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0:56 Rasil In the name of Allah, the Most 1:05 Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace be 1:07 upon you, and Allah's mercy and 1:08 blessings. 1:09 >> Broadcasting from Masjid Silaturahim 1:11 Street number 36, Kalimanggis, Cibubur, 1:14 Bekasi, Radio Silaturahim for a united 1:16 Islam. Brothers and sisters who are 1:18 blessed by Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala, 1:20 how are you this afternoon? We are very 1:23 happy to be able to meet you again in 1:26 the program "What Can We Do to Help" 1:28 with our teacher Habib Ali Alhamid 1:30 Hilmi FI. Peace be upon you, and 1:33 Allah's mercy and blessings, Habib. 1:35 >> Peace be upon you too, and Allah's 1:36 mercy and blessings. I am well, 1:37 Alhamdulillah. 1:38 >> Alhamdulillah. What is the story today, 1:40 ma'am? 1:41 >> First, let's greet everyone. Oh, 1:44 >> yes. 1:44 >> In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious 1:45 , the Most Merciful. Praise and thanks 1:46 be to Allah. O Allah, send prayers upon 1:48 Muhammad and his family. Friends of 1:51 humanity, and loyal Rasil listeners. 1:58 All praise and gratitude to Allah 1:59 Subhanahu wa ta'ala for giving us 2:00 health and long life so we can meet 2:02 again. We were supposed to meet last 2:05 month, but we couldn't. 2:08 >> At that time, I had a Mawlid event, 2:10 right when it was very busy. 2:13 >> MashaAllah. 2:14 >> In the end, I couldn't come here. Eh, 2:19 actually, since last month, we were 2:20 going to discuss the condition of our 2:22 brothers and sisters in NTT. 2:23 >> Yes. 2:25 >> Which is truly, incredibly concerning. 2:27 >> Yes. 2:29 >> The aftershocks, from what I have 2:33 observed, it seems different from the 2:39 aftershocks during the time in Palu and 2:43 NTB. 2:44 >> Yes. The aftershocks in NTT have 2:47 happened many times, and sometimes they 2:49 reach 5.5, 5.4, those significant ones 2:51 are quite frequent. 2:53 >> Yes. Yes. 2:55 >> So the trauma and fear among the 2:57 residents there are extraordinary. So, 3:00 as is common when there is an 3:02 earthquake, they know there will be 3:05 aftershocks. Especially with big 3:07 aftershocks, they will live outside 3:08 their houses. 3:09 >> Yes. 3:10 >> So, those are their needs. That is what 3:14 we must—not must—but what we are 3:16 trying to fulfill. 3:18 >> Yes. 3:19 >> Especially tarpaulins. So now they are 3:22 making, like, a meme model to make a 3:25 report. Actually, I could show you 3:30 later. If it's possible later, I don't 3:33 know if it can be, if it can be... 3:35 >> If it cannot be shown on television, 3:36 that's difficult. So they are 3:38 requesting, yes. In their videos, they 3:42 are requesting, "Please help us, Hilal 3:44 Merah, with tarpaulins, both for 3:47 individuals and schools." 3:49 >> Yes. 3:50 >> That's just limited to tarpaulins. Not 3:51 to mention blankets, because they have 3:53 to live outside. 3:54 >> Yes. 3:55 >> Not to mention their basic needs. Not 3:59 to mention needs like milk for babies. 4:03 >> Which, once again, was actually the 4:05 case even without an earthquake. And I 4:07 said this even during the NTB era, it 4:10 was like this. Even without an 4:12 earthquake, their economic condition 4:14 was already concerning, and now it's 4:16 worsened by the earthquake. So that is 4:20 what is happening, and if possible, we 4:22 will connect with our volunteers who 4:23 are there. Yes. 4:25 >> We have three points where we have been 4:27 operating for over a month for the 4:30 situation in NTT, because I apologize 4:32 for arriving late. 4:34 >> Actually, we also want to discuss the 4:36 issue in Aceh which is deeply 4:38 concerning and has been going on for 4:40 how many months now, from before the 4:42 fasting month until now. 4:44 >> Sometimes people are confused whether 4:45 it's really like that. If you don't go 4:47 to the field, you won't know. If you 4:49 don't have volunteers there, you won't 4:51 know. 4:51 >> Yes. Even with NTT, if we discuss it 4:54 with people, if we explain it to people 4:56 , they say, "Oh, why is it not in the 4:57 media?" They think it's just normal. 5:00 >> But thank God, our volunteers there, 5:03 they work, sometimes leaving in the 5:06 afternoon and returning at night, and 5:08 so on. They enter remote areas that are 5:12 in need. And thank God, we have three 5:17 or four teams that we are working with 5:21 to try as hard as possible to provide 5:25 or offer assistance to them. If 5:29 possible, call the first number, 5:31 brother Nasir, yes. 5:33 >> Uh, Bung Ustaz Algi is already 5:35 connected. 5:36 >> Habib. 5:37 >> Oh yes, please greet him. 5:38 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 5:40 and blessings. 5:42 >> And peace be upon you. And Allah's 5:43 mercy and blessings. 5:44 >> Who is this speaking? 5:48 >> Mr. Nasir from NTT, sir. 5:50 >> Mr. Nasir in NTT. Go ahead, Mr. Nasir. 5:53 >> How are things, Mr. Nasir? Is Ali's 5:55 child healthy? 5:57 >> Yes, healthy, brother. Thank God, 5:58 healthy, brother. 5:59 >> Yes. How is the condition there? 6:03 >> Yes, brother. Up until 6:05 >> can you tell us since 6:08 >> the incident and the beginning? We were 6:12 supposed to broadcast last month, but 6:14 because we couldn't last month, can you 6:16 now tell us what you have seen, your 6:18 experience so far, and what the 6:20 condition is like in NTT right now, and 6:22 which spots do you remember, please? Go 6:26 ahead. 6:28 >> Yes, brother. Yes, thank you for the 6:31 distribution today. We from NTT who 6:35 were truly directly affected since the 6:37 start of the earthquake in August, even 6:40 today the impact of the earthquake is 6:43 still felt. Last night, at the same 6:47 spot, it was felt at 4.2 on the Richter 6:50 scale. 