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0:08 Brail TV. 0:16 >> Peace be upon you, Bang Dula. 0:20 >> And peace be upon you too, Mas Isa. 0:24 >> Masyaallah, are you healthy today, Bang 0:26 ? 0:27 A blessed Friday. 0:29 Yes, Bang Dulah, you still know Rias 0:32 Rasid, right? A professor, if I'm not 0:35 mistaken, an expert in government. 0:39 But why, amidst the hustle and bustle, 0:42 did he say the problems left behind 0:45 would outlive him? 0:48 What is the cause of the current 0:49 administration's issues? 0:52 Can you see the damage done by Prab, 0:54 specifically his flawed way of thinking 0:56 in running the government, as Rias Rasid 0:59 mentioned? 1:02 Perhaps that is among our topics this 1:05 morning, which is also a spotlight in 1:08 many places regarding the Gibran 1:11 resignation matter again. 1:14 But it seems impossible, doesn't it? 1:17 Is it possible? And amidst the lawsuit 1:20 by Deni Indrayana, who seems to have 1:23 withdrawn without providing any evidence 1:26 from the Department of Basic and 1:29 Secondary Education regarding this 1:32 diploma issue. 1:34 What will happen, Bang Dul, from the 1:36 current picture amidst the Palestinian 1:39 struggle? 1:40 Suddenly, Indonesia is holding a concert 1:43 in support of Palestine. 1:45 Boelli, this is another story that seems 1:48 to be a trigger for many more 1:49 demonstrations ahead. 1:52 Amidst the current demonstrations, 1:55 perhaps there are other issues you would 1:57 like to share to enlighten all listeners 2:00 in 40 countries, from Aceh to Banyuwangi 2:03 . 2:04 Tafadol, Bang Abdullah, please go ahead 2:07 , Bang. 2:09 Alright, to the listeners of our forum 2:12 who are hopefully blessed by Allah on 2:14 this Friday morning. 2:18 First, the definition of efficiency 2:21 theory 2:23 >> is related to quantity. 2:27 >> Yes. 2:29 >> In that context, it is about financing. 2:33 While effectiveness is related to 2:35 timeframes. 2:37 For example, one month can be one week, 2:40 one week can be one day. 2:44 Meanwhile, efficiency is about budget, 2:46 where something that used to cost, say, 2:49 15 billion can be finished with 12 2:51 billion, and so on. 2:54 We must first understand the definition 2:57 of efficiency. 3:00 >> Now, we see how Prabo starts with the 3:03 theme of efficiency. 3:06 But the facts on the ground are very 3:09 contradictory. 3:11 For example, the cabinet, including 3:14 deputy ministers and state agencies, 3:17 consists of 102 positions. 3:22 >> And that is the worst achievement since 3:24 Indonesia's independence. 3:28 Soekarno was known as an authoritarian, 3:31 but he didn't reach 100 people like that 3:33 . 3:35 >> There was indeed a time called the 100- 3:37 minister cabinet, 3:40 >> but those ministers did not do what is 3:42 being done under the current conditions 3:45 . 3:46 >> Yes. 3:47 Then we see that if we compare it abroad 3:51 , I often say America has a population 3:55 of 400 million. 3:58 >> Yes. 3:59 >> Their ministers are only around 20 4:01 people. 4:03 >> China has 1.2 billion people and 30 4:05 ministers. 4:08 >> We have 280 million people, and we have 4:11 102 ministers, deputy ministers, and 4:13 state agency heads. 4:15 So, there is such a stark contrast 4:18 between efficiency and practice. 4:20 Yes. 4:22 >> Second, efficiency is imposed on 4:25 regional, provincial, and city 4:28 governments, but at the central level, 4:33 >> it is wasteful. 4:34 >> Whatever is being done, it impacts the 4:37 education budget which should have been 4:40 mandatory. 4:42 >> carried out in accordance with the 4:43 provisions of the education law 4:46 >> national. but then it was taken only for 4:49 programs that create popularity, not for 4:53 the sake of national education interests 4:57 , namely the MBG 4:59 >> and the Red and White Village 5:01 cooperatives. 