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0:55 Brail Welcome In the name of Allah, the 1:33 Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace 1:34 be upon you, and Allah's mercy and 1:35 blessings. O Allah, send prayers upon 1:37 our master Muhammad and upon the family 1:39 of our master Muhammad. Ondi has 1:42 already given the signal, 1, 2...wait, 1:46 from the back, from 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 1:51 4, 3, 2, 1, go. Okay, so let's start 1:56 talking. Right, Brothers and Sisters, 1:59 we meet again on the Ahlan Wasahlan 2:02 show, and this is also streamed on 2:04 YouTube. If you want to watch it later, 2:06 you can find it on YouTube. Today we 2:09 are bringing in an insider. This is so 2:13 you can better understand "hijrah"( 2:15 migration/turning point). What is 2:17 hijrah? We present Muhammad Al-Husaini. 2:22 His name is Muhammad Al-Husaini. He was 2:26 born on May 9th in Jakarta, born in '75 2:30 . He is the CEO of Mafi Global Asia. 2:36 Mafi Global Asia. Eh, Muhammad Husaini, 2:40 but he is usually called Habib. Brother 2:42 Habib. Brother Habib has worked in 2:46 Africa, in Congo, and then where was it 2:50 ? In Freeport, right? McLaren. Moren. 2:56 What? Moran. He also had a role at 3:00 Kominfo (Ministry of Communication and 3:01 Informatics). Okay, we will chat about 3:04 ...but before we chat, prepare your pen 3:07 and paper because there is a number you 3:10 need to note down. We will talk about 3:15 HRA. HRA. The HRA application is to 3:21 help Rasil listeners to know about 3:24 Rasil's content, Rasil's events, what 3:28 can be purchased from Rasil, what can 3:31 be donated to Rasil, and so on. Peace 3:36 be upon you, Brother Habib. 3:38 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 3:39 and blessings. 3:40 You have the name Muhammad Al-Husaini. 3:42 Why are you called Habib? Well, when I 3:46 was small, I was in the regions, I 3:48 moved around a lot, so I was a nomad, 3:51 moving more than 10 times. So, it was 3:55 just a nickname from my parents. So, 3:58 yeah. Habib, Bib, like that. 4:00 Habib means the one who is loved, right 4:02 ? 4:02 Yes. 4:02 Like in Egypt, right, "ya habibi". 4:04 Everyone is named Habibi. 4:07 Because if it's here, there are 4:09 probably more than five Husains, so 4:11 it's easier. Are you busy in IT? Is IT 4:15 your specialty? Where did you first 4:17 study IT? At Trisakti, sir. 4:19 So, uh... 4:20 Master's degree at Trisakti, right? 4:21 Yes, my undergraduate degree was in IT. 4:23 Then I...took... 4:26 First, at a local company, then moved 4:28 to a Japanese company for 7 years, then 4:30 a British company, and also worked 4:32 abroad. Yeah. 4:33 Lastly, I migrated to the government at 4:36 Kominfo. 4:37 Kominfo. 4:38 At Kominfo, almost 2 years, about a 4:41 year there as an auditor. When I was at 4:44 the foreign company, I took management. 4:46 So my Master's was in management 4:47 because at that time, it was related to 4:50 managerial things and so on. So, I was 4:52 more into marketing management at that 4:55 time. Now, after that, I was at Kominfo 4:57 . 4:58 After almost 2 years at Kominfo, I now 5:00 have my own company in digital 5:02 marketing, Mr. Krishna. 5:04 So, basically, people always say IT. 5:06 Yes. So, I'm an IT specialist in 5:08 digital marketing. Marketing, well, 5:11 online marketing. If people know it 5:13 simply as online, selling online, 5:15 something like that. But it's actually 5:17 broader, moving forward 5:20 it's broader, essentially marketing via 5:22 digital. Now, inside that, it's 5:23 actually even more complex. Maybe we 5:25 can discuss that again later, after 5:27 this. 5:28 Okay. Um, so our guest speaker is Bang 5:34 Habib, his name is Adian Husaini. Adian 5:37 Husaini. Greetings, Bang Adian Muhammad 5:40 Alhusaini, but he goes by Bang Habib. 5:44 He is the CEO of Mafi Global Asia and 5:48 will talk about HJRA, the HJRA 5:51 application. You want to peek at Rasil 5:57 via Hijrah. So, what can listeners 6:00 enjoy from this Hijrah? 6:02 So, let me tell you the background 6:04 first, okay? Yeah. 6:06 So, Hijrah was, well, almost a year ago 6:09 , right? At the end of 2020, we were 6:13 thinking about an app to mobilize the 6:17 community. At that time, I even went to 6:21 survey areas and looked at what similar 6:23 apps were like. Now, to mobilize 6:27 actually, I was more interested at that 6:29 time. So, here's the thing, starting an 6:32 app is best when it comes from existing 6:34 problems. So, how big of a problem is 6:38 solved by the app, for example, Gojek 6:40 and other apps like that. It actually 6:44 makes things easier, like people 6:46 ordering an ojek, confused about having 6:48 to go to the terminal, and so on. 6:50 Finally, there's an app to make it 6:52 easier, just order and it comes right 6:54 away, and so on. That solves a problem. 6:57 Starting from the problem that our 7:01 MSMEs are actually still too 7:04 underutilized. Now, I see the community 7:09 , based on research by Boston 7:13 Consulting Group in 2020, 62.8%are the 7:18 middle class. So, 200, well, 67 million 7:22 is Indonesia's population. Now, and 7:26 thankfully, 87.7%of them are Muslim. So 7:30 , around 147 million. Now, why must our 7:35 Muslim community shop outside, even 7:38 importing? The trend now in the online 7:42 world is importing goods from abroad to 7:44 sell domestically, so where do the 7:46 Muslims go? Where do the Muslims go? 7:49 From 7:50 Muslims buying outside and what? So, 7:53 here's the thing, I, if we understand 7:55 what's called the world of 7:58 digital marketing or customer behavior, 8:01 there are four patterns of Muslim 8:03 customer behavior, Pak Krisna. Yeah. 8:06 The first is the apathetic Muslim. So, 8:08 apathetic means, in slang terms, "I 8:11 don't really care.""Whatever you want 8:13 to sell, I don't really care." The 8:15 important thing is 8:16 just indifferent. 8:16 Yes, the important thing is that I get 8:19 the item that matches my desire. There 8:21 are some Muslims who are like that. 8:22 Apathetic. 8:24 Now, that's the first one, apathetic. 8:25 The second is the rationalist. 8:26 Rationalist. 8:27 A rationalist is, what's the benefit 8:29 for me? For example, Pak Krisna sells 8:31 soy sauce or crackers, what's the 8:33 benefit for me buying from Pak Krisna? 