6:52 >> And thank God, since Hilmi provided aid 6:56 until now, we have already reached four 7:00 regencies, brother. Those are Ngada 7:06 Regency, East Manggarai Regency, Ende 7:09 Regency, and Nagekeo Regency, and we 7:12 have reached them, and indeed, until 7:15 now, no residents dare to stay in their 7:19 homes, brother. Everyone is still in 7:23 evacuation tents. Yeah. 7:26 >> Until now, the residents are still 7:28 feeling traumatized and are still 7:30 continuously feeling the earthquakes, 7:32 and we don't know when these 7:34 earthquakes will stop. Indeed, when we 7:39 went down to the field, all the 7:41 residents conveyed the same situation, 7:45 that until now none of them dare to 7:48 live inside their houses. Everyone is 7:51 still in evacuation tents. And then 7:56 this 7:59 >> yes, yesterday we had the chance to go 8:02 down to several areas. From several of 8:07 those areas, they want aid from Hilmi 8:10 to be able to carry out a mass 8:12 circumcision agenda for the affected 8:15 residents. 8:18 >> Okay, that's mass circumcision. Uh, the 8:20 question is, regarding these four 8:22 districts, can we know how many people 8:24 have been reached by our program in 8:26 this nearly one month? 8:31 >> Yes, regarding the community members we 8:35 have reached, we have entered many 8:37 villages, brother. Now, the villages we 8:41 entered are those that are indeed 8:43 difficult to reach. Because the areas 8:47 are, first, in mountainous regions 8:50 where the roads are not even paved. So, 8:53 the roads are still, uh, loose stone. 8:58 Then there are some temporarily 9:00 cemented by the village, so they are 9:04 lacking and not reached by the 9:06 government or volunteers. Now, for the 9:11 areas we have reached until today, 9:14 brother, there are four districts with 9:17 many village points. Now, one example 9:23 we reached is, first, in the district 9:27 itself, in the North BJ area, we 9:31 reached the schools there. Then, uh, 9:39 Community health centers that need 9:41 material assistance, we also help them. 9:46 Then, the affected residents in the 9:50 villages in this area, we have reached 9:56 nearly 10 villages, brother. H 9:59 >> we reached 10 villages. Uh, as for the 10:03 villages in other districts, it is the 10:06 same, brother. In East Manggarai, for 10:11 example, we reached the Mountain 10:13 Villages, North Rondon Baja. We helped 10:16 the mosque there. Then, affected 10:19 residents are also there in North 10:22 Lambalida. Eh, then in Nago, the points 10:27 are Nianiba Village, then Kaburea 10:30 Village, Marpokok Village, 10:33 Tanggurambang Village. Eh, these 10:36 villages in Kolikapa, we have reached 10:39 down to the bottom, brother. That is in 10:42 Egek District, MD District, we reached 10:46 Maukaro, then in Angapanda Subdistrict, 10:50 in NRI Village, which is difficult for 10:53 us to reach because the road conditions 10:57 are so concerning here, brother. 11:00 >> Okay, Mr. Nasir. If you say it is very 11:03 difficult to reach those hard areas, 11:06 how many hours does it take? Yes, if we 11:10 go down, brother, we usually, uh, spend 11:14 time just on the road, it can take up 11:18 to 45 hours, brother. That is why when 11:21 we go down, we need a 2-day trip, 11:23 brother. 11:26 >> Easy. 11:27 >> So, one trip takes 2 days. So, one way 11:30 can take 45 hours. Not to mention 11:33 having to reach, uh, having to go up. 11:37 If we cannot go up, we have even had to 11:40 change vehicles and use dump trucks to 11:44 reach the areas above. 11:49 >> Then, the residents there that you see, 11:51 does that mean there are villages that 11:53 you, as a local there, have actually 11:55 never visited? Are there ever areas 11:57 like that? Yes, when we pass through 12:02 village points, brother, we definitely 12:05 stop at the mosques and ask the youth 12:08 there. Now, uh, from the data we 12:12 received, there are still many villages 12:14 untouched because of the road access 12:16 issue mentioned earlier. W How would 12:21 you describe the current conditions 12:22 yourself? In what way is it concerning? 12:25 And what are the things that are truly 12:27 urgent and needed by the residents? 12:29 >> Yes. Yes. Up until now, what is most 12:34 needed is because when we go down there 12:36 , the residents are using makeshift 12:38 shelters, whatever they can find. Just 12:41 put together as is. So, the main 12:43 necessity right now, the primary need, 12:45 is housing—tarpaulins are what's 12:47 needed most. And then, as we enter the 12:50 rainy season, since it's already 12:53 starting to rain, many residents really 12:56 need blankets. 13:00 >> Tarpaulins, blankets, and there are 13:02 also elderly and toddlers there who 13:04 need warming oils like eucalyptus oil, 13:06 baby oil—those are really needed, 13:08 brother. Here 13:11 >> how many volunteers go out with you in 13:13 one trip? Yes, in one trip, there are 13:17 four of us, brother. Four of us go. 13:21 >> But God willing, you are still able to 13:23 meet the residents 'needs there? 13:26 >> God willing, brother. Because we are 13:29 indeed a base here, a receiving base, 13:32 and we at the mosque have the intention 13:35 to keep helping and distributing aid to 13:38 our brothers and sisters in need. 13:42 >> And we have our own vehicle. Yes, Mr. 13:45 Nasir. 13:46 >> What is the actual economic condition 13:48 of the residents there? Even before the 13:50 earthquake, looking at what you sent, 13:53 the conditions seem quite dire, right? 13:55 Looking at the houses, the places. 13:59 >> Ye s. The residents here, brother, 14:04 almost 80%of those on the coast are 14:06 fishermen, brother. If on the coast. 14:09 >> Hm. And in the mountainous regions, 14:13 it's agricultural produce. Candlenut, 14:17 coconut, cloves, cocoa—that's the 14:20 produce. Now, in the coastal areas, 14:23 almost everyone's job is being a 14:26 fisherman, brother. That's why when an 14:30 upheaval like this happens in a coastal 14:33 area, the economy automatically comes 14:35 to a halt, brother. Hm. Even schools 14:42 are requesting tarpaulins. So they are 14:44 now schooling under just a tarpaulin 14:46 cover like that. 14:49 >> Yes. Some are, thankfully, already 14:52 covered. There are those that are 14:55 really under trees because there is no 14:57 other place. During the rainy season, 15:00 they just use the porch overhangs. 15:02 >> Hm. So what is most urgently needed by 15:06 the community? Yes. Community housing, 15:11 uh, what? 15:19 >> Hello. 