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Rasil TV For the one Islam. Peace be
upon you, and Allah's mercy and
blessings, brothers and sisters, may
Allah have mercy on you all. Praise be
to Allah, we are blessed with the
opportunity to be together in this
space that we often miss, because its
presence can broaden our perspective.
But lately, we really want to share
regarding whatever we face in our
life's journey as servants of Allah. in
this space today. Hopefully, this
discussion will make us servants of
Allah who are truly capable of being
grateful for everything, and even
intending and planning to do many
things that we can be grateful for
later. Once again, all praise and
thanks be to Allah for this blessing.
Do not forget our salutations and
prayers for our leader, our beloved,
Muhammad the Messenger of Allah, may
Allah bless him and grant him peace.
Brothers and sisters, present with us
is Ustaz Valentino Dini, whom we have
missed; hopefully, his presence on even
Thursdays can continue. Peace be upon
you, and Allah's mercy and blessings,
Ustaz.
And peace be upon you, and Allah's
mercy and blessings. It is truly a joy
to be able to attend this program and
share.
Because
lately, what you have experienced,
Ustaz, is truly extraordinary.
How about this becoming a part of our
discussion to
Yes. That is why Maher Zain said, "
Alhamdulillah" first, right?
The song fits perfectly. Subhanallah.
Alhamdulillah.
So we are talking about how in our
life's journey, miracles will surely
come.
Yes. Masha Allah.
What is that like? And, well, clearly a
miracle is something very rare. Even
those who receive it, who receive this
miracle, are servants who are greatly
pleased by Allah. What will our
discussion be like? Please, Ustaz.
Yes. In the name of Allah, the Most
Gracious, the Most Merciful. Peace be
upon you, and Allah's mercy and
blessings. Uh, all praise be to Allah.
Uh, before that, I would like to say "
Jazakumullah khairan katsiran" to all
the brothers and sisters, the listeners
, the viewers, and also the friends,
the hosts, the operators, the owner of
Rasil, and all the friends for their
prayers. So, if I say this is a miracle
, it is the meeting of three things,
Mbak Nuning, right? Yeah.
First, the meeting of effort. Uh, then
the second is prayer. The third is the
decree of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala.
Prayer, effort, and
So, I have been sick practically since
January, right? So, for a year up to
this December, I have been sick for one
year.
With all sorts of illnesses, right? I
have told you before, from falling and
cracking my rib, then spinal problems,
joint issues, all sorts of things.
Until finally, it was discovered that
my actual illness was a leaking heart.
Yes, so trying to see doctors, trying
alternative medicine, I kept up my
efforts.
Until finally, I found that my actual
illness was a leaking heart valve and
it had to be operated on, right? So, I
kept using medication as well.
I went to four different cardiologists
to find a second opinion, right? Then,
I did not forget to ask for prayers
from family, friends, and companions,
right?
Because in the end, surgery had to be
performed, and finally, Allah's decree
met, so when those three efforts
converged, the miracle appeared, and I
can be here, right? So I am reminded of
the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad,
peace be upon him, who said, "Ala inna
fil jasadi mudghah." That indeed,
within the body, there is a lump of
flesh. The body. If it is good, then
their entire life is good. Wa fasadat
fasadal jasad. If it is ruined, then
all of their life is ruined. Ala wa
hiyal qalb. Know that it is the heart (
qolbun). And the exegetes, the scholars
, and the scientists say that "qalb" is
translated as the heart.
As I once mentioned before my surgery,
"Ni'matani maghbun fihima kathirun
minan-nas." Two blessings that we
humans sometimes forget, neglect, or
are deceived by. Health and free time,
yes. When I was sick, practically all
my activities stopped.
Lecturing stopped, seminars stopped,
writing stopped, teaching stopped,
business stopped. Totally, everything
stopped.
Yes.
So, I focused more on medical treatment
. But I truly say that between prayer,
effort, and God's destiny, I felt them
converge within me. Yes. So, when I
found out I had heart disease, I just
turned back to God. I just made it a
habit to recite istighfar, then also
the prayers for the Prophet, and also
reciting Surah Al-Ikhlas while rubbing
the painful area. Yes, just making that
a habit. And subhanallah. Practically,
when I was diagnosed four months ago
with heart disease, my heart was
leaking. I went to the third heart
specialist.
Yes.
The doctor asked, "Sir, do you already
have BPJS (national health insurance)
or not?" Yes.
I am not really one to pay attention to
such things. Initially, my mindset was
against insurance. I refused, I was
against insurance. My experience in the
past was buying various fancy health
insurance plans from out there.
Including those from the banks.
Millions, millions of rupiah like that.
Once I bought it, a week later, I had
taken the family plan, my child or my
wife got sick and entered the hospital.
Yes.
Then a week or two later, costs came up
that were higher than that. Since then,
I said, "Since then and now, I only
insure myself to God, I never believe
in insurance." But when the doctor said
, "Sir, please take care of it
immediately, because you still have a
long journey ahead." Yes.
So it turns out the treatment—I asked
my friends—for those from the
diagnosis stage of heart disease until
finally deciding to have surgery.
It takes time between two months, six
months, or two years.
My surgery process was, subhanallah, I
said that, my wife said, "Honey, try to
look for information about BPJS." Yes.
Because this is the doctor's
instruction, right?
Yes.
Then, in the morning, my wife opened
the BPJS website to look for
information. When she was opening the
laptop, her cellphone rang; she
received a call. It turned out the
person calling was my high school
friend.
Yes.
I didn't even know who that person was.
I used to be the head of Islamic
spirituality back in high school. Well,
it turns out they got my phone number
from a friend I know. The person
calling me, I didn't know them. Uh, Ms.
Tanti—she called me "Ustaz"—do you
already have BPJS? Not yet. Please send
me a copy of your ID card and family
card.
Yeah.
So, that morning, my wife took photos
of them,
The family card and the ID card. She
took the pictures and sent them to the
caller. In the afternoon, the person
came to my house to deliver the
finished BPJS card. Can you imagine?
Subhanallah.
I didn't even know this person. The
next month, my wife went to take care
of the payment, right?
Yeah.
It couldn't be paid. Apparently, my
name had been entered as an employee of
their company.
Oh.
So it was as if I was a retired
employee of their company.
Yeah. Heh.
So I couldn't pay for it. The company
was the one paying.
Masyaallah. I said,
that means they are paying for it.
Masyaallah. Yes. So, subhanallah. After
that, it was handled by the doctor; I
was referred to Cipto Hospital from
Depok.
Heh.