8:35 So these are 8:36 the rationalists, focused on pros and 8:38 cons. 8:38 Third, the conformists. Conformists are 8:41 people who, well, if Mr. Krishna is a 8:44 Muslim and the shop next door is, say, 8:47 a non-Muslim, I’d prioritize Mr. 8:49 Krishna even if it costs a bit more. 8:52 Yeah. 8:52 There are many of those, and I see many 8:54 like that in real life too. The fourth 8:56 are the universalists. Universalists 8:59 prioritize the Islamic values. Oh, 9:01 it’s fine if I buy from the one next 9:03 door, as long as, uh, what I’m buying 9:04 is halal and so on. So they use more 9:06 logic and are universal. Now, 9:09 the majority are those in the fourth 9:11 group, who are tech-savvy. H 9:13 like that. The third and fourth groups 9:16 are tech-savvy, including the rational 9:17 ones. So, uh, now the world is more 9:20 into, what do you call it? Always 9:23 evolving, innovation keeps growing, 9:26 it’s called disruption, the 9:28 disruption era where MSME competition 9:31 is very tight. We’re surprised, 9:34 suddenly there’s Gojek, the next day 9:36 there’s another brand, Tokopedia and 9:38 all that, Bukalapak, it keeps growing 9:40 until now. Now, where is the role of 9:42 Muslims in this? Actually, seeing that 9:44 concern, I thought, why don’t we just 9:47 try to start? Maybe we’re not as big 9:50 as them, but we’ll try with good 9:51 intentions. We want to empower the 9:53 community, how can we do that? Finally, 9:55 Hijra was born. Now, the name Hijra 9:58 itself, uh, actually the story is I 10:00 thought about how everyone must want to 10:02 migrate (hijrah). Migrate. Migrate for 10:05 the better. So, we create content that 10:08 is better in terms of knowledge, and in 10:10 the future, how we can be better 10:12 economically, whatever it is, we are 10:15 migrating. So, back then when searching 10:17 for the name, Hijra was already taken, 10:19 so finally Hijra. Hijra is one of the, 10:21 uh, synonyms for migration itself. So 10:24 it’s more unique. Hijra 10:26 that might be, uh, 10:27 the I is replaced by an E, Hedra. 10:28 Yes. Hedra. So if you search on the 10:31 Play Store, uh, Hedra has a 720 logo, 10:34 red background, green in the middle. 10:37 That’s the Hijra application. 10:41 Yes. Iwan and Awat. We are chatting 10:45 with Muhammad Husaini, but usually 10:48 called Bang Habib. He is the CEO of 10:52 Mafi Global Asia, who is collaborating 10:54 with Radio Rasil to make it easier for 10:56 Rasil listeners. to find programs that 11:01 have been broadcast, people often ask, 11:03 so just look for it there. 11:06 Songs too, there are songs on Rasil 11:09 there 11:10 we have. So, uh, there are several 11:12 stages for this application. For the 11:14 current launch, listeners can already 11:15 download it. Download, there are three 11:17 main features. 11:18 The first is education. 11:20 Education. 11:21 What does education contain? Education 11:23 contains things like, for example, a 11:25 listener looking for, uh, the content 11:27 from an Ustadz who talked about zakat 11:29 yesterday, for instance, an Ustadz on 11:30 zakat or an interpretation of Surah 11:32 Al-Baqarah, for example. They search 11:34 and can't find it anywhere on YouTube. 11:36 Just open this app, and when you open 11:39 an app or video, there are no ads at 11:43 all. On YouTube, for instance, things 11:44 keep popping up while you're watching. 11:46 We have specific ones, for example 11:49 Ustaz Husin has dozens, maybe hundreds 11:51 of videos. I want to find the evidence 11:55 for professional zakat. 11:56 Now, where did Ustaz Husin talk about 11:58 that? Just search, just click it. 12:00 In the education menu, there will be 12:03 playlists. The playlists are 12:06 categorized, for example, Ustaz Husin 12:08 on Quranic tafsir, then health or child 12:10 psychology, they're all separate. So, 12:12 you just look for it in the playlist. I 12:15 was actually inspired by an overseas 12:17 app for, what do you call it? Hey 12:21 Radio or something at the time 12:22 No. There's one called TED. TED is an 12:25 American app for educational content. 12:28 So I said, "Why don't we build 12:29 something like this?" At the last 12:32 minute, it turned out our app was quite 12:35 similar. If listeners look it up on the 12:39 internet, TED is a famous overseas app, 12:43 and we made ours very similar to it. 12:47 Meaning, in terms of capability, we 12:48 actually can do it. It's all by Allah's 12:51 power, biiznillah, it's all by Allah's 12:52 power. But we are trying our best to 12:54 make it even better. That's the first 12:56 one, educational content. The second 12:59 one is Etara content. Etara already 13:01 exists at Rasil. So, whatever Rasil 13:04 markets for goods and products. We are 13:07 integrating that digitally. So, for 13:10 instance, if listeners want to find a 13:12 radio, or find what 13:14 it's like, no need to wait, at midnight 13:16 you can just check the app 13:18 like that. The app will reply on its 13:20 own. It's connected to a WhatsApp 13:21 gateway, so it replies automatically. 13:23 We don't rely on humans; it's 13:24 half-automated. Lastly, there's 13:26 donations. So, if I want to see what 13:29 kind of donations are available at 13:30 Rasil, like dawn alms. Oh, there's dawn 13:32 alms at Rasil, right? We look at the 13:34 equipment. 13:35 That's interesting. There are figures 13:37 already, 10,000, 15,000, 5,000, 50,000, 13:39 just tap it, or can you do amounts 13:42 outside of that? 13:43 You can. Actually, this is a benchmark. 13:46 A benchmark is a reference, right? Our 13:49 reference is Kita Bisa, if Mr. Krisna 13:51 knows, our app or website is built to 13:53 be similar to Kita Bisa. So, this app 13:57 is actually a collection of several 13:59 platforms. We initially wanted to build 14:03 something like a marketplace too, but 14:05 it was too complex. So for the first 14:09 phase, we launched education, the Etara 14:12 marketplace, and donations. For the 14:16 second phase, perhaps after the first 14:18 one is successful. Now, for the second 14:21 stage, it's for the community, 14:22 especially the community. So, our plan 14:25 is to empower the Rasil community as 14:28 well. Now, for example, Mr. Kristana, I 14:31 have, uh... 14:32 a product. 14:33 A product, like crackers, that I want 14:35 to sell. 14:36 For instance, if I have crackers and 14:37 I'm confused about where to market them 14:39 , just put them on the Hijra 14:40 application. 14:41 Now, 14:42 the way, 14:43 well, for now, it's still manual, 14:45 WhatsApp the number, the 08 19 four 14:48 times 36, it's still manual 14:50 registration because on Google it's not 14:53 ... 14:53 not fast. So, there has to be a review. 14:55 Another review. So for the initial 14:57 stage, since we only have these three 15:00 main contents, education first. 15:01 Educating listeners, listeners are 15:04 welcome to register their database 15:06 there. For example, "Sir, I have 15:08 product A, the producer wants it 15:10 marketed," then register it there. 15:13 Later we will map it, "Oh, it turns out 15:15 there is a Rasil listener looking for 15:18 crackers," 15:19 for example. So, why not connect this 15:22 cracker producer with the listener? So, 15:25 actually, we are empowering from 15:27 listener to listener, right. Maybe this 15:28 ... 