15:25 >> Hello. 15:26 >> Disconnected, right? 15:26 >> Hello, brother. 15:27 >> Yes, 15:29 >> it's coming through, brother. Coming 15:30 through. 15:30 >> Yes, Mr. Nasir. 15:33 >> Yes, brother. Coming through. Please go 15:35 ahead, Mr. Nasir. 15:36 >> So, what was most urgently needed by 15:38 the community? 15:41 >> Yes, what the community needs right now 15:43 is temporary housing, including 15:45 tarpaulins, blankets, and basic 15:46 necessities are still needed, brother. 15:49 >> Hm. What other incidents have you seen, 15:53 for example, regarding children who are 15:55 sick, difficulty in getting medical 15:57 treatment, and so on? Are there such 15:59 things as people, sorry to say, passing 16:01 away in refugee tents or anything like 16:02 that? Is there anything like that? 16:05 >> Yes, there is, brother. This is, um, 16:08 indeed not, what do you call it? It 16:12 wasn't covered well, or what you call 16:15 it, it didn't go viral because the 16:17 areas where people passed away are 16:20 remote, brother. So, not many people 16:25 heard that there were actually 16:27 residents who died because of, um, the 16:30 cold. The last one to pass away was a 16:33 toddler who died from the cold. And 16:37 they were sleeping without mosquito 16:40 nets because they moved from, from the 16:44 coast up to the gardens, to the higher 16:47 area. Then in that area, there are, 16:51 what do you call it, mosquitoes and 16:53 everything. They were just sleeping 16:55 with whatever they had, without nets or 16:57 blankets. So, there are still many 17:00 displaced residents who need medicine. 17:05 But we did manage to set up, what do 17:07 you call it, um, a medical team, right? 17:11 >> For medical treatment, not yet, brother 17:13 . 17:13 >> Oh, not there yet. Not in your location 17:15 yet, right? That means in Rosit, right? 17:18 >> Yes. Can, can it be done? 17:20 >> Yes. Yes. Does a medical team need to 17:22 be sent there? 17:25 >> It’s needed, brother. If possible, if 17:27 possible just bring them in, brother. 17:32 Because, thank God, volunteers and many 17:34 medical teams have also come from Java 17:37 to help until now. But because of the 17:40 lack of, um, what you call it, the lack 17:43 of volunteers, many have not been 17:45 reached. 17:48 >> We can make that one of our programs 17:49 later; is there anything else you want 17:51 to convey, brother Nasir? And you said 17:55 you wanted to do, what was it? What, a 17:57 mass circumcision? Who proposed the 17:59 mass circumcision? You did. 18:00 >> Yes, brother. Well, it was the 18:02 residents themselves, because they saw 18:05 us from Hilmi, so they asked, "Brother, 18:07 could we get help for a mass 18:09 circumcision?" Because many of our 18:12 children are affected, so if there 18:15 could be this program, it would help 18:19 them as a free mass circumcision 18:22 program. Oh, but that's no problem. I 18:27 thought, since they are living outside, 18:29 they proposed a mass circumcision. In 18:31 principle, we are ready, God willing, 18:33 to help. But, given their condition 18:36 living in tents like that, there's no 18:37 problem? 18:39 >> No problem, brother. In fact, they were 18:41 enthusiastic when they brought it up. 18:44 >> Hm. Okay. Closing. Is there anything 18:47 brother Nasir would like to say? Any 18:50 experiences, needs, or what you are 18:53 hoping for from 18:55 >> us at the HILMI Central Executive Board 18:56 ? 18:58 >> Yes, ready. We, the residents of NTT, 19:02 are very grateful that until now, the 19:05 programs from HILMI FPI still touch us 19:08 or continue to provide us with, not 19:11 only support but also direct assistance 19:14 . We are very, very grateful to HILMI, 19:20 and we ask HILMI to continue to pay 19:23 attention to us, because in our current 19:27 condition, we still really need the 19:31 touch and attention from our brothers 19:35 at HILMI, from FPI. Once again, we are 19:40 very grateful to our brothers here. Yes 19:43 , God willing. Um, what was your last 19:46 proposal again? 19:49 >> We are still on the same page with the 19:52 assessment, brother. We still need 19:54 tarpaulins, blankets, and staple foods. 19:57 >> For areas that haven't been reached yet 19:58 , brother. 19:59 >> Yes. Yes. So, regarding staple foods, 20:02 is their income completely gone, no 20:04 income at all, or what? Some residents, 20:10 well, because they lost their water 20:13 supply due to the earthquake, the water 20:16 sources meant for, say, rice fields, 20:19 have disappeared, brother. 20:22 >> I 20:22 >> So, some are paralyzed, while others 20:25 can still walk around. Even when we 20:27 went to survey at night, brother, there 20:30 were residents still working until late 20:32 . What do you call it? Splitting betel 20:34 nuts and all sorts of work until late 20:35 at night. We asked, why work until so 20:37 late? Because they are, well, nearly 20:41 reaching starvation, brother. 20:45 >> Oh, God. Okay, insya Allah, please pray 20:49 for me, I am truly moved. Hopefully, we 20:52 can continue to support them, and don't 20:54 hesitate to keep reporting to us. Take 20:57 care of your health, and give my 20:59 regards to the friends there. 21:01 Jazakumullah khair for your attention. 21:05 >> Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi 21:07 wabarakatuh. 21:07 >> Wa'alaikumsalam warahmatullah. 21:09 >> Wa'alaikumsalam. 21:10 >> Yes, Mr. Nasir from NTT. 21:14 >> Yes. So that is the picture from what 21:17 we heard directly from our volunteers 21:19 there, Mr. Nasir. These people, once 21:22 they head out, sometimes it takes them 21:25 almost 2 days. Hmm. 21:27 >> Because why? They are responding to the 21:29 conditions on the ground. Yes. 21:31 >> Can you imagine small children 21:33 shivering to death because there are no 21:35 blankets? How is that? Imagine the 21:37 suffering. 