5:02 Well, therefore, we often see that 5:05 village heads or sub-district heads are 5:08 so frustrated that the village 5:10 cooperatives are built in uninhabited 5:13 places, what do you call it, because 5:15 they are so frustrated. 5:18 So the problem is that if a village 5:21 cooperative is truly in accordance with 5:23 the cooperative principles according to 5:25 the Father of Indonesian Cooperatives, 5:28 Bung Hatta—by, for, and of the people— 5:30 we can understand that, and it is 5:32 mandated by the 1945 Constitution. 5:36 Yes. 5:36 >> But it turns out that these Red and 5:38 White Village cooperatives are just 5:40 suppliers 5:41 >> or executors for 5:44 >> the oligarchy in the form of Indomaret, 5:48 Alfa, 5:50 >> Alfamart, and other marts, and so on. 5:54 >> Like that, so farmers, fishermen, and 5:57 then SMEs, MSMEs cannot thrive because 6:00 their products will lose out compared to 6:04 Indomaret, Alfamart, and other marts. 6:09 >> Yes. 6:10 >> That is a budgetary efficiency issue 6:13 that is contradictory. 6:16 So some time ago, we saw that the 6:19 Governor of Aceh had stated a stance 6:22 " 6:22 >> Well, if that's the case, Aceh might as 6:25 well be independent, Aceh should just 6:27 stand on its own." 6:29 And that could be followed by other 6:32 regions or provinces because their 6:34 wealth is taken, their gold is taken, 6:37 their forests are taken, their nickel is 6:40 taken, their coal is taken, but the 6:43 proceeds are not to prosper the local 6:46 people. 6:48 But for the interests of ministers and 6:51 the oligarchs at the central level; this 6:54 can be understood if Professor Rias 6:57 Rasid, the first Minister of 6:59 Administrative and Bureaucratic Reform, 7:02 >> yes 7:03 >> during the Reform era 7:07 >> stated that if this condition continues 7:09 , it will be even worse. 7:13 Now, I think that Prabowo, in his 7:16 enthusiasm, does not pay attention to 7:19 the law, does not pay attention to 7:22 certain regulations that have been in 7:25 effect all this time. 7:29 Perhaps he thinks that after running for 7:32 Vice President or President five times 7:35 without being elected, and then being 7:38 elected in 2024, he doesn't care what 7:41 you all do; the important thing is I am 7:44 already recorded as president. 7:47 >> So I think 7:49 >> two years, a little over two years, 7:53 >> whatever happens, he doesn't care either 7:55 . The important thing is that he is 7:57 already recorded in Indonesian history 7:59 as having been the president of 8:01 Indonesia. 8:02 >> This is the first issue. 8:05 >> The second issue is 8:08 >> uh 8:09 >> Gibran 8:10 >> concert. 8:11 >> Bocelli concert. Bocelli here 8:14 >> Bocelli in and in Jakarta 8:18 >> Kemayoran. 8:19 We must understand that, first, 8:22 Prabowo's Islamic understanding is very 8:26 poor, 8:28 >> perhaps even negative, 8:29 >> minus, 8:31 >> regarding his Islamic understanding. Yes 8:33 . 8:33 >> I once chatted with someone referred to 8:36 as his Quran teacher 8:39 >> when in 8:40 >> abroad. 8:43 >> He told me that when meeting Prabowo to 8:45 study, they would study for 15 minutes, 8:47 then talk politics for 45 minutes, like 8:49 that. 8:51 >> So because of that, his own Quran 8:53 teacher once told that story. Yes. 8:56 >> I, Mas Ihsan, have truly never met 8:59 Prabowo directly, never visited his 9:01 house, neither in Hambalang nor in 9:04 Kertanegara. 9:06 But so many people told stories when 9:11 2014, 2019 9:14 >> They met in Hambalang, they met in 9:16 Kertanegara. When it was prayer time, 9:19 prayer mats and such were provided. 9:22 The guests prayed in congregation, but 9:24 Prabowo did not join the prayer. 