15:29 What is the difference with the 15:30 para-para? 15:30 Well, actually it's similar, in the 15:31 second stage, the para-para we enter... 15:33 para-para can move here, you know. 15:35 It could be the Rasil market, actually 15:36 those who have followed the para-para 15:38 can... 15:40 migrate here, to Hijra. 15:42 Prepare yourself, Ms. Cakerta. I will 15:44 read out the mobile number. 15:48 For you to ask further about Hijra, or 15:50 if you want to directly input your 15:52 products into Hijra, or make a donation 15:55 , or find past Rasil events you want to 15:58 know about, please note this number: 08 16:00 ...Now, there are repetitions here. 19 16:09 again, 19 again, 19 again. The 19 is 16:14 four times, then 36. So 08 19...36, 08 16:25 19, uh, four times 36. Ask from there, 16:31 how to market, what, crackers, don't 16:33 just crackers, what else? 16:36 Can cars be sold? 16:37 It can, so it's like this. 16:38 Houses, cars, that's possible. 16:40 Actually, it's like this, we are a 16:43 digital platform, a platform whose 16:45 backing is actually digital marketing 16:48 consultants, so we are part of Rasil 16:51 working together and collaborating to 16:54 advance the people's economy, in other 16:57 words, MSMEs here. 17:00 Where MSMEs, 90%of Indonesia's economy 17:02 is supported by MSMEs. That's why... 17:05 inside, for example, Mr. Krisna is 17:07 confused, "Actually, I have products to 17:10 sell, why don't they sell?" or...I am 17:12 confused. So there are two, actually 17:15 there are two stages of MSMEs. The 17:17 first is those who haven't started a 17:18 business at all. 17:20 So they are still working, or they want 17:22 a side job, want to start a business, 17:25 they can start with what's it called? 17:28 This entrepreneur. Entrepreneur. Now, 17:30 this might be my motivation too. I 17:31 worked for 12 years and leaving the 17:34 comfort zone is quite difficult. So, we 17:37 have been spoiled with facilities, 17:39 salary and all sorts of things, if sick 17:41 just claim it, and so on. I 17:44 yes. I was finally moved when I spoke 17:47 to an American Muslim, who said, "If 17:49 you rely on the government or a company 17:52 , the company will leave you, the 17:55 government will too, but if you rely on 17:58 Allah, Allah will never leave you." So 18:01 I said, "Wow, it's something that even 18:02 this person can say that." So I moved 18:04 on, and this migration is related to my 18:07 app, Hijra, and migrating again. 18:10 Finally, I said, "Okay, bismillah, 18:11 let's just do it." So, the second one 18:14 is the community that has businesses 18:16 but hasn't gone online yet. That is 18:19 also, what you might call, what will be 18:20 empowered here. Maybe we could say, " 18:23 Sir, I want to make a website, but I'm 18:25 confused about how to do it." Well, we 18:28 can provide services there, 18:30 consultation, or development, or we 18:32 have the backend for 18:35 digital marketing consultants. Various 18:38 things, it could be sales, schools, 18:40 marketing their schools, or whatever; 18:43 there's a backend for it. 18:45 So, what is the flow for a listener who 18:49 wants to display their products on 18:51 Hijra, up until the transaction? So, 18:55 for stage one, we are currently only 18:57 featuring Rasil products. So, these are 19:00 products curated from Rasil. So 19:03 everything displayed is from Etara 19:05 products. Yeah. 19:07 For the second stage, we plan to have a 19:10 feature called community. 19:12 Yeah. 19:12 How does the community allow listeners 19:16 to collaborate with each other? For 19:19 example, Mr. Krisna and a Rasil 19:21 listener, 19:23 or someone else, who would you trust 19:24 more? For example, for business, they 19:27 are a Rasil listener, 19:28 they like to ask questions, they like 19:29 things, 19:30 would Mr. Krisna prefer to choose the 19:32 services of a Rasil listener or a 19:34 stranger you don't know, who would you 19:36 trust more? 19:37 Rasil. 19:38 A Rasil listener, because 19:40 because Rasil listeners are already 19:43 filtered, their religious outlook is 19:45 good, and they are educated every day 19:48 by listening to Ustaz Husein’s 19:50 lectures and others, so ideologically, 19:54 they have been conditioned in that 19:55 spirit. 19:56 Yes. The risk of fraud or malpractice 19:59 is low. So it's better for me to seek 20:02 services from a Rasil person. That's it 20:04 , more or less. 20:05 Okay, let's answer a question from Ipin 20:08 . Peace be upon you, Brother Habib. 20:10 And peace be upon you too. 20:11 How do we avoid fraud? I had an 20:14 experience where the goods were sent, 20:16 but the money wasn't transferred, and 20:17 it's so hard to collect. From Mr. Ahmad 20:21 Arifin, or Ipin. 20:24 So, 20:25 here's the thing, in the online world, 20:28 there are many who take advantage of 20:30 the situation. So, the scammers from 20:34 the real world, when the online world 20:36 appeared, they migrated there too. 20:39 For example, if I sell an iPhone or a 20:41 phone worth 5 million, 20:43 and I sell it 20:44 for only 1 million online. Would you be 20:46 interested, Mr. Krisna? 20:47 Interested. 20:48 You'd be interested, right? Then as 20:49 soon as Mr. Krisna fills in the data, I 20:51 say, "Mr. Krisna, there are only two 20:52 units left.""Mr. Krisna, uh, send""the 20:55 million tonight, or else I'll give it 20:57 to someone else." 20:57 Heh. 20:58 Would you be interested? 20:59 Yes. Are you interested? 21:02 Research shows 85%of buyers purchase 21:05 not because they need it, not because 21:08 of logic, but because of emotion. 21:10 Hm. That falls under emotion, right? 21:12 Yes. Uh, because of emotion. So 85%is 21:14 because of emotion, not logic. Heh. 21:17 Normally, when buying, I should think, 21:19 how can something worth 5 million be 21:20 sold for 1 million? 21:22 Where would they get that price from? 21:23 For example, they say, "Oh, this is a 21:25 black market item, there's no tax." Tax 21:27 can't possibly be that much. 21:29 Now, here's an example, for instance, 21:31 when we buy online, firstly, 21:33 so that means there are signs of fraud. 21:35 Well, first, the price must be 21:37 reasonable. Secondly, 21:39 the reputation of the shop. We can look 21:43 , for example, if it's on a marketplace 21:44 , how many reviews are there? How many 21:48 stars, for instance, if it's on a 21:49 marketplace, there are stars, 21:51 testimonials, everything we can see, 21:52 that minimizes, what do you call it? 21:55 Can we control this? 21:57 If it's not on a marketplace, say 21:59 online, we can request COD, for example 22:01 , cash on delivery. The item arrives 22:04 first, we see if the item is correct, 22:07 then we pay. That also works. Or if 22:09 it's like Rasil, it's trusted. What do 22:12 you call it, it's easier to transfer, 22:13 more comfortable, right, because you 22:15 can complain and it's resolved 22:16 immediately. Maybe there's an issue 22:18 with the shipping or something, we can 22:19 get direct support. Well, actually the 22:21 first thing in the online world is 22:23 trust. When people have trust, 22:26 everything else is easier. Take me and 22:30 Mr. Krisna, for example, we've known 22:31 each other a long time, say 2 or 3 22:33 years. 