21:39 >> Then the mothers have to move from down 21:41 below to up above, and up there, there 21:42 are no mosquito nets, they just live in 21:44 the forests like that. Then not to 21:47 mention, as he said earlier, he had to 21:49 see people working until late, near the 21:51 point of starvation. That. If they get 21:56 tarpaulins, if you see the video, wow, 21:57 their joy is extraordinary. Hmm. 22:01 >> So, Alhamdulillah, we have three or 22:03 four teams that keep moving. Secondly, 22:06 can Rosid be reached by phone? 22:10 >> Go ahead, Ustaz. Algi. Rosid is from 22:15 NTT as well. 22:16 >> Yes. The impact is widespread. This not 22:39 yet, it's still not connecting. 22:43 >> He just WhatsApped me, but maybe he is 22:46 in. 22:48 >> But if the network is good, it's fine. 22:50 Already. 22:52 >> If they are still limited to, what is 22:54 it? They haven't entered the deep 22:56 forests, it's good. 22:57 >> Hmm. 22:57 >> But if they were to enter further, the 22:59 signal is good. 23:00 >> Oh. 23:00 >> But if it's bad, it just won't work. 23:07 >> This Rosid, let me ask. Uh, I have an 23:30 interesting story. Yesterday. Rosid 23:35 cannot be reached by phone yet, right? 23:37 >> Not yet. Not yet. 23:39 >> Not yet. Okay. So it's like this. 23:41 Yesterday I had this, outside of NTT. 23:45 >> Actually, in Aceh too, if we wanted to 23:47 call, there are many still. 23:49 >> May we know? 23:50 >> Oh, I don't know if that's possible or 23:52 not. There is a story about a child in 23:55 Aceh. Let's call them directly. This 24:00 child has been ill since they were 24:01 little, and they are now 15. 24:03 >> Yeah. 24:04 >> There's a mental issue 24:05 >> they tend to fly into a rage. And when 24:07 they rage, they scratch their body 24:09 until it's wounded. Furthermore, this 24:12 child cannot see. 24:14 >> Oh, 24:17 >> so imagine the parents' suffering, 24:19 already dealing with mental illness and 24:22 then they can't see. 24:25 >> Both of them 24:27 >> both issues 24:28 >> at 15 years old. 24:31 >> Oh, we're connected to 24:32 >> who is it? 24:33 >> Eh, Rosid, right? 24:35 >> Let's try 24:35 >> let's try. Assalamu'alaikum. 24:38 >> Wa'alaikumussalam. Alright, Mr. Rosid. 24:42 >> Yes, alhamdulillah, brother. 24:45 >> Mr. Rosid from Rasil with Habib Ali 24:48 Alhamid at Radio Silaturahim, Mr. 24:50 Rasyid. Please go ahead. 24:54 >> How are you, Rasyid? Are you healthy? 24:56 >> Alhamdulillah, I'm healthy, Bib. 24:59 >> Come on, get straight to the point, how 25:01 is the situation in NTT, where have you 25:04 been, and what have you seen? What have 25:07 you done with our team there? Please, 25:10 go ahead. 25:13 >> Alhamdulillah, yesterday we started our 25:16 action from the first earthquake 25:19 disaster point in Nagekeo to Manggarai. 25:22 >> Hm. 25:24 >> And the worst one was in East Manggarai 25:26 , in Waso hamlet. That was very severe. 25:31 Alhamdulillah, our team went straight 25:35 to the disaster location to support 25:39 logistics, health, and we even provided 25:43 clean water. 25:46 >> Hm. 25:46 >> Alhamdulillah. And there are also many 25:50 points that we haven't reached because 25:53 of the road accessibility and so on, 25:55 it's quite bad, and we haven't been 25:58 able to pass through, Brother Habib. 26:01 >> Hm. Yes, there are many villages that 26:06 are still isolated and haven't been 26:08 reached yet. Bib. Rasyid, how many 26:13 people went with your team 26:16 >> yesterday? There were two people from 26:20 the health team. 26:22 >> Oh, okay. 26:23 >> Along with other friends. 26:26 >> Oh, you also set up a health clinic 26:27 there, right? Rosid did open a health 26:29 post. 26:30 >> Yes. 26:30 >> Where was that? 26:31 >> Yes, yes. Opening 26:33 >> a health clinic was also there in East 26:35 Manggarai, in Waso as well. 26:38 >> Now, 26:41 >> how do the people feel about the health 26:42 services? Very helpful. 26:45 >> Alhamdulillah, very helpful. It's just 26:48 that there are many now, especially 26:49 with the current season, the conditions 26:51 there are hot, and the nights are very 26:53 cold, Bib. 26:54 >> Oh, 26:55 >> so health is really being affected. 26:58 That's why many people are dying in the 27:02 evacuation sites, Bib. The health and 27:06 physical condition are what are causing 27:11 many people to die in those refugee 27:16 tents. 27:19 >> Rasyid, what are the urgent needs of 27:20 the community right now? Alhamdulillah, 27:25 the urgent need right now is what they 27:27 need? Temporary shelters, Bib. Because 27:31 the rainy season is approaching, but 27:34 until now, there has been no help from 27:37 the government for temporary shelter 27:39 evacuation. Not yet, not yet. 27:44 >> Some have already built temporary 27:44 shelters, right? 27:46 >> Alhamdulillah, there are some who have 27:48 already started building. Eh, other 27:53 parts of the villages are still using 27:56 regular tents. H. 27:58 >> But we do have a lot of tent requests, 28:00 yes. 28:02 >> Yes, we can. We can, right? Because 28:04 there's a huge need, Bib. 28:07 >> How are those temporary shelters being 28:08 built? Is it with wood or plywood or 28:13 >> with wood, Bib? With wood and wood from 28:17 houses, from the ruins of residents ' 28:20 homes that we can use to rebuild the 28:22 temporary shelters. 28:24 >> Oh, in that case, you can submit a 28:26 request for that, Rasyid. So, ask them 28:28 to build the frames again, 28:29 >> whatever is lacking, we can help later. 28:33 >> Yes, that's right, Din. 28:35 >> But tell them not to make them too big, 28:37 just enough 28:39 >> so they aren't too hot, and 28:43 >> not caught in the rain. Right. Yes. 28:47 >> Where are you yourself right now, Rosid 28:49 ? 28:51 >> I am currently back in Lembata, Bib. 28:55 >> Lembata? 28:56 >> Yesterday there was a bereavement. Yes. 28:58 >> Hmm. 28:59 >> My younger sibling passed away, so I'm 29:00 in Lembata now. God willing, after this 29:02 I'll head back there again, Bib. 29:04 >> Okay. Is there anything else you want 29:08 to convey, Rasyid? Please pray for all 29:15 of us, for the displaced residents on 29:18 the Flores mainland who really need us 29:21 all to help and support them so they 29:24 can have the spirit to endure this 29:27 trial. Hmm. 29:30 >> I hear there are aftershocks constantly 29:33 , right? 