9:27 I then chose to be husnuzan (positive 9:31 thinking), perhaps he prayed in his room 9:34 , but in terms of ethics, 9:38 >> the rules or moral etiquette in Islam 9:42 dictate that the host—according to the 9:46 Syafi'i fiqh rulings of Imam Syafi'i— 9:50 should lead the congregational prayer, 9:53 starting with the one most versed in the 9:57 Quran. 9:59 Yes. 9:59 >> If two are equally versed in the Quran, 10:01 then the one versed in the Sunnah. 10:04 If equally versed in the Sunnah, then 10:06 the one who migrated first. 10:09 If they migrated at the same time, then 10:11 the elder. 10:14 >> But when the prayer is not in a mosque 10:16 or musalla, 10:19 >> the person most fitting to be the imam 10:21 is the host. 10:22 Masha Allah. So if praying in a mosque, 10:25 it is the resident imam. 10:27 If praying in a musalla, it is the 10:29 musalla's resident imam. 10:31 But if praying at home, then the one who 10:33 must be the imam is the host. 10:35 That is the provision in Imam Syafi'i's 10:38 fiqh. 10:40 >> So, that becomes a problem. 10:43 The poverty of Prabowo's Islamic 10:45 understanding can be seen when he faced 10:47 Israel; he became a member of the board 10:49 , 10:51 >> uh, the board, 10:53 >> so for him, whether it's Israel, Jews, 10:56 communists, or whatever, he does not 10:58 care. 10:59 The important thing is 11:02 >> that it can bring profit to himself, 11:05 >> his group, or his party. 11:10 So there is indeed an issue alongside 11:12 that, which is the attitude of our 11:14 society, the attitude of our Muslim 11:16 community, and even the attitude of the 11:19 MUI. 11:21 There is a provision 11:27 >> stating that the enemy sees us according 11:30 to our capacity. 11:33 That is one of the Prophet's hadiths. 11:35 People see us according to our capacity 11:39 . 11:39 So if our quality is, for example, a 11:41 goat, we are given a banana peel, 11:44 >> uh, what you call it, if our quality is 11:47 better than that, we are given the 11:49 banana itself. 11:51 >> But if our quality is a tiger, then the 11:53 enemy will prepare full weaponry to face 11:56 us. 11:57 Now, when the MUI met with Prabowo last 12:01 year, 12:02 >> Prabowo then provided a new building on 12:05 Jalan Thamrin, and that was that. 12:08 >> So Prabowo's people or the opponents of 12:12 the Muslim community in Indonesia see 12:14 that the quality of Muslims is just like 12:18 that. 12:20 Then they think these people are just 12:22 talk, just empty words. 12:25 So they keep doing it anyway. 12:28 Moreover, they consider it a business 12:33 process or a process to gain popularity 12:37 , so it continues, even though it has 12:41 been explained that this board is for 12:46 helping Israel buy weapons and such, 12:51 which will then kill Muslims in 12:55 Palestine and other places. 12:59 >> That is the issu- 13:00 >> this board. 13:03 >> Yes. If there is a demonstration, will 13:05 you join the protest again, or what, 13:06 Bang Dula? 13:09 One of the academic figures who came to 13:12 my house 13:14 >> during the condolences. 13:16 >> Then there were several other figures 13:18 present 13:19 >> who were very senior. 13:23 >> Including Anies Baswedan's mother, Mr. 13:25 Taufik Kiemas's family, and so on. 13:28 They are discussing politics. 13:32 And I said, here beside me is an 13:34 academic figure who always leads, what 13:37 do you call it, society, especially 13:40 students, namely Badila Badrun. 13:44 I said 13:46 >> Badila Badrun explained that 13:49 >> 50%of the student executive bodies (BEM 13:51 ) across Indonesia last year were 13:53 controlled by the police, meaning they 13:55 were still Jokowi's people and so on. 13:58 Like that. So we could see yesterday, on 14:01 the 28th, there was a demonstration. 