22:34 Uh, we communicate often and so on. 22:36 Then Mr. Krisna says, "Bip, there's 22:38 this good item." I am offered 22:40 heh 22:41 by my friend for 1 million. 22:44 I don't need Mr. Krisna to ask for 22:46 proof of payment. Is it necessary? 22:48 Not necessary. 22:48 Not necessary, right? So I just say, 22:50 okay Mr. Krisna, I'll transfer it. Even 22:52 without using proof 22:53 it's possible. So trust is very 22:55 important. That's why 22:57 uh, the need for, what do you call it? 22:59 A third party, whether it's a 23:01 marketplace or Rasil or other 23:02 institutions, that's what they're for. 23:05 If we aren't sure, we can filter our 23:07 transactions, for example, pay on the 23:09 spot or something like that. So that's 23:13 how we minimize, uh, stuff like that. 23:16 Okay, Iwan Danut, we are still chatting 23:20 with Muhammad Alhusaini, or as he is 23:23 usually called, Bang Habib, who is 23:26 working on the migration at Rasil to 23:30 make it easier for listeners to find 23:33 past programs, to donate to Rasil, and 23:36 also to find items for buying and 23:39 selling here. We will answer a question 23:43 from Mr. Masub in Batam. Peace be upon 23:45 you, Bang Habib. Bang Habib, is it 23:47 possible from Batam? Can it be done 23:49 from Batam? 23:50 May peace, mercy, and blessings of 23:51 Allah be upon you too. For the 23:53 application, this can be done as long 23:55 as you have an internet connection; 23:56 please feel free to download it 23:58 anywhere. For now, in this first stage, 24:01 it is still for Android. So if your 24:02 phone uses the Android platform, you 24:04 can download it. Now, regarding the 24:07 items, perhaps what Mr. Mas is asking 24:10 is, "Can I, for example, contribute 24:12 items?" For instance, if he is a 24:15 producer or anything else, he can just 24:17 contact us in Batam using that number. 24:20 If you have resources, essentially, for 24:24 this initial stage, we can build this 24:27 together, support each other, and 24:30 collaborate there. In fact, for the 24:34 launch, we are opening up free 24:36 advertising for listeners. So, if 24:39 listeners want to market their goods, 24:42 we will advertise them on Rasil and in 24:44 this HRA application for free. So, for 24:47 the soft launching stage, yes. 24:50 When was that? 24:52 Well, yesterday, when we were with Mr. 24:54 Krishna, the CEO of Bukalapak, 24:57 he came, and we did a soft launch. 24:59 Today, we are launching. It's done. So, 25:01 we are launching today, and it is 25:03 already on. 25:03 It is on. Please take advantage of the 25:06 promotion. Feel free to advertise, 25:09 market your goods, and so on. Let's do 25:12 it together. 25:13 Bang Habib, Eni. Alhamdulillah, there 25:15 is immediate action. Mrs. Ida Lawasanti 25:18 has already transferred a donation. 25:21 Thank you, Mrs. Ida Lawasanti. May 25:27 Allah multiply your rewards and 25:29 blessings, Mrs. Ida, for your direct 25:31 donation, which is top-tier. 25:35 Extraordinary. 25:36 So, if you want to donate, just do it 25:38 directly. 25:38 Yes. So, for donations, 25:40 you don't have to dial a number anymore 25:41 . It's already there, it's ready. 25:43 Yes. Sometimes, when we listen to Rasil 25:45 , we hear ads. "Wow, when is the 25:47 donation?" Waiting for the radio, for 25:49 example, three times a day. The number, 25:51 people sometimes get confused, "Ah." 25:53 We just open the app, see what 25:54 donations are available on Rasil, 25:56 choose one, and say, "I want to donate. 25:57 " 25:58 You can donate any amount, for instance 26:00 , from as small as 10,000 or 25,000 26:02 rupiah; it's all possible. Actually, 26:03 with these donations, we are inviting 26:05 listeners, "Let's collaborate for the 26:07 afterlife." 26:09 So yes, just open it, and everything is 26:12 listed in the application. 26:14 Okay. From whom? From Herry Siti. Bang 26:18 Habib, I already opened the Play Store, 26:20 but the HRA application isn't there yet 26:21 . I am currently listening to Rasil 720 26:24 from Hari Setyadi in Citayam. So, uh, 26:27 for the spelling it's H-E-J-R-A. So 26:30 it's not "hijrah," right. Hij. 26:33 It is written like this, Hijra. 26:34 Hijra, yes. 26:35 Right. 26:36 Well, we'll find the 720 there later if 26:37 we search for it. Uh, maybe we can 26:39 search for it in a bit. Let's try to 26:41 search. 26:42 Hari Setyadi. 26:43 One moment. We looked it up with Mr. 26:44 Krishna this morning, right? We found 26:47 it. Okay, let's search for H-E-J-R-A 26:50 again. Oh, it's there? It's still there 26:52 , the one with the red logo. 26:54 Right at the top, there's the 720. The 26:57 720 is green. It's available on the 26:59 Play Store. If you open the Play Store, 27:01 the 720 is right at the top. So the 27:03 logo is 720. Hijra.id is the name, 720. 27:07 Mafi Global Asia. Indonesian Islamic 27:10 application. 27:11 Same goes for this one from Sister 27:13 Fajar. Peace be upon you, Brother Habib 27:15 . I looked in the Hijra app but 27:17 couldn't find it. It's not "hijrah." 27:19 Hijra with an E, right. Hijra. 27:21 So, uh, maybe based on Mr. Krishna's 27:23 spelling. 27:24 H-E-J-R-A. Well. 27:33 If the spelling is correct, God willing 27:35 , you'll find it. 27:36 And later, uh, search for it; when I 27:38 looked, it was the third result. 27:40 Oh, there it is. There we go. Hari 27:42 Setyadi. Praise be to God, I found it 27:44 on the Play Store. Well. 27:45 So the background is red, and the text 27:49 is green. There's a reason for this too 27:52 . There's a philosophy behind the red 27:53 and green colors. 27:54 Well, red means. 27:55 So this is actually a digital marketing 27:56 concept, Mr. Kris. 27:57 Oh, is that so? 27:58 So, with red, when we look for an app, 28:00 what's most visible? What color? 28:02 Red. 28:03 Red, right? Isn't that right? Yeah. 28:04 So, the, uh, concept of using red, uh, 28:08 is not just red, the contrast color is 28:11 green. 28:12 For example, Mr. Krishna. 28:13 Uh, what is it? Putting up an item for 28:15 sale. 28:16 Uh, the website background is green. 28:19 Yeah. 28:19 Then the button color is blue. Can you 28:22 see it? 28:22 No. 28:23 But if the button color is red, it 28:24 stands out. So there is a concept 28:26 behind this. A digital marketing 28:28 concept. 28:29 Everything has its own science. 