Referred to Cipto RSCM.
Arriving at RSCM, well, the exhaustion
of going back and forth, if you use
BPJS, it really is back and forth. Back
and forth, back and forth, it takes a
while. In a day, you can only do one
thing. Let's say today is just for a
blood test. Today is just for a chest
X-ray, today just for teeth. So it took
almost a month until all the processes
were finished, up to the
catheterization.
I was about to report to the
administration department to request an
operation schedule. Subhanallah. When I
wanted to ask for the surgery schedule,
I met the surgeon. The surgeon.
Assalamualaikum, Doc. How are you? Eh,
how are you? Well, I’m close to him;
he’s a fun guy, right?
How are you doing? He looked confused,
looking at me, Doc. I’m the one with
the leaking heart, the one needing the
valve. Oh, ah, right. Yeah. Okay. So
how are your results? Oh, everything is
good. Everything is good. Really.
Everything of mine is good. Yeah.
So the body condition is prime.
So the only illness I had was the
leaking valve.
Lungs, kidneys, cholesterol, everything
was safe, including the catheterization
process. The blood vessels were clear,
the heart vessels were clean.
So the doctor said, just schedule it.
Schedule it, the admin officer said.
The officer responsible for scheduling
heart surgeries. I went home. Once I
got home, on Friday I was called by Mr.
Valentino. Mr. Valentino, our surgery
is on Monday, that's 2 days away, right
?
So fast.
People wait for months up to 2 years, I
only waited 2 days.
Yeah.
The surgery is on Monday, if you can,
come to the hospital by Sunday. I was
already ready; I was ready for that
surgery. I had truly surrendered. Yeah.
When I was admitted, subhanallah,
another friend of mine, also from high
school,
was a heart surgeon there. So he came
to visit me every day.
He checked on me as friends do, we’re
all friends, you know.
And by God's grace, the head of the
Heart Center, the integrated heart unit
, was my friend.
There were 10 people in the operation,
Nuni.
Yeah.
Three surgeons, two thoracic surgeons,
three heart surgeons, and two
anesthesiologists. Yes, and three
nurses, all of whom had been briefed
beforehand. I heard my friend say, "Hey
, take care of this brother of mine."
So, I was treated like his own brother,
getting special treatment.
Yeah.
And subhanallah, it didn't stop there.
It turned out that from top to bottom,
the cooks and the nutritionists were
all people my wife knew; one was my
wife's aunt. It was truly not a
coincidence.
From the top down.
Yeah.
Yes. So he visited and said, "Valen,
you have heart trouble and need surgery
. What do you want to eat?""Oh, just
order whatever you want," they said. So
, what happened? What were your special
requests? I changed the milk. I said, "
I don't want soy milk. I want chocolate
milk." Chocolate milk. What about the
fruit? I asked for this specific fruit.
What about the food? I asked for it to
be like this. So, subhanallah, it felt
like being at home. Masyaallah. Then
that Sunday night, the doctor came to
see me. The doctor was
the ex-husband of a celebrity, and that
celebrity is my friend, but I won't
mention her name. And the surgeon who
was going to operate on me was one year
ahead of my wife at UI. My wife was in
dentistry, and he was in general
medicine.
They knew each other. He said, "Mr.
Valentino, we’ll be operating
tomorrow at 8:30 or 9:00 AM. I have to
read the risks to you first, sir." He
started reading the risks: first, that
I could suffer total memory loss.
So, I could lose all my memories.
Second, that I could have a stroke.
Third, that I could be paralyzed.
Fourth, kidney failure. Fifth, death.
None of them were good, Ms. Nuni.
Yeah.
Then I had to sign.
I had to sign, right?
For the operation risks. The moment I
signed, I realized, "Oh man, I just
signed for my own death."
Yeah, the risk of death, none of those
are good.
Anyway, I was scheduled for 9:00 AM,
picked up at 8:30, so the surgery
lasted for 6 hours. 6 hours.
6 hours.
It felt like only 5 minutes. Because
once I was sedated, 5 minutes later it
was a total blank. When they said, "Sir
, we're putting you to sleep now." I
told myself, "Oh God," while reciting
prayers and Al-Ikhlas, hoping that in
my sleep, I would dream of meeting the
Prophet.
That's how it is, right? I was just
ready to die, you know. It was a
complete blank, nothing, I didn't wake
up for 6 hours. Yes, so it was a 6-hour
operation. Even though the plan was to
keep me sedated for 48 hours. 6 hours
later I had already regained
consciousness. Sometimes my physical
condition is good.
Yes, my wife was next to me when I woke
up in the ICU, I didn't know what she
was saying, her mouth was moving but I
couldn't hear. I just did this, I'm
okay, just like this. Okay, once I was
conscious in the ICU, I immediately
remembered the doctor saying what the
risks were before being brought to the
hospital. I immediately validated it
myself.
My body had many tubes in it, IVs and
all that, about 8 things inserted. I
moved my legs and both could move.
Hm.
Thank God, I wasn't paralyzed.
That's what it means, right. He.
So spontaneously, once I woke up, I
immediately validated and checked my
body. I don't know why I was like that
either. Then, in that condition with
many tubes and everything, I moved my
right hand. I did this, moved it like
this.
It could move too.
It could move, but my left hand
couldn't move.
Okay.
My left hand couldn't move, so I just
prayed, asking for forgiveness.
Astagfirullahalazim. In my heart, I
recited the Quran and prayed for the
Prophet. Five to ten minutes later, it
could move. Thank God. Then, how many
children do I have? Five. I remembered
my first child is studying here. The
second one is here. And so on, I
remembered them. Oh, that means my
memory is good.
Thank God, after one day in the ICU,
they moved me to the intermediate room.
I should have been in the treatment
room for 5 days, but it ended up being
9 days. When checked, my blood was too
thin.
They gave me medicine, then it got too
thick.
H
gave me more medicine, then it got too
thin again.
Yes. So for 4 days it wasn't right.
It didn't match. Finally, I was given a
blood transfusion.
A transfusion was scary because the two
people who had surgery after me passed
away.
On the same day.
Yes.
Because they had issues with their
kidneys.
He.
The other one had high blood pressure.
Okay.
Okay. So the risk of heart surgery is
truly extraordinary. Yesterday, a guest
from Malaysia came to visit me, he came
to the house yesterday morning and he
needs heart bypass surgery. He doesn't
want to. Why? He read that.
The surgery is 95%successful. But there
is a 5%failure rate. He is only
thinking about that 5%.
Yeah.