29:35 >> Yes. Thank God, up until now, even from 29:38 the beginning until now, there are 29:41 earthquakes every day, Bib. 29:45 >> Yes, yes, yes, because there are 29:47 earthquakes every day, the residents, 29:49 even the children, are used to such 29:51 large ones. They've all memorized them. 29:56 >> Oh, even memorized the sizes, 29:58 >> because there are so many, ah. Ah, the 30:00 sizes, because there are so many every 30:03 day. Hmm. Okay, Rosid, God willing. 30:11 What was the most recent thing you 30:12 requested? 30:15 >> My most recent request was for 30:17 logistics, Bib. 30:20 >> Oh, you're still continuing to request 30:21 logistics. How bad is the condition 30:23 there? What, are the logistics really 30:25 needed? Is it a desperate need? Yes, 30:30 it's a huge need because for the 30:33 emergency needs, the government-run 30:36 posts are no longer doing it, Bib. 30:40 >> Hmm. 30:41 >> So these residents here—and there are 30:45 more residents in the independent 30:47 displacement posts than in the posts 30:49 set up by the government, Bib. 30:51 >> Hmm. Now, that's the situation there. 30:55 Even those in the independent posts 30:58 rarely receive anything from the 31:00 government because most are centered on 31:02 the government's official posts. 31:06 >> Yes. Why don't the residents just join 31:08 the government posts? Is the distance 31:10 too far or what? 31:12 >> Ah, it's too far and the health system 31:15 there isn't very reliable, Bib. Yes, 31:22 yes, yes. What have you seen of the 31:24 residents there? What is their income? 31:27 And are their activities starting to 31:30 run again? Normal or how is it? 31:35 >> Some are running normally, Bib. Because 31:38 that's their livelihood. 31:40 >> Some are farmers, 31:42 >> some go out to sea. Even fishing is 31:44 only partial since the incident 31:49 yesterday that was 7.7. 31:51 >> Hmm. 31:53 >> Hmm. 31:55 >> And for the marginalized communities, 31:57 like the Bajo people, because they make 32:00 their living at sea, they have no 32:02 choice but to come down for their daily 32:04 needs. 32:07 >> Oh. Yes, yes, yes. Hello. 32:15 >> Yes. Hello. 32:17 >> Regarding what you said earlier, it's 32:19 hot during the day and very cold at 32:21 night. What are the conditions of their 32:24 shelters like? Are they decent enough 32:27 to live in, especially for the children 32:29 and the elderly there, Brother Rosid? 32:33 Well, about that. There are still many 32:37 because they are still living in 32:40 tarpaulin tents from the 15th until now 32:44 . 32:45 >> H. 32:46 >> Yes. 32:48 >> Hm. Yes. 32:49 >> It's because of the condition of their 32:53 physical health, right? 32:54 >> Yeah. 32:55 >> It's hot during the day. Especially 32:57 here in the Flores area, the days are 32:58 very hot. And the nights are very cold. 33:01 >> Yeah. You also mentioned earlier that 33:04 there are still many isolated villages. 33:06 Are there any villages that still 33:08 haven't received any aid at all because 33:11 access is truly impossible, or what is 33:13 the situation, Brother Rosid? 33:16 >> Yes. Yesterday, we entered a village 33:21 that hadn't had electricity yet. 33:26 >> Yeah. That was an isolated village, and 33:30 thank God our team was able to cross 33:33 the river several times to reach it. 33:38 Thank God, our team also managed to get 33:40 there to conduct health checks and 33:42 distribute basic necessities. 33:46 >> Hm. And for villages that cannot be 33:49 reached by vehicle, Brother Rosid, how 33:51 do the people there usually survive? Do 33:55 they still have supplies of food and 33:57 clean water for the people there, 33:59 Brother Rosid? Clean water is also one 34:05 of the main necessities there. 34:09 Especially for mountain communities, 34:11 it's quite a struggle regarding clean 34:12 water. Meaning that clean water is 34:18 indeed a crucial factor that needs to 34:20 be assisted, right, Brother Rosid? Yes, 34:23 that's correct. 34:26 >> All right, we pray for you, Brother 34:29 Rosid. God willing, we will continue to 34:31 maximize our efforts. Don't forget to 34:32 keep sending updates and give my 34:34 regards to the friends there. 34:35 >> Amen. 34:36 >> Ready, Habib. Wa alaikumussalam. 34:38 >> Yes, Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi 34:40 wabarakatuh. 34:40 >> Wa alaikumussalam warahmatullahi 34:41 wabarakatuh. That was Brother Rosid 34:44 from East Nusa Tenggara, 34:46 >> a volunteer from Hilmi FPI. There's 34:49 another one from Bali. Are there two 34:50 more, this is Tengku Fajri, right? 34:52 >> You're from Aceh, right? 34:53 >> Yes. Hello, Tengku. 34:55 >> Assalamualaikum, Habib. 34:57 >> Yes. 34:58 >> Is it 15 minutes? 35:00 >> No? Our time is almost up here. Can we 35:03 shift it a little, maybe 5 minutes? 35:06 >> Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. 35:08 >> Now, Tengku, tell us a little about 35:13 what you are—what is on this side? 35:18 >> Where? Yes, Habib, this has been 35:21 shifted. 35:23 >> Here or here? 35:25 >> Yes. 35:26 >> Okay, Tengku. Hello. 35:32 >> Yes, Habib. 35:33 >> How is the story of the child we tried 35:36 to help yesterday? And what else should 35:39 we pay attention to? Please tell me how 35:43 old the child is, what the illness is, 35:45 what the family is like, and the 35:46 child's condition? 35:51 >> Uh, praise be to God. O Allah, send 35:52 blessings upon our master Muhammad and 35:54 upon the family of our master Muhammad. 35:56 Uh, ready, Habib. The child's current 36:00 condition is indeed in the treatment 36:03 stage, and currently, the treatment is 36:07 through, uh, herbal medicine or 36:10 medicine made here in the local area. 36:13 >> Hm. 36:15 >> Uh, because he has been taken to the 36:17 hospital, he has been to Lhokseumawe, 36:19 and he has been to Banda Aceh. From 36:21 Banda Aceh, the recommendation was to 36:23 go abroad to Penang, Malaysia. 