28:30 Everything has its own science. So it's 28:32 probably easier to see. 28:34 Okay, thank you, Mr. Hari Setyadi in 28:37 Citayam. Welcome to Hijra, H-J-R-A, 28:40 Hijra. H-E. 28:43 J. 28:43 J. 28:44 R. 28:44 R-A. 28:47 H-J-R-A, the point is it's a contrast 28:50 between red and green. 28:52 Green. 28:53 Okay. Okay. Permission for this 28:56 morning's donation. Okay. Please go 28:57 ahead. Thank you, Ma'am. Wow, straight 29:00 away. Wow, praise be to God. Thank you. 29:04 Thank you. They are all donating right 29:07 away. They don't want to trade. 29:11 Uh, someone is asking, "Brother Habib, 29:14 what dates should I buy?" Date sauce. 29:17 How do I do it? It can be done through, 29:20 uh. Now, like this, uh, for the sauce, 29:23 we are, what do you call it? In the 29:25 process of adding it to Hijra. You can 29:27 use that number for now. You can 29:29 WhatsApp 08 19, four times 19, 19, 36, 29:33 and we'll send it there later. 29:36 The catalog. So next, we are indeed in 29:38 the process of completing our product 29:40 line. We've just transitioned products; 29:45 we're about 80 to 90%there. We’re 29:49 looking for the right moment to just 29:51 launch it. There’s date soy sauce, 29:53 for example, honey, and others, radio 29:55 products, and so on. 29:56 What kind of garlic? Garlic. Black 29:58 garlic, 29:58 black garlic, and others can be 30:00 included. Now, including things like 30:02 date soy sauce, for example. The 30:03 manufacturer of the date soy sauce is 30:05 also inviting collaboration with Rasil, 30:07 for instance. So, we’re collaborating 30:09 and including it there. This way, we 30:10 get a better price. So, actually, the 30:13 economic concept is like this, Mr. 30:15 Krishna. For example, if someone goes 30:19 directly to the factory, can they get 30:20 the price or will they even be served? 30:23 No. No. 30:23 It won’t work, right? For example, if 30:25 I want to go directly to factory ABC, 30:27 will I be served? Probably not, right? 30:29 Well, 30:30 Rasil acts as a bridge between the 30:32 factory or manufacturer and the 30:34 consumer. 30:36 So, can some consumers get 30:38 better prices than in stores? Now, we 30:41 are currently negotiating with 30:43 manufacturers so that prices can remain 30:45 competitive. That’s why we also 30:49 collaborated with Bukalapak recently. 30:52 They also responded positively. They 30:56 have many connections to manufacturers 30:59 and offer partnerships and, especially, 31:01 training. 31:03 What do you mean by collaborating with 31:04 Bukalapak? Are their products available 31:06 through us, or how does it work? Well, 31:07 for products that can be marketed, they 31:10 go directly to the factories since they 31:12 are business-to-business. 31:14 From factory to factory. So they get 31:17 lower prices, and Rasil can also get 31:18 those lower prices. That’s one thing. 31:21 The second is MSME training; one of 31:24 their platforms, their education system 31:27 , is quite good. So, for MSME training, 31:30 they have many branches in the regions. 31:33 So, can you, what's it called? Register 31:35 for that. You can also register via 31:36 that number. For example, sir, there 31:38 are two types, sir. "I want to start a 31:42 business, how do I register my interest 31:46 ?" or, "Sir, my business isn't growing. 31:50 I want to go digital, what are the 31:52 steps?" You can consult with us and 31:54 we'll provide guidance. "For example, 31:57 at least have a website, sir, create a, 31:58 " what's it called? Website, or maybe, 32:00 "Oh, I don't think I can handle a 32:02 website, sir.""Fine, just set up a shop 32:04 first, we'll create the shop, or what 32:06 is your product?" We'll try to, you 32:08 know, guide you. So, migrating toward 32:11 MSME digitalization is important for 32:14 adaptation. We can't just keep the 32:16 world the way it is forever. For 32:19 example, motorcycle taxis can't stay 32:21 the same, but now they've shifted to 32:24 online services to keep up with the 32:26 times. So, can we open a shop on HRA? 32:31 Ah, that will be for the second phase 32:33 later. 32:33 Okay. If I want to open a shop on 32:35 Hijrah, is there a fee for it? 32:39 Well, you’ll need to register first; 32:43 currently, the process is just 32:45 registration. Whether you're just a 32:50 listener, or maybe, Mr. Krisna, some 32:53 listeners might say, "I don't have a 32:56 business, I don't need anything.""I 33:00 just want to listen to Rasil." If you 33:03 want to listen to Rasil’s informative 33:05 broadcasts, quality content, you can 33:08 join our community, or if you're a 33:10 listener who says, "I want to start a 33:13 business," you can also join. It's 33:17 essentially a community, but we have a 33:19 platform for it; download the app, and 33:21 we’ll collaborate there. That’s 33:24 where the collaboration happens. So, 33:25 for the initial stage, it’s education 33:27 , then the 'tara'(equality) and 33:29 donations. Those three for now, while 33:32 if listeners want to register, they can 33:34 send their name, like Mr. Harun in 33:36 Bekasi, address, and WhatsApp number, 33:38 please go ahead. So, we are building a 33:41 listener database as well. Alright, 33:44 next is 33:44 from Mr. Nuk. Assalamu'alaikum, Brother 33:47 Habib. Brother Habib, I am Masn from 33:50 South Tangerang. 33:52 Yes. 33:53 I’ve downloaded it, but it keeps 33:55 buffering. 33:56 Yes. 33:58 Is there server maintenance? Well, that 34:00 also depends on your internet. The 34:03 player requires an internet connection. 34:07 So, if possible, make sure you have a 34:12 good, stable 34:15 internet connection to play it. 34:16 Okay, Mrs. Hati, Alhamdulillah you've 34:19 found HRA 720. Hijra.id, Indonesia's 34:24 first Islamic app, global, Asia, 34:27 forward this. 34:29 Oh yes, ready. 34:30 App. Thank you, Mrs. Hati. Hopefully, 34:33 it can be useful. Whether it's for 34:36 finding Rasil broadcast content, making 34:39 donations, or selling and buying. Next, 34:46 from Dina, "Habib, when can we connect 34:56 to HRA?" 34:58 You can start right now. For now, just 35:00 download the app first. If you want to 35:03 collaborate, you can chat to that 35:06 number, the one Mr. Krisna mentioned 35:09 earlier, 081 4*36. We’ll collect the 35:12 Rasil database, update it, and explore 35:15 the potential. The point is, now we 35:19 learn together, manage the economy 35:21 together, donate together, everything 35:23 together. So, that community on Hijrah 35:27 is the Hijrah community. Let's migrate 35:29 (hijrah). Yes. 35:30 That's it, Mr. Krisna. 35:32 Mm. From a servant of Allah, 35:35 Alhamdulillah, I have successfully 35:36 forwarded Hijrah 720. I want to give 35:39 five stars but I'm confused about where 35:41 to click. Thank you P in the Alazar 35:44 Cipadu Kreo complex, Cileduk, Tangerang 35:47 . 35:47 So if I want to give 35:48 how do I change it to five stars? 