He is scared. Afraid of the surgery. I
said, "Look, Dato, you have a wife, sir
, you have four wives." Malaysian
people are united and get along. They
live in one complex, but he's afraid to
have surgery. He has four wives and 17
children.
Yeah.
Maybe that's what he's thinking about.
He's scared, right. So it turns out
there are even greater risks. So I
ended up watching YouTube and
everything about heart surgery.
Um, what is it, mitral heart surgery,
since my problem was in the mitral
valve, the left atrium. It was the left
side that got replaced. So, I just gave
my intention, you know. The incision
was from here down to above the navel,
about 20 centimeters. So, the process
starts with the doctor, maybe the
anesthesiologist, putting me under,
then the thoracic surgeon. My chest was
, from here to here, you know, sawed.
Sawed with a machine, split open, maybe
five or up to six ribs.
Opened up.
Once opened, in my own words, the heart
is being tinkered with.
Yes.
So, the heart is being tinkered with.
The blood vessels pumping into the
heart are detached and moved to a
machine. So, the heart stops.
Or in other words, the heart is dead;
it stops beating. Because the blood
must keep circulating. Otherwise, you
could get paralysis, brain damage, and
all sorts of things. The machine does
the pumping.
It becomes a machine. Then the doctor
operates for 6 hours. After 6 hours,
the story goes, my wife was called.
Yeah.
From the operating room to the ICU. "
Ma'am, the surgery is finished." Even
though there was an issue with the
heart rhythm. She was worried, the
rhythm wasn't normal. Yeah.
She was nervous, sitting there. "But
thank God, Ma'am, we managed to handle
it." Wow, she felt relieved again. "You
can come upstairs."
She went upstairs.
So the process is, the heart is
detached and moved to the machine.
Yeah.
After the surgery is done, it's moved
from the machine back to the heart.
Oh.
Back to the heart. The heart has
stopped beating here, right?
Yeah.
It's tapped like this. Patted like this
.
Starting.
Or poked/tapped.
Told to beat again.
Just like that. If it doesn't beat,
I told my wife, "You'll go home a widow
; if it doesn't beat again, where would
I go?" That is the medical side, how
extraordinary the power of God is.
Patted and it beats again. Well,
finished. The chest bone that was
opened is reattached and tied with
strings.
Yeah.
Yes.
Now, this is what I still feel pain
from to this day, it's aching because
it was opened and reattached, you know.
Yes.
It takes about 2 to 3 months before
it's okay.
So the ache is here in the front all
the way to the back.
It's sore, tied up with this. So if you
sneeze or cough,
you really feel it.
It hurts, right? If there's a bumpy
road, riding in a car, you feel it,
right? It's done, we go back, right? So
it's a risk. But indeed, you need to be
prepared. For me, I had already totally
surrendered. I was totally resigned to
it. Whatever happens, it's up to God.
Thank God, it was a meeting between
human effort and prayer. The prayers of
all my friends and the fate ordained by
God met, so it could beat again.
If it hadn't beaten, it would be over.
True.
Where would I go, right? The center of
it is here, done, I can go home. I
still go to the hospital three times a
week for medical rehabilitation. So,
medical rehab is for people who have
just had heart surgery, as 50%of their
body function drops. They must be
trained
and trained under a doctor's
supervision. You can't do it alone. So,
you have to exercise walking, light
gymnastics, monitor blood pressure, and
take blood thinners for life. Yeah.
So, it shouldn't get thick, no green
vegetables, no green fruits allowed.
They cause the blood to thicken. Now,
whenever I go to the airport and pass
through the metal detector, it always
beeps because my heart valve was
replaced with metal.
So, it will definitely give a signal
when I am
uh, when I am near
metal, and every hour. At 3:00 AM, I
wake up. Alhamdulillah. So I can
perform qiyamulail, right.
Yeah.
My heart makes a sound like a clock.
Tick, tick, tick, you can hear it,
right. When I'm in bed alone, it makes
that tick sound, it's the one pumping
blood, sounds like a jumper.
But only you, Bang Valdin, can hear it?
Yes.
What about someone beside you?
If someone is beside me and their ear
touches the mattress, they can hear it.
Oh, so there's a vibration, the
heartbeat that we can listen to, right.
Yeah.
If I'm like this, you can't hear it.
But if my wife sleeps next to me, if
she leans in, she can hear it.
Yeah. Yes, as long as there is contact.
Yes, there is contact with the tick.
Yeah, it's funny sometimes. Oh God, how
powerful You are. Humans are given
knowledge by Allah, right.
They make
that heart valve out of metal, or it
can also be from animals, cow or pig.
Yeah.
But the durability is only up to 10
years. But if it's metal, it can last a
lifetime.
Oh, the ones from other creatures only
last 10 years.
Yes, 10 years. Then you have to have
surgery again. Can you imagine going
through that again? So the process is,
once they open it up to correct it, to
fix it, it can't be done. Yeah.
So it gets replaced. So my status is,
the valve was replaced, not repaired.
So it's funny, right? Once they opened
it, they realized, oh, this has to be
replaced.
So now inside Ustaz Fadin's body, there
is a metal object.
There is. Yes. Metal. What is it called
in English? Mitral valve.
So if we look at oil drilling, those
pipes have valves, those are valves.
Open close, open close. That's called a
valve.
So, in layman's terms, a heart valve or
valve is that thing that opens the left
and right atrium. Its function, after
the surgery is done, a few days later
when examined with an Echo, it shows up
on the monitor next to me. Yes,
Subhanallah. During the Echo, when I
went in before the surgery, the doctor
saw my name, Valentino Din, and he said
, "Are you the one who wrote that book?
"
Books shouldn't just be for salary
earners.
Yes. So, the doctor examined me for an
hour and a half; usually, people only
get 10 or 20 minutes, but for me, it
was an hour and a half. "
I will do the best, Sir," he said. Wow,
so it was very detailed. Uh-huh.
So, when I met him again, while being
examined, I asked, "Doc, what is that
red stuff?""Oh, that's clean blood, Sir
." So, the heart pumps, the valve opens
, and clean blood is distributed
throughout the body.
Then, it pumps again, and the dirty
blood is blue. On the machine, on the
computer, it shows up as blue; that's
dirty blood. It goes into the lungs and
kidneys to be cleaned, right? Well,
that's what couldn't close anymore.
So, it just kept circulating back and
forth. Back and forth, just back and
forth. And that made me short of breath
. Short of breath, yes. And that's how
it was discovered that I had heart
disease, a leaky valve. Hm.
But I said if I could write, I would
title my writing about what I
experienced as a "second life."