14:05 Then there was a large cross, and there 14:08 were, what do you call them, various 14:10 kinds of flags. 14:13 So someone from Indonesia who is in 14:16 Malaysia, they WhatsApped me, asking who 14:19 is likely to be their presidential 14:21 candidate if they follow, what do you 14:24 call it, Gibran and Prabowo? 14:28 Hmm. 14:29 >> I said, well, maybe, what do you call it 14:31 , 14:33 >> the deputy chairman of Gerindra or 14:36 Jokowi, like that. Yes, like that. So 14:39 because everyone is riding on each other 14:42 like that. 14:45 Well, therefore, the problem is that if 14:48 we look at the existing political map, I 14:51 always say everywhere, even on Rasil, 14:54 that actually everything is in the 14:57 president's hands, everything is in the 15:00 leader's hands. 15:02 >> If the leader implements policies based 15:06 on legal provisions, then everyone will 15:10 follow. Now, the issue is whether 15:12 Prabowo is capable or brave enough or 15:15 not. 15:16 Meanwhile, he feels that it is 15:18 impossible for him to be elected without 15:21 Jokowi's support. 15:23 >> Yes. 15:24 >> So with that, he cannot take firm steps 15:27 even though he is a military man, 15:30 >> Hmm. 15:31 >> but his military background is also an 15:33 issue. 15:34 I got a story from a retired General 15:36 that Prabowo did not pass when he took 15:39 the military academy test back then. 15:42 >> Did not pass. 15:43 >> Hmm. 15:44 >> Then I asked, why was he able to pass? 15:46 He was able to join the military academy 15:48 because his father was a minister, like 15:50 that. 15:51 >> So it was like that. 15:53 Well, so that kind of background is 15:55 really a problem, so it's mentioned that 15:58 his IQ is high, but if we look at him 16:00 calculating, he often makes mistakes, as 16:02 known by people, what do you call it, 16:04 his calculations are wrong like that. 16:07 So this is a problem. Yes. 16:10 >> Now, is it because he is experiencing 16:12 psychological disorders, physical 16:14 disturbances, and so on? 16:16 This is a problem. 16:18 Therefore, students can do what happened 16:23 in 97, 98 and 65, 66, 67. 16:29 If they truly free themselves from 16:32 >> h 16:35 >> what is called the treats provided by 16:37 the oligarchy, treats provided by Solo, 16:40 by the treats provided by Prabowo's 16:43 groups who side with Solo, like that. 16:49 And then not just from morning to 16:51 evening, they must repeat like in 97, 16:54 occupying Senayan, sleeping there until 16:57 change happens. 17:00 >> The problem is that our people indeed 17:03 have low quality, Mas Isa. 17:06 >> Only with 50,000 or 100,000 rupiah in 17:08 local elections, legislative elections, 17:10 or presidential elections. 17:13 Then they choose people who are not 17:15 worthy like that to become president, 17:17 vice president, governor, regent, mayor 17:19 , or members of parliament. 17:23 It means it comes back to the quality of 17:24 the people, and because the majority are 17:26 Muslims, it comes back to the quality of 17:28 the Muslim community. 17:31 And so, the problems can be solved if 17:34 the Muslim community returns to their 17:37 identity as Muslims, as believers, as 17:39 the righteous, that is Islam. 17:42 >> Yes. 17:43 It is indeed difficult, isn't it? 17:46 Even someone like Deni Indrayana seems 17:49 to be scratching his head while facing 17:51 this dynamic because it's quite unique. 17:55 For example, there is the second-largest 17:58 gold mine in Papua, right. 18:01 It was taken over by the state from a 18:03 company, but suddenly, due to reasons 18:05 like nature conservation and others, it 18:08 is now handed over to PT Antam. 18:11 This is also unique, isn't it? Also the 18:13 corruption that was just raided at 18:16 Djarum, PT Djarum. 