35:49 A star, I'll just show you how right 35:51 now. 35:51 Yeah. How do I download? So if you are 35:54 looking, uh, first for Hijra, uh, later 35:56 after you download it, down there 35:58 there's something called your review. 36:00 What's new. Then there is your review. 36:03 Then there is a star. 36:04 Hm. 36:05 There is a star. Just click it, uh, 36:07 until the end. If you want five stars, 36:10 click until the end. Then just submit 36:12 it. Uh, you want to write a comment, 36:15 for example, I'm Mr. Budi from 36:16 Tangerang. Uh, keep it up, uh, Rasil 36:19 for the application. 36:21 Give encouragement. So we, we also need 36:22 encouragement from the listeners. So 36:25 when we read the listeners 'comments, 36:26 it’s actually encouraging. Like this 36:28 question here. So, uh, more 36:31 we are more encouraged to, what is it, 36:33 uh, develop it, how about this, 36:35 listeners, let's do it together. Maybe 36:37 our strength 36:39 is, uh, below that of big companies. 36:42 But we have Allah. We have Allah. 36:43 Masyaallah. 36:44 Everything is by Allah's power. Allah's 36:47 help is wonderful. Insyaallah we can. 36:49 Isn't the character of Islam to make 36:51 things easier, not difficult? This 36:52 Hijra is also in the context of 36:55 uh, making things easier, right? 36:56 Bismillah, insyaallah, Islam should 36:58 make things easy. 36:59 Ready. Ready. 37:00 Making it easy. Wanting to buy easily. 37:04 Uh. Brother Habib, what products are 37:08 available in Hijra? For now, uh, 37:12 products from Etara, for example, radio 37:15 , or 37:16 but of course it must be increased so 37:17 there are many choices. 37:18 Ready. Yes. That is what 37:19 well, to increase them, we need the 37:21 listeners. 37:22 So, to increase them, the first is, yes 37:24 , the listeners, we also need the 37:25 listeners' contribution. Second, we 37:28 will cooperate head-to-head, 37:30 business-to-business with 37:32 uh, producers and the public, uh, like 37:34 that. So we can get prices that are 37:37 easier and cheaper. H. Brother Habib, 37:40 how can we make our product stand out? 37:44 So that people are focused on looking 37:46 only at our product, how do we do that? 37:48 This is in the concept of, uh, selling 37:51 online. Oh, if in HIJRA, you just input 37:53 the product, make it, and provide a 37:55 product catalog with pictures. So like 37:57 this, there are tips to increase sales, 38:00 it doesn't have to be on Hijra. For 38:03 example, whatever you are selling, the 38:05 first thing people look at is the photo 38:07 quality, the image quality. For example 38:10 , Mr. Krishna is offered, uh, 38:12 a folding bike, 38:13 a folding bike, one where the image is 38:15 a bit blurry or not, not professional. 38:18 In the background there's a pan, 38:19 there's what, 38:21 there's a chicken. 38:22 That, you know, turns people off. Aduh, 38:23 like this, one more thing Mr. Krishna, 38:25 these are professional photos. 38:26 Professional photos are not expensive, 38:28 you know. Later we can also help 38:29 facilitate those professional photos. 38:32 When it's professional, you don't need 38:34 many, just one photo is enough. But you 38:36 can market it many times and the 38:38 potential is also big. 38:40 Professional product photo. Wow, this 38:42 photo is professional. No need for 38:44 celebrities, no need for influencers, 38:46 just a professional photo. Mr. Krisna, 38:48 I believe in marketing. 38:49 A professional photo means it's clear. 38:51 It has color, it has something 38:52 interesting. 38:53 Yes. So, a professional photo means the 38:56 product photo matches the theme. The 38:58 coloring is set, and it's placed 39:00 accordingly. For example, if you're 39:02 selling automotive products, use a 39:05 background like a car. You wouldn't put 39:07 an automotive product in a garden, 39:08 right? No, no, the setting has to match 39:11 . For instance, if you sell health 39:13 products, use a health-themed 39:15 background. 39:16 Green. And there's also the color 39:18 scheme, Mr. Krisna. Coloring 39:20 also has a formula. For example, let's 39:22 learn this. 39:23 Okay. Okay. How does it work? This is 39:25 knowledge, real knowledge. 39:26 Yes, this is color science. 39:27 The color green 39:28 is suitable for 39:30 herbal products. Health products fit 39:32 well 39:33 because people feel, oh yeah, it’s 39:35 natural, it gives a natural impression. 39:37 It feels organic, doesn't it? 39:38 So if we sell health products, the 39:40 background can be 39:41 green. 39:42 Right. 39:42 Second is the color blue. 39:44 The color blue. 39:44 Blue makes people trust you. Why do job 39:48 seekers often wear blue ties? 39:51 People are more 39:52 The tie is blue. 39:53 The clothes are blue, the tie or 39:55 whatever, it's blue. I even tested this 39:57 , it's based on my experience selling. 40:01 I changed the color of the shipping 40:03 label, you know, the sticker on the 40:06 package. 40:07 Right. 40:07 It's usually white, I changed it to 40:09 blue, and the conversion rate went up. 40:11 So people 40:12 Oh, so it actually influences them? 40:13 Yes, people trust it more. 40:14 Colors have meaning. 40:16 Exactly, blue is for loyalty, green for 40:18 something more natural, blue makes 40:21 people trust you. Including schools. 40:24 Why do so many schools use blue? 40:25 Because when parents entrust their 40:27 children, if the color is 40:29 blue, they feel oh, they trust it and 40:30 feel at ease. So that effect is already 40:32 there. What about the color purple? 40:34 Well, purple is similar. These are 40:36 colors for young people. Purple, orange 40:38 , orange, red, those are colors of 40:40 passion. So if you’re selling 40:43 something, say phone cases, selling 40:47 goods for young people, car rims, and 40:49 so on, you can use those high-energy 40:51 colors. Once they see it, wow, they 40:53 want to buy it right away. Those are 40:54 the colors that spark excitement. 40:56 Youthful colors 40:58 like orange and others, purple can work 41:01 too. Now, moving on to black, 41:04 black, silver, and gold are exclusive 41:06 colors. If you want to sell more 41:09 expensive items, use those colors. 41:12 Colors that are a mix of silver, black, 41:15 and gold—you can play with those. 41:18 If you want to choose a car, what's the 41:20 best color? 41:20 Well, that depends, it depends. 41:23 In Australia, the most popular car 41:25 color is white. So that's the model. 41:27 According to Bang Noim, 41:29 when I look at these cars, there's a 41:31 goal. The goal is either for traders or 41:34 users. 41:35 Traders will look for cars with colors 41:38 that are easy to resell. 41:40 What are they? 41:40 Well, many. For example silver, then 41:43 black, 41:44 white. There are many now, because 41:45 white is 41:46 a color that is, um, what's it called? 41:48 Uh, 41:48 clean. 