Yes. Life.
A second life, or the 6 hours that
decided it. Yes, hopefully the book
will be out next year so that people
can learn a lot from the beginning
process to the end. Because frankly,
miracles and good fortune are only
given to the right people and the
chosen ones by Allah Subhanahu wa
ta'ala.
Yes. Like I said, my friend from
Malaysia said it's 95%successful and 5%
failed. He was worried about that 5%.
He was afraid to have heart surgery. So
, you are what you think, you are what
you believe.
Yes, if it's meant for me, it's what
God gives. I tried this and that, did
alternative treatments, drank herbal
stuff. But it turned out the doctor
recommended this. I asked, "Doc, if I
don't have the surgery now,
Hm,
what is the risk for me?"
What did he say?
He said, "Sir, you could have heart
failure, or it could be coronary."
Uh-huh. Yes, like some friends I met
recently who also have heart disease.
Hm. "
I wasn't feeling sick at all, Sir.""
Suddenly I had chest pain, I was
sweating, the pain went through to my
back.""I fainted."
That's a heart attack.
Yes, that's a heart attack. He was a
smoker and loved eating Padang food.
Hm.
Cholesterol.
Yes.
So, the coronary issue is that it clogs
the blood vessels. So the blood can't
flow, it's blocked, and you get spasms,
right? So for friends who are
experiencing this, don't be afraid.
Just keep going for medical treatment.
Don't take it lightly, okay? Don't take
it lightly, and stop smoking. Cut back
on the Padang food.
And the fatty foods.
Those fatty foods are what cause
cholesterol. Yes, cholesterol, you
should reduce it.
Because being sick is expensive, right.
Yes, as I mentioned, I read that hadith
about the two blessings we neglect,
leaving us unable to do anything.
Practically, I am reorganizing what
business I want, what work I should do,
where to generate income from? So, it's
totally, everything is stuck. Really,
it truly is. Luckily, when we were
healthy, we had savings, right. So it
is still
still possible, right. But it can't be
like that. One must reorganize and do
whatever needs to be done, right. What
else should I do? There must be a
purpose from Allah regarding myself,
right.
What else must we do, what else must we
perform
in the remainder of our lives, we don't
know; at my age, if following the
Prophet, I'm 47, so 16 more years,
that's how it is
if living as long as the Prophet
it's not long, 10 or 20 years pass by
in a blink. Earlier, when I took a
GoCar here, the driver was 64 years old
. Wow, you're already past that, sir. I
said, "Sir, you're already past it,"
like that. Yes, Ustaz, I'm just looking
to worship as much as I can, he said.
We don't know, death can come with or
without a cause.
Yes.
Sick or not sick, poor or rich, young
or old, it doesn't distinguish.
Yes.
When the time is up, it's finished.
It's just the time, right.
Yes. But we must try to maintain our
health, right. Then also, the diet,
sleep patterns, mindset, right. Don't
be stressed, everything.
Now, sometimes, how should I put it,
like me after this, why wasn't I like
this from the beginning, things like
that. Sometimes humans are like that
yes. So humans are indeed like that,
only when they experience it do they
realize, only after it happens are they
awakened. Yes.
Now, these lessons are good for people
beforehand, right. We have children,
relatives, friends, so we keep that in
mind.
Um, Ustaz Fadin, during the journey
while being sick like this, there are
still many people who want to ask
regarding
your role as
um, what is it called? MTW,
certainly there is an additional desire
on how to make this even cooler, more
luminous. Do you know, brothers and
sisters? Ustaz Valentino Dinsi's plan,
because there are so many asking
regarding Muslim entrepreneurship
business. So starting next year, from
the second week of January, every
Wednesday, he will apply and implement
his gratitude by preparing business
consultations at MTW. Every Wednesday
starting from the second Wednesday in
January. Subhanallah.
Yes. So since I got sick, everything
stopped.
Yes.
And since I was trusted by my friends
and the scholars of 212
we have been thinking about the
community's economic issues.
That's correct.
Well, a lot of time was spent on that,
yeah. Once I was healthy again, I asked
, "So, what are we doing next?" I said,
"Well, let's just continue it." Yeah.
So God willing, I said, starting in
January 2019.
Yeah.
The second week, though, yes, the
second week.
Uh, but after that, every week,
every Wednesday, then every Wednesday
from [time] to [time],
in the afternoon in Ciracas, okay?
At the MTW headquarters.
At the MTW place. God willing, we will
return
to open up, uh, for friends who want to
consult, talk, and everything else.
Because sometimes if it's not like that
, people come today, and today is also
tiring. Yeah, it's better
that we just do it every Wednesday at [
time]. From noon until, well, maghrib,
right?
Let them come, okay. It used to reach
70 or 50 people, so just come.
Come to MTW, meet us, we can discuss or
share ideas.
And that is only from [time] in the
afternoon
until maghrib, yes.
Oh, until maghrib.
At most, maybe until [time].
Until [time] in Ciracas there,
yeah. Ciracas at MTW. So for those
using Google, uh, using GPS, you can
type Majelis Taklim Wirausaha.
Majelis Taklim.
Majelis Taklim Wirausaha, yes. The
address in Ciracas, right?
Yes. The one in Ciracas, yes. We return
to
hopefully this will increasingly
also be medicine for me, right?
Contributing is cool, isn't it?
Yes. God willing. So it is true,
brothers and sisters, that miracles are
rare things not received by everyone.
Only servants of Allah who are lucky
enough receive this grace. One of them
is, um, our Muslim entrepreneur
resource person, our friend, Ustaz
Valentino Dinsi. If there is anything
you want to ask, you can SMS or
WhatsApp 0811999720, or you can also
call 845 1512. God willing, the
miracles experienced by Ustaz Valentino
Dinsi will also be part of the miracles
that occur in our long journey.
Certainly with its own notes, right.
Alright, we would also really like to
thank our friends in Sukabumi, Batam,
Semarang, Pontianak, and Banyuwangi.
One more in Palembang. Alright, we will
be back after this. Rasil TV, for a
unified Islam. Yes. Life is temporary,
illness is temporary, everything is
temporary. Stay with Ustaz Valentino
Dinsi, who has already shared regarding
the miracles that occur in this long
journey of our lives. And brothers and
sisters, several, um, Ustaz, several
have come in to offer prayers. Thank
you, and many hope that you will help
the community in entrepreneurship again
with health that has returned to prime
condition. Yes, for example, um,
unfortunately many servants of Allah
did not mention their names here, but
one of them says, "Ustaz,
assalamualaikum." I hope the illness
you are suffering from, Ustaz, does not
hinder you from continuing to do good
for the people, especially regarding
entrepreneurship. I can only pray for
your long life and, uh, what is this?