36:25 >> Oh, recommended to go to Malaysia. Uh, 36:28 recommended to Malaysia because they 36:30 couldn't handle it there. That is the 36:33 information from his parents who once 36:34 took him to Banda Aceh. So when they 36:38 heard that, the parents were naturally 36:41 sad, because firstly it is far, and 36:44 secondly, in terms of cost, let alone 36:47 going abroad for treatment, their daily 36:51 needs at home are very, very concerning 36:54 . So the child has been ill since birth 36:59 . Firstly, he cannot see, secondly, he 37:03 cannot speak, and he cannot even crawl. 37:08 >> What, crawl? 37:09 >> So, uh, he cannot walk. When his 37:14 illness flares up, he scratches his own 37:17 body. 37:17 >> Hm. In fact, at night he often stays 37:21 awake until morning. That is what makes 37:23 his parents have to always watch over 37:25 him. What do his parents do for work? 37:29 >> His parents have no steady manual labor 37:31 . Whatever work they can find? 37:33 >> This is what the father was told. 37:36 >> Uh, the father has no permanent job. 37:39 >> The mother. 37:39 >> Sometimes the mother is just a 37:42 housewife. Ah, at most her daily job is 37:45 just cleaning broom sticks to be sold 37:48 by the kilo. 37:51 >> For their needs. The parents sometimes 37:54 help people, you know, plus helping 37:55 people in the garden, whatever work can 37:57 be done. 37:58 >> Yes, yes, yes. 38:00 >> That is why it is very difficult for 38:02 his life. Even though I have visited 38:06 many sick people, Habib, in my opinion, 38:08 this is indeed very concerning. Firstly 38:11 , he is a small child, and secondly, 38:13 his condition is such that he cannot 38:15 even see. 38:17 >> Yes. I 38:18 >> to, to eat, he must be given porridge. 38:22 >> What? 38:22 >> Porridge, given 38:24 >> porridge? Rice porridge, he cannot eat 38:26 rice like a normal person. 38:28 >> Yes, yes, yes. Which child is he? 38:31 >> He is the third child, if I'm not 38:34 mistaken. The youngest child, they say, 38:37 in the Acehnese language. 38:38 >> Hm. 38:40 >> Yeah. Because the first is a girl, the 38:43 second is a boy, and this is another 38:45 boy, the third one is a boy, right? 38:47 >> Yes. Yes, yes. 38:49 >> Uh, if we talk about his condition, 38:51 Habib, even buying diapers is difficult 38:53 because in a day, sometimes three or 38:55 four diapers are used up because he is 38:58 already big, he is 15 years old, and 39:00 every 2 hours it is full again. Full 39:02 again. Yes, 39:03 >> cannot be taken to the bathroom. Is it 39:06 difficult or what? 39:07 >> Difficult. Must be carried. Yeah. 39:11 >> No, he cannot walk, that’s how he is. 39:14 Basically, like a child, what do you 39:16 call it? Uh, his mind is also not as 39:18 clear as ours. 39:22 >> Sometimes he rolls around. 39:25 >> When he gets angry, he scratches his 39:26 own body. 39:28 >> He scratches his body. That’s why he 39:30 has those dark marks; those are scars 39:31 from scratching his body. 39:33 >> Yes. I 39:34 >> He scratches himself like he's angry. 39:36 >> Yes. Yes. Tengku, what does he need 39:38 right now? Perhaps there are viewers 39:40 who want to show their care for this 39:43 child. The parents' first hope, Habib, 39:48 the most needed thing, is for his 39:50 recovery and treatment. His father said 39:53 , if Allah allows it, that’s what his 39:56 father told me. I felt quite sad when 39:59 he proposed this to me. He said, " 40:03 Tengku, if our child could just see, 40:05 that would be enough, Alhamdulillah." 40:08 >> Hm. 40:09 >> That is their hope because he has 40:11 cataracts, but he can't be operated on 40:14 yet because he's too small. And 40:17 secondly, they are afraid that after 40:19 the surgery, he might scratch his eyes 40:21 with his hands since he isn't normal. 40:23 >> Moreover, someone who just had cataract 40:25 surgery needs to have their eyes 40:26 protected. 40:27 >> Yes. Yes. That is the problem; the 40:31 parents hope we can help with his needs 40:34 and his medical treatment. 40:36 >> But the parents are still spirited in 40:38 taking care of their child. 40:40 >> Alhamdulillah, they are still spirited. 40:42 >> Parents are amazing, aren't they? 40:45 >> Alhamdulillah, his parents are still, 40:47 well, very spirited and in good health. 40:51 It's just that they don't have steady 40:53 jobs. Sometimes there is work today, 40:55 but two days later there is none. 40:57 Sometimes they even have to go into 40:59 debt just to buy rice. 41:01 >> Yes. 41:01 >> Especially since his mother can't go 41:03 anywhere. She has to look after the 41:05 child. 41:06 >> That means the mother is caring for the 41:07 child 24 hours a day. 41:08 >> 24 hours, he must be watched. Sometimes 41:11 he falls from the swing, like when I 41:13 visited yesterday. I sent 41:15 >> a photo, he was left alone for just a 41:17 moment and already fell. He heh. He he. 41:20 >> That is why it is very concerning, and 41:23 the parents 'hope is if you could help, 41:25 Tengku. If there is anyone who can help 41:29 , they say, it would be for our child's 41:32 needs like medical treatment, diapers, 41:35 and food. 41:37 >> That is the parents' hope, if Allah can 41:39 make it easier. And for his recovery, 41:43 at the very least, hopefully, his eyes 41:45 can see. That is what the parents hope 41:48 for. 41:48 >> Okay, Tengku. Insyaallah, hopefully, 41:50 there are listeners who want to 41:52 participate in helping this child. 41:56 >> We will stay in touch; even if there is 41:58 no news from the listeners, just 42:00 propose it to us as usual. 42:02 >> Insyaallah. Amin. Pray for us. I am 42:05 also praying here, with the blessings 42:06 of the Prophet’s birth month, may we 42:08 always be under His protection. Amin. 42:10 >> Amin. Tengku, thank you very much. Be 42:12 careful on the road. 42:14 >> You're welcome. Please pray for me as I 42:15 am about to head to a study session as 42:17 well, Habib. Oh, I see. 42:19 >> So, while on the road, pray that we are 42:21 all healthy here in Aceh, and 42:23 Alhamdulillah, it has been raining 42:25 often here. 42:27 >> Oh, so the rice fields we planned for 42:29 have started, insyaallah. 42:31 >> Insyaallah, if the land can be plowed, 42:32 I will let you know immediately. 42:34 >> Okay. 42:35 >> Pray for us to have a smooth process. 42:36 Amin. Ready for them over there. Ready. 42:40 Ready. Tengku. Yes. Peace be upon you, 42:42 and Allah's mercy and blessings. 