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Description: Tausiyah Siang Al-Baqarah : 61 Pada Hari Selasa, 16 Oktober 2018.

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Tausiyah Siang Al-Baqarah : 61 Pada Hari Selasa, 16 Oktober 2018.

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Rasil TV for one Islam. Radio
Silaturahim and Rasil Visual for one
Islam. Thank you, brothers and sisters,
for still being with us on the 720 AM
frequency or on the Rasil TV YouTube
channel. And for those still listening,
you are still with me, Mr. Ahmad, and
Ustaz Umar Rasyid Hasan during today's
midday sermon. And brothers and sisters
, we are live, still discussing the
theme of "blessings misused," an
interpretation of Ibn Kathir, Surah
Al-Baqarah verses 57 to 61. Earlier,
the Ustaz already explained the
connection regarding the many blessings
that Allah bestowed upon the children
of Israel.
Then he compared it to the Indonesian
nation today, Ustaz. Yes.
Yes.
What is the correlation, Ustaz, with
our theme, "blessings misused"?
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious
, the Most Merciful. The correlation
between the blessings that Allah the
Almighty bestowed upon the children of
Israel and their misuse of those
blessings in their lives. The
correlation with our country today,
that is actually the problem. Why does
the Indonesian nation, to whom Allah
has granted so many blessings—such as
the vast number of islands compared to
other countries, and the soil fertility
from Sabang to Merauke that other
nations do not possess—not manage
them in a, let's say, mature way?
Managed with a sense of ownership, so
to speak? So that we could manage it
ourselves, independently. If we look
back at the past, if the nation's
children managed this diverse natural
wealth independently. It feels like
this country would not possibly go
bankrupt. It would be impossible for
our finances to be controlled by the
IMF, for example. Impossible. If the
children of this nation managed the
natural wealth themselves, in other
words, this country would not be
dependent on other countries. Because
we have our own country, we could set
our own prices, and we could enjoy the
results ourselves from the various
types of crops that grow in this
country. Now, therefore, regardless of
the state of our country today, how
high is the dollar now?
Over 15,000.
Over 15,000, the dollar is now over
15,000. How do we overcome the economic
downturn in our country today? For us
Muslims, actually, as long as the
leaders of this country are willing to
return to normalizing the economy.
Manage this country personally,
independently. Manage the agriculture
from Sabang to Merauke. Independently.
In terms of agriculture, there are
clearly legumes, and various varieties
of rice, right. Then we have root
vegetables. Then what is it that
Indonesia doesn't have? Everything is
in Indonesia. The Portuguese came here
with a mission. The British came here
with a mission. Even those other
countries came with a mission. The
Dutch, who were here for 350 years,
brought a mission. What was their
mission? They only wanted to extract
the spices. These spices were not
possessed by their own countries. If
this were managed independently, my God
, it wouldn't take long for this
country's economy to rise again. I
truly believe that. Give farmers the
freedom to plant their rice. Give them
the freedom to sell their produce
without being pressured. With prices
set for them. Right? So that this
wealth circulates among certain circles
, when it should be circulating among
the farmers, as the Arabic saying goes,
al-fallahu sayyidul bilad wa malikuhul
haqiqi. Farmers are the masters of the
land and the true owners of wealth
because they are the ones who work the
soil. Well, now it's not like that.
Prices are manipulated, produce is
manipulated, they are force-fed
fertilizers that are such a burden,
right? Farmers end up in debt even from
their own harvests. Ah, this is a major
problem that is being experienced, to
be resolved from that problem. For us
Muslims, we feel that this blessing
from Allah SWT must be preserved, must
be guarded by what? By being managed
independently.
And of course, not misused.
And not misused. And in fact, yes, as
the title mentioned, this is a blessing
that is being misused—an
extraordinary blessing. Do not let it
be misused. We must be grateful for
this great blessing. Once again, do not
let it be misused, or else what happens
to this country? It is given to other
countries. It is as if, no, not as if.
