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0:19 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 0:21 and blessings. How are you, Brother 0:23 Nuim? 0:23 And peace be upon you, and Allah's 0:25 mercy and blessings. When I hear 0:27 you coughing like that, it reminds me 0:29 that it's almost 0:30 spring, the season of flowers in 0:31 Australia, many people are coughing and 0:33 sneezing. Not coughing, but sneezing. 0:35 Sneezing, yes. 0:37 With tears coming out. 0:39 Tears shed not because of sadness, not 0:41 because of joy, but because there are 0:43 so many plant pollens floating about. 0:47 Well, this is spring. Now, this is 0:49 interesting. 0:50 There is one interesting thing. 0:51 What is it, Brother? Allah Subhanahu wa 0:54 ta'ala says in the Qur'an that wind was 0:56 apparently also created to carry pollen 1:01 from the male side to the female side; 1:03 this was only discovered about 200 1:05 years ago. But the Qur'an had already 1:08 stated this in the 7th century. 1:12 This is what is truly extraordinary, 1:13 that among the duties of the wind, 1:15 there is "rihah." The "rihah" mentioned 1:20 , because the wind is mentioned 29 1:22 times in 27 verses in the Qur'an, and 1:25 among them is to pollinate 1:29 plants. Apparently, these plants also 1:32 have sexes. There are males and there 1:34 are females. But it was only known to 1:37 mankind after the study of biology and 1:39 botany. Whereas the Qur'an, which was 1:44 revealed to an illiterate person named 1:46 Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam in 1:48 the 7th century, already spoke about 1:50 this matter. Subhanallah. Subhanallah. 1:53 Subhanallah. 1:54 Subhanallah. That is truly 1:55 extraordinary. But what is happening 1:59 today, it seems the smoke occurring 2:01 after the extraordinary earthquake 2:02 disaster, fires in several places, I 2:04 don't know if the smoke reached 2:06 Australia because of the cold in 2:07 Australia that reaches here. What is 2:12 happening, Brother? Look, in Malaysia, 2:14 hundreds of schools are closed, and is 2:16 this intentional burning or El Nino 2:18 fires, or how is it that it keeps 2:20 repeating and there are even suspects? 2:22 It's funny if it's like this, Brother 2:24 Nuim. Look, there are also 87 souls who 2:27 are victims of the disasters that 2:29 occurred. This is the earthquake in NTT 2:32 . What is Allah's reminder regarding 2:34 the life journey of this nation? How is 2:36 it, Brother? 2:38 The problem is 2:40 if we are truly honest with ourselves 2:41 and we acknowledge 2:44 science, then in the Qur'an, there is 2:46 the word "dukhan." 2:48 Hmm. 2:48 Yes, "dukhan" is actually smoke. But 2:51 nowadays, perhaps in the Middle East, " 2:53 dukhan" is more often interpreted as 2:55 cigarettes. So when Allah, they say, 2:58 Allah looked at the universe, at that 3:00 time it was in the form of "dukhan," in 3:02 the form of smoke. 3:05 Whereas in modern science, 3:08 in this 21st century, it is said that 3:11 previously it was not "dukhan" but 3:13 nebula (mist/fog). What is the 3:15 difference between mist and "dukhan"? 3:17 Yeah. 3:17 So it shows that in the 7th century, 3:19 the Qur'an spoke about smoke. In the 3:22 21st century, science speaks about 3:24 nebula, which means the same thing: 3:26 that initially, this world or the 3:28 universe existed in the form of "dukhan 3:30 ," as smoke. But the smoke happening 3:33 right now 3:35 causes, at the very least, in media 3:37 reports in Australia, 3:39 as if there is 3:41 something hidden behind it. It means 3:44 there are circles or individuals 3:46 funding others to carry out these 3:47 burnings. Because they themselves don't 3:50 want to do it for fear of getting 3:52 caught. So they hire them, it is said. 3:54 So this is not just 3:56 the act of ordinary people where a 3:58 forest fire happens unexpectedly, Karl. 4:02 Some are actually investigating this; 4:04 they say there is money being provided, 4:06 and this needs to be tracked down. This 