42:43 >> Peace be upon you too. 42:44 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 42:45 and blessings. Tengku. 42:47 >> Tengku Fajri. 42:48 >> Tengku Fajri from Aceh. 42:50 >> Aceh, yes. Maybe that's the last one, 42:52 right? Qosim adaim. 42:54 >> Uh-huh. 42:55 >> There is still enough time, Bung. 42:57 >> Uh. 42:57 >> Bung Ustaz Algi. 42:59 >> Because of the Dhuhr prayer time. There 43:01 is a question, Habib, from Mrs. Juni in 43:03 Ciputat. Peace be upon you, and Allah's 43:05 mercy and blessings. And also Bagus. 43:08 Subhanallah. I am concerned to hear the 43:11 explanation from Asir 43:12 >> regarding the suffering of our brothers 43:14 and sisters in NTT. Hm. 43:15 >> Indeed, the condition of our brothers 43:17 and sisters affected by the disaster is 43:19 rarely exposed in the media. Please 43:21 mention the account number so we can 43:22 help our brothers and sisters through 43:24 the Habib's action and the volunteer 43:25 team. God willing, there is a way to 43:28 send aid in the form of money. What 43:30 about aid in the form of wearable 43:32 clothes, blankets, and others? Is that 43:34 possible too? Thank you. Uh, later for 43:37 money, there is the usual account here 43:40 or 43:41 >> mention if there is any, or later via 43:44 the usual account. 43:45 >> There is the Rasil account, there is 43:46 our account. Yes, is there a Rasil 43:48 account? Still. 43:50 >> If it's clothes, I apologize, it's not 43:52 that we don't want to accept them, but 43:54 because the location is quite far, 43:56 firstly. Secondly, the shipping costs 44:00 are not efficient. So far, we have been 44:04 thinking about shopping in Surabaya, 44:06 but as I calculated, it still turns out 44:09 to be more expensive, unless in large 44:12 quantities; if someone wants to send, 44:14 we will accept. 44:17 >> Then, what about, what is it called? 44:19 Aid can be sent to BSI 78 55 88 in the 44:33 name of Yayasan Hilmi Persaudaraan 44:35 Islam. Once again BSI 7855 8875 in the 44:48 name of Yayasan Hilmi Persaudaraan 44:50 Islam. Thank you, Ma'am, for your 44:52 attention. 44:53 >> Or perhaps it can go directly to Rasil, 44:55 Habib? 44:56 >> Or it can go to Rasil. 44:57 >> To Rasil at Bank BSI, Bank Syariah 45:00 Indonesia. Uh, the account number is 45:04 722 2230033. 722 2230033 in the name of 45:10 Yayasan Wakaf Rumah Quran Silaturahim. 45:14 We have a call coming in. 45:16 >> Habib. 45:17 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 45:19 and blessings. 45:20 >> Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 45:21 and blessings. 45:23 >> Peace be upon you. It seems to be 45:26 disconnected. Is the call coming in or 45:28 >> is the call coming in or alright Habib, 45:33 is there anything else you would like 45:34 to convey? 45:37 >> Yes, so what I mentioned earlier about 45:39 the child in Aceh, it intrigued me on 45:41 the street when I met someone, this is 45:43 the case in Jakarta. 45:46 >> Yes. 45:47 >> So, as it happens, Alfagir has a TikTok 45:50 . 45:51 >> Uh-huh. So I upload these humanitarian 45:53 events on Alfagir's TikTok, besides the 45:55 Hilal Merah media. Uh. 45:58 >> Once upon a time, I was riding a 45:59 motorcycle with my wife 46:02 >> then the gas gauge was blinking 46:04 >> yours. 46:05 >> Yes. 46:08 >> There was a gas vendor, after, after I 46:10 finally got to know him. 46:13 >> Uh-huh. 46:14 >> I said, "Sir, do you want to buy gas?" 46:16 Oh, yes. By the liter. Then can I pay 46:19 using QRIS? He said no. Oh, alright 46:22 then. I'm sorry, Sir. Yes, just fill it 46:24 up first so you don't stall later. 46:25 That's what he said. 46:26 >> Now, this gentleman doesn't know me. I 46:28 don't know this gentleman. I was 46:30 surprised. Finally, I said, "Yeah, 46:32 don't worry about it, Sir. Thank you. 46:33 I'm afraid of being in debt." But I 46:35 talked to my wife, I thought this man 46:36 is really something. 46:38 >> He didn't know me, yet he wanted to 46:39 give. 46:40 >> Yeah. 46:41 >> So, a few days later I came back, I 46:42 invited him to talk. 46:43 >> Yeah. 46:45 >> I invited him for an interview on my 46:47 TikTok. Wow, the comments were in the 46:49 hundreds. Mashallah. 46:51 >> And what do you call it? I salute this 46:53 gentleman. I asked, "Sir, do you 46:55 remember me?" He said, "I forgot, which 46:56 one?" The one that night. Oh, right. 46:59 Why did you give it to me when you 47:00 didn't know me? Well, long story short 47:03 he said, "I'm used to it because I, uh, 47:06 what do you call it? I used to live a 47:08 hard life and so on. I just think I 47:11 want to help people."" 47:12 >> Is there anyone else you offered 47:14 besides me?" Yes. And then? Are there 47:16 some who didn't pay? Yes. Then what? 47:18 Well, it just wasn't meant for me. 47:19 Imagine, a street gas seller, profit 47:21 isn't much but has a soul like that. 47:24 His place is in Samaali Ujung, his name 47:26 is Mr. Hasan. Sama Ujung. 47:28 >> Yes. So after I talked to him like that 47:31 , wow, I was surprised too. Then the 47:34 next day, not long after, a few days 47:36 later? Two days later I met a grandma, 47:39 I call her Oma. 47:40 >> Yeah. 47:40 >> So she was feeding cats. 47:42 >> Yeah. 47:43 >> So I stopped and I asked Oma. "Should I 47:46 call you Ma'am?""Just call me Oma." Oh, 47:48 okay. When I asked what her religion 47:49 was...She didn't want to answer. Better 47:51 not. Yeah. 47:51 >> Oh, Oma, what you do every day. Every 47:54 day, how many cats do you usually feed 47:57 like this? Almost 200. 47:59 >> Mashallah. 48:00 >> On the streets and in the markets. 48:02 Imagine, is it only feeding cats? Dogs 48:06 too, birds too, whatever, basically. 48:09 And humans, I definitely feed them too. 48:11 I make it every day. So it's not just 48:13 for 'Blessed Fridays'. Oma is blessed 48:15 every day. She gives people food, she 48:18 chimed in. 48:21 >> I asked about cat food, and other 48:23 things, how much does Oma buy a day? 48:25 Well, 20 kilos of chicken, 20 kilos of 48:28 fish, 48:30 >> two sacks of that cat food. 48:32 >> Imagine. 