18:19 It turns out there are many stories 18:21 behind the stories; what do you see from 18:24 the current phenomena, Bang Dula? 18:30 So, corruption, 18:33 as I always say to my friend, is the 18:36 same as adultery. 18:38 >> Hmm. 18:39 >> In the time of the Prophet, there was 18:41 adultery. 18:42 In the time of the Prophet, there was 18:45 also corruption. 18:47 Just like adultery, it does not 18:49 distinguish whether one is a cleric, a 18:52 teacher, or a professor or doctor. 18:55 If there is a naked woman in front of 18:58 him, he will devour her just the same. 19:01 Uh, like that. The same goes for 19:03 corruption. 19:04 >> That is why corruption is called an 19:07 extraordinary crime. 19:09 Because first, it is transnational in 19:12 nature. 19:13 >> It is not just in Indonesia, not just in 19:15 Singapore, not just in Malaysia, but 19:18 transnational. 19:19 >> And that transnational element is driven 19:22 by Jews, 19:23 >> driven by Israel and centered in Israel 19:26 , with America, 19:28 >> and then also China. Do not forget that 19:31 the people who gave birth to capitalist 19:33 theory, those who gave birth to 19:35 communist theory, all of them, whether 19:37 in America, Russia, or China, are all of 19:39 Jewish descent. They are all of Jewish 19:42 descent. 19:43 >> So, thus the Quran says "Yahuda"(the 19:46 Jews). 19:50 The Quran says that Islam is eternal, 19:52 not momentary, 19:55 " 19:55 >> The Jews and Christians will not stop 19:57 until they make you follow them." 19:59 Now, following them does not necessarily 20:01 mean apostasy, 20:04 >> but how their education, their economy, 20:06 their law, and their government system 20:08 follow them. 20:10 And that is what is happening today. 20:14 Therefore, what is happening in Freeport 20:16 , what is happening in North Maluku, 20:18 what is happening in Central Sulawesi, 20:21 what is happening in Aceh regarding coal 20:23 , gold, nickel mines, and so on, 20:27 >> is controlled by the oligarchy; even if 20:29 , let's say, it is handed over to Antam 20:32 lately, don't forget that Freeport 20:34 already has an agreement that cannot 20:37 >> be easily released like that. 20:40 People say Jokowi succeeded in taking 20:42 over, so to speak, Freeport. 20:45 But it doesn't work because there are 20:47 international regulations where they 20:49 have power for tens of years like that. 20:53 Now, therefore, if it is taken over by 20:55 Antam, I am worried it will be like the 20:57 Freeport case, 21:00 >> only as a political move and so on, but 21:03 operationally, it will still be 21:05 controlled by them. 21:08 Now let us see, Mas Ihsan, how about the 21:11 forest burning in Central Kalimantan? 21:15 Then those companies are summoned by 21:17 >> h 21:19 >> the Singapore embassy and they come like 21:21 and all of them are those based in in 21:24 Singapore, their offices are in 21:26 Singapore even though they are 21:28 Indonesian Chinese. 21:30 >> I spent about 4 years teaching in 21:33 Singapore before I ee returned to 21:36 Indonesia. I know that the most 21:39 luxurious hotels in Singapore are owned 21:42 by Indonesians, namely Indonesian 21:44 Chinese who are what you call permanent 21:47 residents in Singapore. The richest 21:50 person in Singapore is not a Singaporean 21:52 . The richest person in Singapore is an 21:54 Indonesian who is 21:56 >> a permanent resident of Singapore. Don't 21:58 forget, Mas Isa. Lee Kuan Yew was from 22:00 Semarang. 22:01 >> Oh, Semarang. 22:02 >> The first Prime Minister. 22:03 >> Yes. 22:04 >> Of Singapore was from Semarang. Yes. 22:06 >> That is why he could speak Javanese when 22:08 he arrived in Singapore as a small child 22:10 with his parents. 