Oh, it is Dr. Lukman behind his name.
Thank you, Dr. Lukman, and all the
other friends as well. But, uh, we are
curious, you know.
Ustaz Valentino Dinsi, when something
happens, usually your soulmate or your
children are the ones who are more
anxious. Can you describe what they
were like?
As soon as the doctor called, "Ma'am,
the surgery is finished." Yes.
Heh.
Even though there was a problem with
the heart, she went limp. So when
even though this word, even though
Yes. So before entering the operating
room, the nurse said, "Ma'am, do you
want to say goodbye or kiss your
husband first?" Ah, she cried only then
.
She only started crying there. But I
said, "I am lucky to have a wife like
her; she is strong." When I went into
surgery, she just focused on our
children, my oldest one in Surabaya,
and my two children in college. "
Come on, pray Dhuha, pray for your
father, don't just do two rakaats."
Uh-huh.
Yes. So she remembers that when I
recovered, I often told my wife, "If I
get well, it means God has another
purpose."
For our mission. But if it ends, we
stop here, right? We don't know, right?
But if God heals me, I said, surely God
has a greater purpose for me, right? We
don't know what else God wants to
assign us to, right? I just maintain a
positive outlook. That is what I use
when chatting with employee friends; we
have revived the entrepreneurship
council for consultations with the
people. She is afraid and reminds me. "
I am afraid you were saved by God
because of your past investments."
We preached and did all sorts of things
for the people. "I am afraid God has
already repaid you.""
With the miracle yesterday, don't stop
now.""
Don't stop doing good; keep working so
that God's blessings continue to
increase." La in syakartum la
azidannakum. If we are grateful, God
will add more. That is why I try to
remember what I have done all this time
. And what activities I have carried
out so far. We keep reviving habits,
doing good, and performing deeds again.
So the deeds are cultivated again,
created again. Yes, even though one of
the biggest challenges is how to build
the economy of the people. I once
thought
he
yes, we have started, but I thought
this seems like building the people's
economy is just a utopia. Absurd.
Because it is difficult, the situation
is very heavy where the economy is
controlled by foreign capitalists and
so on.
On the other hand, the Muslim community
and the scholars, their leaders, aren't
united either, right? Even if the
protests are large,
7 million, 10 million, you know. But
when talking about the economy or other
things, they still spend their money
towards the red and blue, which is
tough. But indeed, when I studied it, I
was influenced by the fact that there
are so many Muslims. Yeah.
Yes. But the Muslim community's party
never wins.
Okay, let's pause for a moment because
there's a call coming in. Peace be upon
you.
And peace be upon you, and God's mercy
and blessings.
Hello, Miss. Who am I speaking with,
Miss?
Wait, let me turn down the radio first,
okay.
Okay, please go ahead with your
question. I can't hear you very well,
Yes. So, there was one time under the
Masyumi era, after that
it was over, right?
Yes. Yes, go ahead, Miss. Please.
Peace be upon you.
And peace be upon you. Yes, Miss.
Please go ahead.
I am Ibu Yohana,
from Tangerang.
Yes.
I heard Ustadz Valentino's story.
Yes, Ibu Yohana.
I...God willing, I will be more fearful
of Allah and more grateful.
Okay.
And I want to ask the Ustadz, are there
any Islamic boarding schools for the
elderly? Right now there are many
boarding schools
for young people. I am 73 years old.
Uh-huh.
So that there is someone to guide me.
How is it?
Yes. Alright, Ibu Yohana.
Alright, Ibu Yohana. Thank you.
Yes,
please go ahead.
So, I had an older adopted brother who
was the Dean of FKM UI, who created
BPJS.
Uh-huh. Who designed the BPJS model, we
once had a plan to create an Islamic
boarding school for the elderly,
something like they have in Japan.
If we look at those Japanese people,
when they get old, they just spend
their time traveling,
right. So we thought about building
that in Sukabumi, you know. So,
something like, uh, an orphanage of
sorts, but the model is a boarding
school for the elderly where they can,
uh, memorize the Quran or spend their
lives while learning religion too. It
was a thought, but the study my friends
did in Japan isn't finished yet, I
haven't received the report. But just
pray for it. Hopefully, yes. For
example, like yesterday I had a
training in, uh, the Sentul area there.
Uh-huh.
They have a nice resort. It turns out
those elderly people who have been cast
aside by their children have a lot of
money.
Uh-huh.
Right. They just live there and put
their money there, you know. The nurses
take care of them.
Uh-huh.
So if they get sick or anything, the
old couples just go traveling in
Sukabumi, in Bogor, just traveling. So
it seems the model is,
they hand over their wealth and are
taken care of continuously. Now, I just
imagine that we Muslims should really
have something like that, Ibu Yohana.
Yohana, this name is the same as my
grandmother's. My grandmother was
Yohanna Van Debur. My grandmother was
Dutch, you see. So, they should be
taken care of and looked after, but
also be spiritually tended to. So not
just their health, not just their
physical well-being,
but their spirituality too
must be guarded
and paid attention to. So, what you
said, we have thought about, and we
even modeled it; the one supporting
this was a friend, a dean at UI,
the Dean of the Faculty of Public
Health, but it hasn't been realized yet
to this day.
Well, the study isn't finished. We
already studied in Japan and such, and
indeed, most of those models in Japan
are specifically for seniors,
but there is no spiritual touch. That
is where we think about how to
integrate spirituality. So yes,
everything is attended to like that,
you know. Pray that hopefully, Ibu
Yohanna's words trigger me, stimulate
me to think and continue something I
discussed with friends a year ago.
Can you imagine, brothers and sisters,
if there was an Islamic boarding school
for the elderly, but they all lived in
the area
or it could be said, just for 1 week or
1 month only. Yeah.
Like that, right. Well, a month there.
Oh, so they are students for a month
then return to their families, that’s
possible. I think this would be an
interesting model. Indeed, it doesn't
exist in the world yet, does it?
Yes. Who knows, someone might be
listening and then help make all of
this a reality.
God willing.
I really want to greet Mbak Hani. Mbak
Hani says, "Peace be upon you, Ustaz."
Glory be to God. The difficult times
that were not easy to pass have gone by
. Hopefully, only health remains, Ustaz
. May God always provide His protection
and mercy. Then, here is another one
from an anonymous servant of God, Ustaz
Valentino Dinsi. My father happens to
need surgery, but he is full of fear. I
invited him to listen earlier.