48:34 >> Like that. Done every day and it's been 48:36 going on for decades. Even her 48:38 assistant has been with Oma for 16 48:40 years. 48:40 >> Mashallah. The assistant said so, and 48:41 there are other witnesses. Right where 48:43 Oma walks, there's a dumpling seller 48:45 across the way. He said, "Every day, 48:47 Bib, she's like this." 48:49 >> Even more amazingly, Oma said, "Well, 48:51 it's not just this. If I have extra, I 48:54 also repair mosques." 48:56 >> Oh. 48:56 >> churches, and Confucian temples. 48:59 >> Yeah. 49:00 >> Extraordinary. No. 49:01 >> So, don't ever feel that we are great. 49:03 There are many people with 49:05 extraordinary souls of humanity. And 49:07 these are the kind of people, I think, 49:09 who perhaps keep this country from 49:11 being utterly destroyed by disasters, 49:13 because of the suffering of the small 49:15 people like those Mrs. AFA helps. Is 49:18 there anyone else calling or anything? 49:19 >> That's it. There isn't anyone left. 49:21 >> There's no one else. 49:22 >> None. Well, we can close then. Uh, the 49:25 account number for Rasil Hilmi 49:27 cooperation, ladies and gentlemen, is 49:30 at BCA Syariah, 038 4999. In the name 49:36 of the Wakaf Rumah Quran Silaturahim 49:38 Foundation at BCA Syariah 0384. The 999 49:43 part. Four times. Alright, it seems we 49:48 are constrained by time. Habib, please 49:50 give us the conclusion. Uh, so I want 49:54 to say, be very grateful for whatever 49:58 condition befalls us. When we feel we 50:03 are struggling, in reality, out there, 50:05 there are many who are struggling far 50:07 more than we are. We feel we are 50:10 suffering, out there many are suffering 50:12 far more than we are. What is certain 50:15 is that God will not place, uh, that 50:17 trial of suffering upon His servants 50:19 who are not capable and not strong. No. 50:22 Can you imagine a mother having to look 50:23 after her child 24 hours a day? Only 50:26 after the child is truly asleep can the 50:27 child rest peacefully. Uh, only then 50:30 can the mother sleep. When the child 50:32 wakes up, she has to pay attention 50:33 again to her child, the one in Aceh. 50:35 And that has been going on for 15 years 50:37 . 50:38 >> She's been taking care of them. And 50:40 this is a lesson for us as children, uh 50:43 , how a parent's love has no limits. 50:47 >> Yes. 50:48 >> Sometimes we are...to our parents, well 50:50 , but my parents are already gone. For 50:52 those who still have parents. Remember, 50:55 our parents love us without limits. 50:59 Sometimes we still like to take our 51:01 parents for granted and underestimate 51:04 them. 51:04 >> Yeah. When the mother or father was 51:07 speaking earlier, I thought, before 51:09 they continued, that they would hope if 51:12 God wants to take them, take them. It 51:14 would be logical to say that, right? It 51:16 turns out their prayer was not that. I 51:18 hope at least my child can see. Imagine 51:21 . Even though if they could see, the 51:23 burden wouldn't be over either. 51:25 >> Yes. 51:26 >> Because of their mental state, they 51:27 can't walk, they can't speak. I thought 51:30 earlier that Tengku was going to say 51:32 that was the parents 'request. I 51:35 thought, Tengku, uh, if God wants to 51:37 take them, I'll accept it sincerely, 51:39 that would make sense too. 51:41 >> But it's not like that; I hope at least 51:43 they can see, so the parents still have 51:45 to continue, if they could see, if God 51:47 gives them a chance and they live a 51:49 long life, for the rest of that life, 51:50 the parents have to keep watching over 51:52 them. 51:53 >> Yes. 51:53 >> Imagine with that income, imagine 51:55 earlier, what was it, lidi? 51:56 >> Yes, uh, selling broomsticks by the 51:58 kilo. 51:58 >> By the kilo of broomsticks, how much is 52:00 the income, right? 52:02 >> And then they're told to get a referral 52:03 to Malaysia. The logic just doesn't add 52:07 up. Oh well. But that is the reality 52:10 you see, the condition is heartbreaking 52:12 . Especially if you look at our phones 52:15 for reports from East Nusa Tenggara, 52:17 Aceh, Sumatra, and many other regions. 52:21 Then in West Java, our ambulance team 52:23 just reported that there's a very sick 52:25 person who struggles just to eat, and 52:27 their family has to chip in to pay for 52:29 the ambulance. Oh, the suffering. 52:32 >> Yeah. 52:32 >> Oh my. It doesn't match the condition 52:35 of a country that we actually consider 52:38 wealthy. 52:39 >> On the other hand, we sometimes watch 52:41 news about money disappearing there in 52:42 the trillions, hundreds of billions, eh 52:44 . But that’s the relief, there are 52:48 still good people who care about the 52:50 common folk. So, once again, don't lose 52:53 hope. Allah is always with the weak. 52:58 Come on, if we can do it together, 53:00 don't forget to report what we can help 53:03 with, God willing we will do it, and we 53:05 apologize if anyone hasn't been helped 53:07 as expected due to our limitations. 53:11 More or less that’s it. 53:12 >> Alright, 53:13 >> I, Alfagir Ali Hamid, apologize if 53:14 there are any shortcomings and thank 53:16 all the extraordinary volunteers 53:19 >> who are there for the underprivileged. 53:21 May Allah grant health, long life, 53:23 >> blessings, and to all those who care 53:26 for the little people. 53:27 >> Alright, Habib. Jazakallah. Uh, the 53:29 Rasil Hilmi cooperation account number 53:32 at BCA Syariah is 038400999...four 53:38 times, in the name of the Rumah Quran 53:41 Silaturahim Waqf Foundation. 53:42 >> Yes. And if anyone wants to contact via 53:44 phone number. 53:45 >> Oh, your phone number. 53:46 >> Yes, sure. 53:46 >> Sure. Sure. At what number, Habib? 53:48 >> 08. 53:49 >> Yeah. 53:50 >> 12. Yeah. 53:51 >> 87. 53:52 >> Yeah. 53:53 >> 8. 53:54 >> Yeah. 53:54 >> 377. 53:55 >> Repeat it. 53:56 >> 0812. 53:57 >> Yeah. 53:58 >> 878. 54:01 >> 377. 54:02 >> Yeah. Alright. That is Habib Ali's 54:05 number, yes, at 0812 87. 887. In 54:13 conclusion, we who are on duty would 54:14 like to take our leave. Billahi taufik 54:16 wal hidayah. Wasalamualaikum 54:18 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 