41:49 Clean. Clean, right? Even though it 41:51 looks dirty fast, black and white show 41:52 dirt quickly. So if there is dust, 41:55 anything at all, it's more visible. But 41:57 with silver, you don't really see the 41:58 dirt. Now, there is something unique. 42:01 People choose red, yellow, or blue cars 42:04 . That means 42:05 the user, the person buying it. They 42:06 think, "Whatever, if I want to sell it 42:08 later for cheap, that's fine." That 42:10 means they are an enthusiast. 42:11 Right. Yes, Iwan Danawat. We are still 42:15 chatting with Muhammad Alhusaini, or 42:17 usually called Bang Habib. who is 42:20 explaining about Hijra. Hijra is a 42:25 collaboration app between, uh, global 42:29 —no, Asia Global with Rasil—where 42:33 listeners will find it easier to use 42:37 this app to listen to old Rasil 42:41 broadcasts, or sell things, or donate, 42:45 or buy items in the marketplace, it's 42:50 made easier. Easy, please note the 42:54 number if you want to ask further. 42:56 Whatever that HJRA app is. H-I-J-R-A, 43:01 HJRA, 0815—oh, sorry, sorry, wrong 43:06 again, delete that. 08 then 19, 19 43:17 again, 19 again, 19 four times, then 36 43:24 , 0819. 36, 19 four times, then 36, 43:33 okay, Hijra, Hijra, Hijra, what is the 43:38 target for this? 43:41 So the target for the first phase is, 43:43 uh, we are enriching the content first. 43:46 The content. So we will collect 43:49 important content, prioritizing that 43:51 first. For example, like how to teach a 43:56 child to pray without being forced. 43:59 That's important content because as 44:01 parents, sometimes we tell our kids, " 44:03 Come on, pray, pray, pray.""The brain 44:05 that runs is the reptilian brain.""Oh, 44:07 I have to pray." Fear of being hit, 44:08 fear of something. So when they grow up 44:10 , no one is telling them, and sometimes 44:13 they become 44:13 lazy and so on. But cultivating a 44:16 child's awareness about prayer is 44:18 really important. How to pray, but the 44:20 child is, uh, what do you call it? 44:22 Wants to pray on their own. This is 44:23 just an example. 44:24 Where can that be found? 44:25 Well? That is, uh, in child psychology, 44:28 there's, for example, Ustad Ahmad 44:30 Baraja, uh, yes, 44:32 there's a lot of psychology content. I 44:35 see a lot of good content there. We 44:37 will collect educational content in 44:40 HJRA. The first target is how we enrich 44:44 , uh, the listeners 'knowledge and make 44:47 it easy for them to find, uh, 44:51 quality videos. 44:53 The second is we are also inventorying 44:57 for the marketplace and donations. Yeah 45:01 , that's just the first stage. So, for 45:03 collaboration, we’ve set that for 45:06 stage two. But listeners can already 45:09 register their numbers now. We are 45:11 currently adding a feature to register 45:14 the listener database for 45:16 collaboration. Later, for stage two, 45:18 listeners won't need to re-download, 45:20 there will just be an update 45:21 notification. When it updates, just 45:24 click update and listeners can update 45:26 the app which will include the 45:28 community feature. So, we plan for 45:31 stage two, God willing, to launch in a 45:33 maximum of one month, Mr. Krisna. 45:36 Here's Ms. Yulni, "Admin, Habib, can I 45:42 have the Hijrah number, please?" 08 I'm 45:47 typing it right now. 19 19 yeah, four 45:55 times. Then 36 45:57 36 45:58 08 19 36. There you go, Ms. Yulni. 46:09 We've already typed it out and sent it. 46:13 Hopefully, you can join Hijrah, which 46:16 will make it easier for you to view 46:19 past Rasil broadcast content and also 46:21 donate. There are options there, 46:26 there's 10,000, 15,000, just tap on it; 46:29 there's 15,000, 25,000, 50,000, or any 46:33 other amount you choose, you can just 46:36 type it in. Please join Hijra, the 46:41 Hijra application 08 19 36. Habib, what 46:54 should we pay attention to if we want 46:56 to join the Hijra application? What are 47:00 the things we need to look out for? 47:01 Well, the first thing to pay attention 47:03 to is the internet connection. This 47:05 application requires a stable internet 47:07 connection. So, make sure your internet 47:13 is stable. Second, just open the Play 47:17 Store. To download an app, you look for 47:19 it in the Play Store. Just search for 47:21 it in the Play Store. Hijra, five 47:25 letters: Hotel, Eco, Jakarta, Romeo, 47:29 Alfa, Hijra. Not Hra, but Hijra.id. 47:35 Look for the logo with 720. It has the 47:39 text 720, a red background, and green 47:41 text. Just download it and grant access 47:45 permissions. Allow access when 47:47 requested, just hit allow. After that, 47:50 you'll get update information and so on 47:52 . We are still starting out, Mr. Krisna 47:54 . We don't deny there might be some 47:58 shortcomings. Since it's just been 48:00 launched, you know. But moving forward, 48:03 we will keep improving this app so we 48:05 can collaborate. If listeners have 48:08 feedback like "please add this," we are 48:10 open to it. So, please feel free to 48:12 send any comments or input regarding 48:15 this application. We will really need 48:18 that for the future. So, when we update 48:21 it, for example, in stage two there 48:23 will be a community, listeners will get 48:26 a notification. Once you open the app, 48:29 you'll see an update notification; just 48:31 tap to update. And in stage two, you 48:33 can listen to Rasil on this app. The 48:35 first stage can't yet, but the second 48:37 stage will allow playback. So, you can 48:40 play the radio on this app. Just keep 48:42 an eye out, if there's an update, just 48:44 click update. 48:45 Hm. Peace be upon you, Habib. Are the 48:47 songs played on Rasil available on HRA? 48:49 Are the songs played on Rasil available 48:51 on Hijra? 48:52 We are in the process of uploading them 48:54 ; we plan to include everything. Maybe 48:57 some aren't there yet. 48:59 The thing is, Rasil never mentions the 49:01 song titles or who sings them, and I 49:03 really like the songs and want to know 49:05 who they are by, but the announcer 49:07 never says. 49:09 That’s fine, that’s great feedback 49:12 for HRA. Uh. 49:14 I certainly need approval and input as 49:17 well. 49:18 And as for policy, once we give the 49:20 green light, we will put them up, since 49:22 it involves copyrights and other things 49:24 . Okay. 49:25 So for the songs, once they are opened 49:27 up, 49:29 if there's no issue, we can post them, 49:32 or we can write down our 49:34 recommendations and provide the links. 49:37 Okay. Peace be upon you, Brother Habib. 49:40 Hm. More in love with Rasil. May the 49:45 dedication of Brother Habib and Rasil 49:47 to the development of Islam and the 49:48 Ummah be blessed by Allah Subhanahu wa 49:50 Ta'ala and made easy. Keep up the good 49:52 work, Brother. Amen. 49:53 From Mrs. Yuni in Ciputat, she has 49:55 successfully joined Hijra. 