03:29 Allah Subhanahu wa taala for all the 1:03:31 sins we have committed. mistakes from 1:03:34 the behavior of our mouth, eyes, ears, 1:03:38 and hands. We say istighfar three times 1:03:43 . Astagfirullahalazzim. 1:03:46 Astagfirullahalazzim. 1:03:48 Astagfirullahalazim. 1:03:49 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. 1:03:50 Alhamdulillahabbillamin Allahumma shi 1:03:53 wasallim sayidina Muhammad waa alihi 1:03:56 wasbihi waman tabiahum bisanin 1:03:58 yaumiddin rbigfirlana waliwalida 1:04:01 warhamhumaf bihima waakrimumatihima 1:04:05 wkilhuma jannataka hisab ya Allah ya 1:04:08 rabbah ya warhamhuma wagfir lil muslim 1:04:13 wal muslimatal mukmin walminatya amwat 1:04:19 Ya Allah ya, oh the most powerful 1:04:27 substance, strengthen us in 1:04:29 contributing to Your da'wah, O Allah. 1:04:33 Preaching Your teachings, O Allah. 1:04:36 Strengthen, strengthen the Muslim 1:04:37 community in Indonesia, O Allah. so 1:04:40 that Muslims and all Indonesian people 1:04:43 become a strong nation against 1:04:45 colonialism. A nation that can be 1:04:48 independent stands on its own feet. O 1:04:50 Allahu, O Razak, O substance that 1:04:52 bestows sustenance. O Allah, give us 1:04:54 sustenance that is wide, spacious, 1:04:56 flowing like a river, O Allah, so that 1:04:59 Muslims throughout Indonesia will 1:05:00 prosper, O Allah. Ya Allahu, ya Rahman, 1:05:04 ya Rahim. Instill Your love in our 1:05:07 hearts, O Allah, so that our neighbors 1:05:10 can love each other, can care for each 1:05:12 other, there is no hostility, 1:05:14 especially fellow Muslims, O Allah. 1:05:18 Wasallallahu ala sayyidina Muhammad 1:05:20 waalalui wasbihi wasallim ala hadin 1:05:22 niyah waa niyatin shihah wa hadrat Nabi 1:05:25 Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam. 1:05:28 Alfatihah. 