The evidence shows it is so. Are we
unable to manage it? Actually, we can
manage it. Therefore, if we want the
national economy to return to normal,
then let the children of the Indonesian
nation themselves manage the millions,
if not billions, of hectares of land
owned by our farmers, giving them the
freedom to plant whatever they want.
Let the results be controlled by the
government. Please collaborate with the
farmers, and even make the farmers the
masters of this country, right? Not
like what is happening now. Indonesia's
wealth is given to other countries,
right? This country's wealth is being
thoroughly exploited. So, if we want to
return to normal, return to the
abundant produce of this land, which
makes other countries so—oh, they are
incredibly envious of our country. They
are envious. When the Ustadz went to
London recently, what we drank and what
we ate—they consume many spices,
especially pepper nowadays. Because of
the cold there, with pepper entering
the body, it warms them up. And I have
tasted it myself; it turns out that
when tea or coffee is mixed with pepper
, or food is seasoned with pepper, the
body becomes warm, and the warmth is
felt for hours, not just for a moment.
That is why they are so eager to drain
Indonesia's spices to their countries
until they can sell them elsewhere,
until they can build dikes to keep the
sea from flooding the Netherlands. That
is the result of what is ours. So, once
again, if we want this country's
economy to return to normal, let us as
the nation's children realize we must
manage our own abundant resources. How
do we start this to normalize our
economy? For me, I am certainly not a
nationally recognized economic observer
. We are just thinkers at the local
level, let’s say small-town thinkers.
Even if our thoughts aren't
expert-level, if the public wants to
return the economy to normal, it’s
not wrong for us to offer these ideas.
As a child of this nation, I have the
right to think, don't I? My thought is
that we should resolve our economic
contracts with foreign countries.
Resolve these economic contracts with
foreign entities because they are truly
strangling the people of Indonesia. For
example, regarding the auto industry,
just finish it according to the
contract. Once the contract expires, we
take control of it ourselves. How long
will that take? Until the new normal is
achieved. When the time is up, we end
their contracts and manage things
ourselves. The same applies to Freeport
. Once the contract is finished, we
take over management ourselves. The
same goes for Caltex and other
companies managing our marine resources
, like the corned beef industry that
uses tuna, and Indonesian tuna is
number one in the world. It’s
powerful. This country is
extraordinarily wealthy because we have
17,000 islands, and between these
islands live various types of
incredibly valuable fish. Unlike
countries that do not have such an
archipelago. We have such vast islands
and such vast lakes. Allahu Akbar.
Those are the kinds of thoughts coming
from the nation’s children. Resolve
foreign economic contracts; once their
allotted time is up, we manage them
ourselves. This will build up our
economy. We have experts, after all. In
fact, our Indonesian technology experts
are widely utilized by other countries.
Germany utilizes our experts in
technology, IT, and aviation. Japan
does the same, and so does the UK,
using our talents. Let’s gather our
technology experts—whether they
specialize in clothing, food, housing,
livestock, or agriculture—anything
God has provided from the land to be
researched and developed by these
experts. It would be powerful.
Extraordinary. If that happens in our
country and is realized by all elements
of this nation, from the government
down to the grassroots level, then God
willing, Indonesia's economy will be
glorious again in the near future. Even
the Rupiah will increase in value.
Let’s look and learn from Turkey.
Turkey was once a country with a deeply
collapsed economy. But after two terms
of Erdogan's administration, the
country is now one the world considers
most. Turkey now ranks as the 16th
largest economy in the world. How did
he address the economic ruin at that
time? Erdogan returned all power to his
country. He returned all elements of
economic resources to the nation so
that it became self-reliant. Once
self-reliant, even countries outside
Turkey began requesting products from
Turkey. We could be like that. Why not?
This country actually already has too
many experts. It is just that perhaps
their political policies are far from
us. But one day, this country will be
led by, let's say, a fair leader who is
wise and patient regarding the economic
decline and other policies that seem
not to favor the people. In time, God
willing, Indonesia will have many
technology experts who can restore our
national glory, especially in terms of
the economy. God knows best.