22:12 Then he became prime minister for many 22:15 years and passed it down to his son, so 22:18 they know the quality of Indonesians 22:20 like that. 22:22 >> Well, that is the problem. 22:25 So as I said earlier, if the Indonesian 22:27 people, the majority of whom are Muslims 22:29 , do not return to their identity as 22:31 Muslims, as believers, as the pious, 22:33 they will always be played. 22:36 We will see the result later, whether 22:39 they can then control the situation or 22:43 remain as it is now, it depends again as 22:46 I said, it is up to the president. 22:50 Whether the president wants to take a 22:52 stance or not because the president also 22:54 received what you call the Minister of 22:55 Foreign Affairs of Singapore. 22:57 Now, what was the result of their talk? 22:59 Well, we also do not know about that. 23:02 Don't forget that 23:04 >> in Prabowo's family, only Prabowo 23:06 himself is Muslim, and a very minimal 23:08 Muslim at that, the others are not 23:10 Muslim. 23:12 So this relates to international issues 23:14 . 23:16 Whether it's the Vatican, Russia, China 23:18 , or America, that is the problem. 23:22 Therefore, eradicating corruption in 23:24 Indonesia cannot be done by one KPK, 23:27 even 10 KPKs would not be enough, but it 23:29 depends on the president and the people 23:32 themselves. 23:34 If the president and the people adopt 23:36 the concept of how to eradicate 23:38 corruption according to Islam, which is 23:40 included in the original 1945 23:42 Constitution, then I think 5 years is 23:44 enough. 23:45 or 10 years, corruption can be 23:47 eradicated. 23:50 One of them is no longer prison, but 23:52 corporal punishment as established in 23:55 the Qur'an. 23:57 Mas Isa. 23:58 >> Masya Allah, yes. 24:00 If we return to the Qur'an, it seems 24:02 many problems will be solved. 24:05 Eh, Bang Dula, at the end of this 25th 24:08 minute, what would you like to convey to 24:11 the listeners as a senior citizen or 24:14 someone who has gone through various 24:17 eras in this republic, what would you 24:20 like to say? 24:22 Please, Bang Abdullah, as a closing for 24:24 this morning's story. 24:26 >> Yes. 24:27 The Prophet said, ibda binafsik. 24:31 >> Start with yourself. Yes. 24:34 >> So I have always tried all this time 24:38 never to tell my wife, children, and 24:41 those around me if I haven't done what I 24:44 said, so start with yourself. 24:49 >> Therefore, it is mentioned in the Qur'an 24:51 , ya ayyuhalladzina amanu qu anfusakum. 25:00 O you who believe, this is a command for 25:02 husbands: protect yourselves and your 25:04 families from the Hellfire fueled by 25:07 people and stones. 25:09 So, therefore 25:11 >> let us, gentlemen and husbands, 25:15 >> settle our own personal affairs with God 25:17 , with our families, with our neighbors 25:20 , and so on. Only then can we make our 25:22 families into tranquil, "sakinah" 25:24 families. 25:25 And then, these tranquil families will 25:26 form a tranquil neighborhood. 25:29 The neighborhood becomes a tranquil 25:30 district, and then a tranquil 25:32 sub-district, county, province, and 25:34 eventually a tranquil nation. 25:36 That is the ultimate goal. God willing, 25:39 a blessed Indonesia in 2045 can be 25:42 realized. 25:42 >> Amen. Amen. Amen. Thank you, Brother 25:45 Dula. 25:46 Many messages from listeners expressing 25:48 condolences for the passing of your 25:50 beloved wife, including Ibu Nurjana from 25:52 Sydney and others from Canada. 25:56 A listener in New Zealand also said, " 25:58 To the listeners, thank you, Brother 26:00 Abdullah. 26:01 God willing, we will meet again next 26:03 Friday, God willing. Peace be upon you 26:05 and the mercy and blessings of God, 26:07 brother." 26:08 >> And peace be upon you and the mercy and 26:10 blessings of God. 