Hopefully, my father is also full of
spirit because whatever happens is
surely the best for us. Yes.
What is the way to make my father brave
enough to move forward? Yes, because
his fear makes us afraid to make a
decision.
Yes. Well, just give him strength. I
remember when I wasn't this sick.
Indeed, when we are sick, it is the
best moment to return to God, right?
Our spirituality increases instantly. I
only have three practices, Mbak.
Yeah.
So, when I got this sick, I just read
that one. Qulhu,
qulhu ahad, Allah somad. That is Surah
al-Ikhlas. Yes.
But in the Quran, there is no name "
Surah al-Ikhlas." It is not there.
Not there.
Yeah. Qulhuallahu ahad Allah somad. It
turns out I once read in a hadith that
the writing of qulhuallahu ahad Allah
somad, that Surah al-Ikhlas, is on the
wings of angels.
Yeah.
That writing.
Yeah. And there was a companion, if I
am not mistaken, named Muad bin Jabal.
When he passed away, the throne of
Allah trembled. Yes.
Allah's throne shook, and the sky
darkened as thousands of angels
descended to welcome his soul. Even the
Messenger of Allah rushed to follow. He
didn't want to miss it. Do you know why
? Because one of the deeds of this
companion was his diligence in reciting
Qul Huwallahu Ahad, Allahussamad.
Yes. He made it a habit to recite it.
And also the Salawat, Allahumma sholli
ala Muhammad. Why is that? Allahu anzal
sakinah fi qulubil mukminin. It is
Allah who bestows peace into our hearts
. Yes, because anxiety comes from the
devil, alladzi yuwasswisu fi sudurinass
, minal jinnati wannas.
So, as a child, she really provides
strength. I can motivate myself, right?
And as I said before, I have an
extraordinary partner, my wife who
reminds me. I didn't want to have the
surgery at first.
I didn't want to be operated on. I was
scared of the surgery too. Oh, so it's
just like you, Mbak Hani, luckily my
wife is a doctor. I had tried this
alternative and that alternative. I
looked everywhere, even went to Cipanas
for treatment.
Yes.
Looking for a massage therapist
specializing in the heart, you know.
But she kept strengthening and
reminding me, saying just let it be.
That's why we need to have a righteous
partner.
That is what strengthens us. Having
children pray for their parents, being
prayed for by a wife, asking children
to pray so Allah opens the way.
Yes.
To remove the fear and for Allah to
make things easy, we also ask for
prayers from other friends; this is a
sophisticated era, after all.
I can just use WhatsApp, just tap and
send it to tens of thousands of people.
Yes.
We ask for forgiveness from friends,
Mbak, we accept it too, asking for
forgiveness for everything, that is
what we call effort. Effort. So, God
willing, don't take it lightly, and
don't be discouraged.
If it needs to be done, don't delay it.
Look at what the decision is. The
doctor's. Doctors can see things from a
...how should I say? From their
knowledge, right? Yes.
Yes. Through knowledge.
Yes. For example, like a
catheterization.
Yes. If I were to be scared, I'd be
scared. So, a catheterization is to
examine the condition of the heart
vessels. Yes.
I felt it was done by a professor, Sir.
They take it from the arm, right? From
this arm here, Mbak. The arm vessel.
Yes.
Yes. His experience is a 97%success
rate, with 3%failure.
Yes.
Three times they tried from the arm
vessel and failed.
So it had to be...
So I fell into that 3%failure rate.
Can you imagine? Yes.
Then finally, it was taken from the
groin.
Yes.
Entered from there. Taken from there.
Now, my friend, he focuses not on the
97%success.
The 3%.
He's afraid of that 3%. So does it
create fear? If I say, it's between our
efforts and trusting in Allah.
I try to find competent doctors, you
know. I had four doctors, four heart
specialists.
Hehe.
I was like, this, this. So that, uh,
the decision would be unanimous, right.
We make an effort, ask for prayers from
friends, relatives, companions, family,
and everything; it's all in God's hands
.
Yes.
Once that’s done, say bismillah, it
feels at ease.
Alright, let's continue to the WhatsApp
message from Rasyid. Rasyid sends his
regards, Ustaz. Ustaz, is it possible
to have a remote business consultation
with you? If so, how do I get in touch?
Yes, I used to do that. But, uh, I
can't handle it anymore.
Heh.
Yeah. Physically, I'm not strong, and
mentally, I'm not strong either. Like,
for instance, yesterday I was invited
to Natuna by an oil company. Yeah. I
turned it down, you know. I wasn't up
for it, going to Natuna from here to
Pekanbaru, then taking a smaller plane,
then land travel again.
Wow. This question is similar to the
one sent by Abu Izuddin in
Batam regarding the desire for a remote
consultation, right. Hopefully, as time
goes on, who knows, maybe some
tech-savvy friends can set up a
platform,
prepare, say, the YouTube channel and
everything; it's usually fine, but the
problems here are many.
If it happens, well, that problem needs
a team and everything, hopefully.
That’s what we don’t have yet.
Not in the near future, but maybe in
the long run, if there are friends who
can help. Next question from a servant
of God, starting with gratitude,
Alhamdulillah, Ustaz Valentino Dinsi. I
am also grateful and join in the prayer
that you stay healthy. My question is,
what went through your mind when it was
all over and it turned out to be a
miracle from God? Because if I'm not
mistaken, you said two people treated
at the same time passed away, right,
Ustaz? Yes.
Yes. Yeah. So, I uttered, what was it?
It came out spontaneously to my wife.
If God heals me,
heh
I said there must be a great purpose
God has for me. Yeah, if God ends it,
then it ends.
Heh.
Yeah. So, how do we show gratitude for
that blessing? By returning to
preaching and struggling in the path of
God. And thank God, my wife reminded me
of that too. "Come on, let's start
rebuilding from scratch." I truly have
to reorganize everything from zero.
Including the economy, from scratch,
practically everything stopped; all my
activities were stuck. I used to write
books.
That's why you call this your second
life.
Yes, I wrote 17 books back then. I
don't mean to boast, but when I still
had a publisher, a month would bring in
about 50 million, that's small, Pak,
easy money.
But when I got sick, everything just
stopped. Fortunately, we had savings
and assets back then. But now, we have
to start all over again.
thinking again, and thank God now I can
think, I can think about what else we
did in the past, right?
yes, so
I often say, if you have wealth and
that wealth runs out, right?
yeah
but don't be sad because you know the
knowledge to generate it. You know we
once had an income of 50 to 100 million
a month.
From what? How?