Very well, Ustaz. This is taken from
the Quran, Surah Al-Baqarah, verses 57
and 61.
Now, what did the Children of Israel do
at that time, Ustaz? To the point that
it is said they abused Allah's
blessings.
Well, actually, when Allah gave them
such diverse blessings, they instead
showed reluctance toward Allah's
commands. Allah ordered them to enter
Palestine, into Baitul Maqdis. They
instead refused and would not enter it.
They only entered the outskirts while
mocking Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. What
was their mockery? In the
interpretation, when Allah commanded "
Hittah,"(saying) "hittatun naghfir
lakum khatayakum," right? "Hittah"
there means "enter with humility.""
Hittah" means with a sense of humility,
reverence, and begging for forgiveness
from Allah. What did they change? They
changed the word "hittah" to "hintah.""
Hintah.""Hintah.""Handalah," if I am
not mistaken. That is a type of food,
what is it called? Like wheat, you know
. They mocked the word of Allah with
that term. They changed the phrase "
wadkhulu hittatun naghfir lakum,"
replacing "hittah" with "hintah," if I
am not mistaken. "Handalah," if I am
not mistaken. So, they changed Allah's
command into a word about food. That
was the word for a type of food that
they changed it to. Even in their
actions, Allah had sheltered them with
what was mentioned earlier? With clouds
of such magnificent quality. Allah gave
them what with ease? Food in the form
of "mann" sent down from the heavens,
which no other nation ever experienced.
Then Allah also provided "salwa" with
ease, birds that were tame as a
blessing for them. Yet they changed it.
They even said these blessings were not
enough for us. Please, Musa, ask your
Lord for what we need. Even though if
you look at the quality of the manna,
salwa, and the clouds compared to what
they wanted, like garlic and leeks.
Garlic, leeks, and onions were higher
quality provisions that God initially
gave, but they were changed by the
people themselves. What happened? That
was the transition from blessings of
higher quality to blessings of lower
quality than the original ones. It does
not mean that the garlic, onions, or
the types of legumes mentioned were not
beneficial for the body, but when
compared to God's initial provisions,
God's original command would have been
much more pleasurable for the Children
of Israel. Yet, they did not act that
way. Instead, they changed it based on
their own desires. God knows best.
It seems it is not only Surah
Al-Baqarah that discusses the Children
of Israel; there are so many surahs
that cover stories of the Children of
Israel, describing them as betrayers,
rebels, and so on.
Yes.
Now, they are repeatedly classified as
a people who misuse blessings or even
deny those blessings, right, Ustaz? How
should we view such a personality,
Ustaz? Because this keeps happening
repeatedly, as recounted in the Qur'an.
Yes, the repetition of information in
the Noble Qur'an regarding the
existence of the community of the
Children of Israel is because, in the
past, they were a group whose
intellects were truly favored by Allah
Subhanahu wa ta'ala. But not in the
present day. Exegesis scholars say
their intellects were prioritized for
their time, not for the current era.
Not in the present time. However,
despite that, they may still possess,
let's say, remnants of the genius that
God once granted them. So, in any era
they live, it seems there are always
gaps for them to rebel, stemming from
their own genius. And indeed, what is
the purpose of the repeated information
in the Qur'an? It is for us to respond
to their condition and ensure we do not
become like them. This is what is most
important. So, the existence of
repeated information in the Qur'an is
for what purpose? It is a lesson for us
that there exists a nation, you see.
There is a nation that God created, and
God says their nature is like that. So,
God repeatedly recounts their condition
in the Qur'an for our lesson. For our
caution so that in life, we as the
followers of Muhammad do not adopt
their character. God knows best.
Alright, viewers, before we discuss
further, or is there anything else,
Ustaz, before we take a break?
No. God willing. Alright, since we will
take a break before delving deeper into
Surah Al-Baqarah verses 57 to 61, we
also invite viewers who wish to send
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return to discussing Surah Al-Baqarah
on the theme of misused blessings, we
will first listen to the following
nasyid.