49:57 Amen. Amen. Thank you. 49:58 Welcome, Mrs. Yuni. Ahlan wa sahlan to 50:02 Hijra. Okay. Next, uh, from Mrs. 50:09 Yulafni. Peace be upon you, Brother 50:11 Habib. Brother Habib, if I want to 50:13 start a snack business, how do I market 50:16 it on Hijra? 50:17 Okay, so it’s like this. Mrs. Lafni. 50:19 We love me. 50:20 You love me. 50:21 You love me. We love me. Uh, for the 50:24 product photos, the product catalog is 50:27 still manual for now. This first stage 50:30 is still manual. Later, when the 50:31 community feature is available, it can 50:33 be added to the community feature. But 50:35 for phase one, we have to launch it. 50:38 Just send your product photos to the 50:39 number I mentioned earlier. So for, 50:42 what do you call it? We accept 50:45 producers for these sales. We want to 50:48 help MSMEs that have products, whether 50:50 it's services or products, or anything 50:53 —initially for physical products. 50:57 Please WhatsApp it to that number; we 51:00 will curate it, and God willing, we can 51:02 launch it if the product meets our 51:05 standards and we think it's good. So we 51:08 will take a look. Now, including this 51:10 product, I also want to tell a story, 51:12 Mr. Kristana. We have a product. 51:14 Praise be to God, our product is honey. 51:18 How many types of honey are there? 51:20 We have several now, there is 720 honey 51:23 , royal jelly honey, then honey... 51:27 White honey, stingless bee honey, and 51:29 then there is saffron honey. 51:31 And then there is Arab honey, Sider 51:34 honey. Sider flower honey, right? H 51:37 That’s also there, and, well, we have 51:40 quite a few. Now, we were fortunate 51:44 enough to qualify for the Dubai Expo. 51:46 Dubai Expo 2021. So our honey product, 51:49 I sent it to... 51:52 the one handling the Ministry of MSMEs 51:55 for the Dubai Expo. So Dubai Expo, let 51:57 me tell you a little, the Dubai Expo is 51:59 an event for all countries to show off 52:02 uh show off their products. show off 52:04 their products. Some show off Japan's 52:06 high-speed trains, for example. Uh 52:08 yes, America shows off, shows off what 52:11 is it called? What kind of roads? 52:13 Building technology, for example, Dubai 52:15 . So, uh, all countries are there. 52:17 Every country, uh, for example, if we 52:19 want to know, uh, what Germany will 52:21 look like in the future. Well, we just 52:24 look at their 10-year mapping of how 52:26 their country will be. No need to go 52:28 all the way to Germany or anywhere else 52:30 , just to Dubai. So Dubai facilitates 52:32 every country to show off what their 52:34 future mapping is like. 52:36 You can, you can see it on Google. 52:38 Uh, search for Dubai Expo 2021. Well, 52:41 praise be to God, Rasil honey, although 52:44 it's packaged using, uh, other branding 52:46 because we followed what you call the 52:48 Ministry of SMEs and there were other 52:50 platforms involved too, but the content 52:53 of Rasil Honey passed the curation to 52:55 go to, uh, to Dubai and it will be 52:57 displayed at the Indonesian pavilion, 52:59 God willing, on November 5th. 53:01 Hmm. 53:02 Praise be to God. So in terms of 53:03 quality, I want to explain that our 53:05 product quality is competitive with 53:08 foreign ones. So, it represents 53:10 Indonesia and God willing, it can be 53:12 seen by other countries too. 53:15 That's it, Mr. Krista. 53:16 Wow, Bunda Fajar went straight to HJ 53:20 Haj what 53:21 Haj 53:22 Hijra 53:23 straight into these, these contents 53:25 here. Wow, thank you for the education. 53:29 Hmm. Wow. Okay, congratulations Ibu, uh 53:34 Bunda Fajar for entering Hijra and 53:37 seeing the moments. Is this HRA ID 53:46 application an official app owned by 53:48 Rasil? Yes, so, uh, for now we are 53:52 working together with Rasil and Rasil 53:55 is the majority for this application 53:58 that we can 53:59 Yeah. 54:00 So the one who determines the policies 54:03 and so on is, uh, Rasil, of course 54:05 Rasil isn't a support 54:07 uh for Android applications or Hightech 54:09 and others, it needs cooperation to 54:11 support this application. So, Mafalasia 54:14 acts as, uh, an official partner to 54:16 support this so it can advance, how 54:19 this application can progress together 54:21 with Rasil. 54:22 Okay. From Mrs. Dian Ferdiansyah, 54:25 Sukabumi. Peace be upon you, Bang Habib 54:27 . Bang Habib, I want to ask. Can I sell 54:29 flowers on Hijra? Please fix the 54:32 spelling of Hijra here, okay? 54:34 It's not with a Z, but with a J. 54:36 Jakarta. H E Jakarta, said Wandi. H E J 54:40 Jakarta R A, not with a Z because you 54:43 won't find it if you use a Z. 54:46 Where do you sell the flowers, Ma'am? 54:48 In Sukabumi, I think. Oh 54:50 okay. Flowers require special treatment 54:52 , you know. In my experience, with 54:54 flowers, uh, maybe in the future, uh, 54:56 you can try to chat and we'll discuss, 54:59 uh, things like shipping and so on. It 55:01 really requires special treatment for 55:03 things like flowers, plants, and so on. 55:05 So we don't want to ship them and worry 55:07 about them getting damaged, Mr. Krishna 55:09 . 55:10 Okay, we will read out the mobile 55:13 number again that you can contact for 55:15 further questions about what HRA is or 55:18 if you want to join Hijra. These are 55:20 repeating numbers, so they are easy to 55:23 remember. The first is 08 done. Then 19 55:29 . Then 19 again. 19 again. 19 again. 36 55:38 . The 19 is used 4 times. 08 19 36. 55:46 Hijra. H E J R A. Like that. Don't use 55:52 a Z or you won't find it. Okay, Habib. 55:56 We are limited by time. Lastly, what 55:58 would you like to say, Habib? 56:01 So, from me, God willing, we will move 56:03 forward together by the power of Allah. 56:07 Whatever it is, whether meeting Mr. 56:09 Krisna or the creation of this 56:10 application, it is all by the power of 56:12 Allah. And hopefully, with our good 56:16 intentions, we want to help listeners 56:18 in terms of knowledge, economy, and so 56:20 on, it's possible. 56:22 MSMEs and others. God willing, Allah 56:24 will open the way and 56:26 everything 56:27 amen 56:27 is Allah's power, and we 56:30 will strive, and God willing, we need a 56:33 lot of input from listeners and input 56:35 from Rasil for the development of this 56:38 application. Hopefully, it can grow and 56:41 become more successful. 56:44 Okay. Well, thank you, Habib or 56:47 Muhammad Alhusaini. Thank you. 56:50 Hopefully, this information is useful. 56:53 Please don't forget to note the number, 56:56 08, then 19 4 times, then 36. I am 57:05 Muhammad Krishna, then Oni Saputra and 57:08 Anis Mualim, we bid you farewell. 57:11 Wabillahi taufik wal hidayah. 57:12 Wasalamualaikum warahmatullahi 57:14 wabarakatuh. 