From what, how? We know it suddenly
became zero now.
But we know we once generated that. We
just need to review it again, go back,
while asking God again.
Yes, my wife keeps reminding me of that
, just ask God. Of course, I said we
never asked humans for anything in this
life,
just ask God.
God is the Provider, just ask Him. Yeah
.
My wife's family was scared because we
had three assets. "Just sell your house
here, here, and here, sell them.""You
have small children who need things,"
my wife just smiled, she didn't need to
answer them. We just stay calm, stay
calm. We have always asked God,
never asked humans. Even when cornered,
there is always a way out. That's why,
*wam yattaqillah yaj'al lahu makhrajan
wa yarzuqhu min haitsu la yahtasib*.
Whoever is pious to God and believes in
God, God will give him a way out of all
his life's problems. Given sustenance
from places never expected.
Sustenance from places not ex-
and I have felt that my whole life I
have always received sustenance from
unexpected places. Not from fixed
income. Because I worked, yes, I used
to work at Garuda, worked as an
assistant to the MPR chairman, and all
kinds of things. Yes. But I never had
enough money from those jobs.
But I always felt that God gave me more
in my life from*min haitsu la yahtasib*
, from what I never expected, the
unpredictable.
That amount was bigger than what
I earned as an employee or manager. It
was just average. That
the unpredictable one, right? That
larger part from the unpredictable,
even today I tell my wife, we are sick,
we aren't going anywhere, but the
sustenance comes on its own, it comes
to us.
Why are the scholars, the companions,
and the Messenger so calm? When Ibn
Qayyim was asked why he was so calm, he
said it was because I know two things:
first, my lifespan has already been
determined by God.
yeah
It is certain, it has been recorded in
the Preserved Tablet, the specific date
, month, year, and hour when we will
die. It’s certain, right? Yeah.
Second, the companions and the tabi'in
knew that sustenance would not be
swapped or taken by someone else.
Yeah
that makes us stay calm. Knowing we
will definitely die, let's do good
deeds for our death. You know our
provision won't be swapped with someone
else's, right? So, that's why they say
just do your best. The outcome is up to
Allah. That brings
our peace of mind. That's why it's
important to study our religion,
listening to Rasil and so on, it makes
our hearts certain and calm, right? If
we already have that peace, and we're
sure about our provision from Allah, we
can just be calm.
Yes.
What is there to be stressed about?
That's how it is.
Yes. Even though for some, that's not
oh, it's hard. It is not easy to reach
that level. It is not easy to have that
kind of faith. It doesn't happen in a
day or two. Here is a message from Mrs.
Ami, grateful to hear that Ustaz
Valentino has recovered. Hope you can
contribute to Rasil again.
Amen.
Prayers from all friends are certainly
many, from
Rasil listeners wherever you are. Thank
you very much. Here is another question
, again without a name.
Ustaz Valentino Dinsi. Miracles do come
without being asked or refused, but
they are surely in line with our good
deeds or give us the chance to do even
more. If I may ask, during your
critical moment, what crossed your mind
that you wanted to do but hadn't had
the chance to do yet? What was that?
Yes. For me, I know my expertise is
only in economics,
in the field of business.
Yes, if I remember, we want to
contribute to the Ummah, to this Da'wah
, to the nation of Indonesia. Even
though it's hard for me, I always think
far ahead. I have already plotted for
my five children, this one like this,
that one like that. Specifically for
the fourth one, I named him Muhammad
Ibrahim Abdurrahman. Muhammad and
Ibrahim, those two Prophets are in his
name.
I always pray for him, what? I ask, O
Allah, especially for this child. I ask
especially for this child. I ask that
You marry him to a descendant of the
Prophet.
Marry him to the Prophet's lineage.
Yes. And make him and his descendants
supporters of Al-Mahdi.
Yes.
Yes. We ask Allah for that. Yes, life
is short, it won't be long, what lasts
long is in the hereafter. Yeah.
That's why do good deeds, do good deeds
, do good deeds. Do good deeds, do good
deeds for the afterlife. The world is
only for a while. My expertise is only
in the economy. I have an obsession
with how the economy...even though I
said earlier it's hard, it's hard
facing this situation. Then I said, I
wasn't finished earlier. It's about how
I see that what is considered a
successful economy of the Ummah was
during the SDI era, the Islamic Trade
Union.
Yeah.
Right? Host Cokro Aminoto.
Yes.
But I also encountered a story that the
Islamic Trade Union was also
established by the Chinese.
Yeah.
That's why this Ustaz, Brother Mansur
Suryanegara, he is the one who can
answer this. Is it true that the
Islamic Trade Union was founded and
financed by the Chinese? Yeah.
Yes. So, it's tough. I don't know.
Honestly, I wrote a book on building a
mosque-based economy. The modeling is
already done. But because I was sick, I
haven't had the chance to implement it.
I don't know, sometimes...
Where do I start, O Allah, what should
I do? It's up to Allah; we only ask
Allah, right? At the very least, in my
words...I called to meet Sandi Uno and
said, "San, Ustaz, when you were still
deputy governor, I gave you this
message.""You have to make 50 people as
rich as you are; don't just be the only
one who's rich.""It's useless if we
become deputy governor, and perhaps
later become vice president." Yes.
How can these people side with the
Ummah? So, it makes us people who
contribute to the Ummah. Like John F.
Kennedy said, don't ask what your
country can do for you, but what you
can do for your country. Don't ask what
you can get from Islam. But what
contribution can you make to the Ummah?
Yes.
Well, I feel what I'm doing—building
the Ummah's mosque-based economy—
sometimes I feel I haven't found a
partner yet. Yes.
And I haven't met the right people. So
if it's just a Valentino doing it, who
doesn't have money, has average energy,
and limited staff, it's definitely
tough.
Yeah.
But I just have the faith. Someday,
Allah will surely send someone.
If we find a figure like that, it would
be really cool.
True. Yes. That's why I used to hope
for two people I knew well. One was
Sandi Uno, and the other was Khairul
Tanjung. Yeah.
But it turns out, hopes just remained
hopes. Maybe not from the others either
.
Not yet. That's why I even thought, if
that's not the case, I'll create it
myself.
Like that.
So we really do need people like
Abdurrahman bin Auf.
Yeah.
Or like Utsman bin Affan, whose money
just flows and flows.
Yes. Then...
All of that for the Ummah. How
Abdurrahman bin Auf donated for the
Ummah. Once he donated, one act of
charity was 46 billion.
One act of charity, 46 billion. Not
just once, but many times, right? Now,
I think those are the figures we don't
have. Meanwhile, to move the Ummah's
economy, we need large capital.
Yeah. And you can't just rely on small
collections or crowdfunding; that won't
work. It can't be done. So there really
must be one big figure, a person I say
is someone whose love is for the
afterlife...
but Allah entrusted him with...
extraordinary wealth that he uses for
da'wah and for Islam. In my words, with
that, he is buying his own heaven.
Yes.
Well, it has to be taken to the
afterlife; it's like buying a ticket to
heaven, right?
So, you could almost say this is
homework for you, Ustadz.
Homework for me, homework.
Yes, it must be strived for so it can
be answered, right? Uh-huh.
Yes. Yeah. That's why I met with my
friends from the GNPF and everything.
It's tough, I said, if we walk like
this.
Uh.
Like picking up sticks, one by one. But
it has to be, it has to be started.
Started. I don't know where it leads.
But I just put my hope in Allah alone.
Hopefully, Allah sends—I say, "O
Allah, send me the funds, the
facilities, the infrastructure, and the
people who will help me uphold Your
words."
Yes.
It can't be done alone. So, there
really has to be—that's why back in
212, in 2016, right?
Uh.
After that, two weeks later we gathered
at the Sofyan Hotel.
Yes.
And finally, I was elected as the
deputy chairman of the 212 Sharia
Economic Council.
Who was the chairman? That world
belonged to Habib Rizieq and the others
, Ustadz Bastian Nasid, and the Kyai
and scholars. I said at that time, I
told our Muslim community, and also to
friends in general back in '98, '99.
Uh-huh. Do we, the Muslim community,
have a blueprint for 5, 10, 15, 20, 50,
100, 200 years ahead? What would that
blueprint look like? How is the roadmap
, what are the milestones? There isn't
one. I said, "I have gone around to all
the Islamic leaders; it doesn't exist.
We are each just thinking about
ourselves."
H.
Now, after 212 at the Sofyan Hotel, I
said, "Ustadz, all my friends, the Kyai
, we must create a task force. A task
force for who handles the economy, who
handles politics, technology, education
, and social culture. So a task force
must be formed to divide those roles so
they can be measured and monitored in a
year, 2 years, 5, 10, 15, 20, so the
progress is visible." To this day, it
doesn't exist.
A team will be formed, God willing,
from a circle of people who care just
as much as you do, Ustadz.
That is, that is important.
God willing, yes. But we just put our
hope in Allah, right?
Because if we just walk on our own,
there's no small team, and it can't be
measured, Pak Nunin.
So I said, in the end, it just becomes
a utopia, just like our dreams.
Yeah. But everyone is allowed to dream;
it must get going, that's why someone
has to start, right? I'll just start
first; where it ends is Allah's
business, right?
Yes. Yes, so many people are praying
for Ustadz Valentino Dini in the
WhatsApp messages here in my hand, on
this gadget. Hopefully, Ustadz will
truly recover and be fit again, to help
the entrepreneurial study group (
Majelis Taklim Wirausaha) grow and
develop even more. We will
to conclude the amazing miracle that
has recently been a part of Ustaz
Valentin Odinsi's thoughts and feelings
.
Yes. I am reminded of the Prophet's
hadith, the Prophet said "man roal
munkaran"
whoever sees evil—and there is evil
everywhere now—
yes, indeed, there is a lot of it. "
falyughair biyadihi," change it with
your hands, with authority, with power.
That is why I say it must be divided.
Who handles politics? Who handles the
economy? Who handles politics?
Technology, it must be divided; this
ummah must be divided. That role must
be divided, "failam yastati." If you
are not capable, "fabil lisan," use
your tongue to speak.
Heh.
If you have authority, use your
authority. I can speak through the
radio, through our writings, we speak.
"Faillamati fabiqolbi." If you still
cannot speak, if you are unable to
speak, just use your heart. "
Walikafulan" that is the weakest. But
yes, at a minimum
at a minimum, to all viewers and
listeners, let us pray that Allah
provides a solution, shows a way; I am
at a stage where I don't know what to
do.
Heh.
Yes, for the economic status of the
ummah, if we just walk alone like this
with limited capital and limited people
, that's a dream. It can't work;
something big must be done. As the
saying goes, "Al-haqqu bila nidham
yaghlibu al-batil bin nidham"—
falsehood that is structured and
organized
well and neatly will
be able to defeat truth and goodness
that is unorganized. Now, look at the
Muslim community today, despite our
potential, how many millions? 10
million, let's say, or 7 million before
.
Yes. Then our total population as
Indonesians is 262 million. 87.2%are
Muslim, 227 million Muslims. But we
seem powerless, powerless in every
field, in everything.
And the further we go, the more it is
felt.
Even more. That is why, because we are
moving individually,
we need great people, great figures who
are trusted by all, and they must have
teams with capital and everything
needed; if I were a tailor, for
instance.
Heh.
It turns out that when I try to "sew"
from an economic perspective with my
limitations, it feels heavy; it is
truly heavy. It is heavy. Hopefully,
this is a kind of call, a call for my
friends listening to my voice; indeed,
this cannot be done alone. It must be
structured, neat, and supported by all
the abilities we possess.
Yes. At a minimum, pray, everyone, at a
minimum, your prayers. Hopefully, Allah
gives us leaders who are truly in love
with Allah and His Messenger,
in love with the community, the nation,
and the country, and who can use the
power granted to them to draw closer to
Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala. Yes, our
homework is still long and far off. We
are already in the end times. We must
just begin; at a minimum, send your
prayers, slip them in between our
prayers. Prayers for our leaders, and
for our brothers and sisters. I think,
God willing. Okay, thank you Ustaz
Valentin Odinsi for taking the time to
share with us all.
To all brothers and sisters wherever
you are. Once again, if our lifespan is
already determined and our provision
will not be interchanged, then there is
no need to worry or fret about things
that make it easier for us to move
forward. And the miracle experienced by
Ustaz Valentino Dinsi during the
process of, uh, the onset of his heart
condition is also a miracle and a
blessing bestowed by Allah upon His
servants through His mercy, and it is
also because those who receive it are
the chosen ones. Hopefully, Ustaz
Valentino Dinsi's longing to be able to
revive the economy of the Ummah, even
with the support that is so greatly
hoped for from people out there, could
include one of them, perhaps those of
you who are currently with us now. Let
us struggle together. Hopefully, Ustaz
Valentino Dinsi's longing to realize
this can truly be achieved. Billahi
taufik wal hidayah. Wassalamualaikum
warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. I H Berasil
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