4:09 is stated in media reports in Australia 4:11 regarding these forest fires, because 4:13 the impact is not only on Indonesia but 4:15 also on our neighboring countries. It 4:19 is a pity for them. We might say, "Yes, 4:23 I cannot do anything because these are 4:25 forests burning," but forests don't 4:27 just burn by themselves, as we know how 4:29 forest fires happen. Those fires are 4:34 happening in the United States right 4:35 now as well. They are also happening in 4:39 Europe, in Italy, in Greece, 4:41 and everywhere. But why is there a 4:44 spotlight on Indonesia that there might 4:46 be a hidden agenda, that there are 4:48 wealthy circles who allegedly 4:49 intentionally started it, yet they act 4:51 as if they are washing their hands of 4:52 it? 4:55 Yes. They no longer feel involved, but 4:58 they say 4:59 so this perhaps needs to be 5:01 investigated as well. So it shouldn't 5:02 be like 5:03 a bamboo fence; we investigate but then 5:06 we forget, we just let it go. 5:08 This cannot be; this must 5:11 yes, this must be investigated 5:12 thoroughly because it happens every 5:14 year and it is very disastrous. This is 5:17 very dangerous. It is also dangerous to 5:20 the indigenous people, the residents in 5:22 those places who have been there for 5:24 years, for generations, who have been 5:25 there for who knows how long. Suddenly, 5:29 fires are happening now, which is truly 5:32 painful and actually shameful for us as 5:34 well. Painful, and as said earlier, the 5:38 smoke can also cause health problems 5:40 for the people affected. 5:42 True. The smoke doesn't have a passport 5:45 or ID, it travels everywhere, that's 5:47 what, ah, brother. 5:51 Yes, the smoke of battle seems to have 5:53 decreased in Iran, but the smoke of war 5:55 turmoil is coming in other ways after 5:57 American aircraft carriers run low on 5:59 supplies. A strategy for Iran in facing 6:03 war against Middle Eastern countries as 6:05 well. What is happening with the 6:09 consideration of American military 6:11 assets in Europe that will trigger more 6:13 Iranian battles, even wider escalation, 6:15 and what about Trump's threats? But in 6:21 the midst of that, there is another 6:22 maneuver when Erdogan makes a move by 6:24 issuing an arrest warrant for Netanyahu 6:26 . How do you see this, brother? 6:31 This is interesting, because why? 6:34 Because we remember Trump very 6:35 arrogantly, 6:38 with great pride saying he would 6:39 annihilate. 6:41 H 6:42 This, this doesn't make sense, right? 6:45 This civilization wants to be destroyed 6:47 . 6:49 That Iran will no longer exist, it will 6:51 no longer be on the face of the earth, 6:53 but it didn't succeed. Now, it is being 6:57 done from the perspective of wanting to 6:59 do things, they say, that will make 7:01 Iran economically, economic sanctions 7:03 will make Iran truly 7:05 extraordinarily suffer, they say, truly 7:08 extraordinary, all of it is 7:09 extraordinary, but it was not achieved. 7:11 Because now it is admitted. 7:14 If we look at Ukraine, Ukraine says yes 7:16 , we can no longer get American Patriot 7:18 missiles because America is apparently 7:20 running low; many were used for 7:22 destruction, not Iran. So the strategy 7:25 has changed. But we haven't forgotten 7:28 what was once said, that Iran's 7:30 civilization would be wiped out. A 7:33 civilization that is so old, that once 7:35 truly defeated Rome and Byzantium, they 7:37 wanted to but couldn't. Now, how do 7:39 they want to do it? It is being done 7:42 with these economic sanctions. Because 7:46 America is currently still freezing, 7:48 reportedly up to 12 billion dollars of 7:50 Iranian assets, frozen since the first 7:52 time America, one could say, imposed a 7:54 freeze on Iran. Now, because they did 7:59 not succeed 7:59 in terms of 8:01 warfare with weapons, they are now 8:03 using economic weapons. 8:04 So, Iran, well, this America keeps 8:07 changing constantly. We can no longer 8:10 hold onto them—if you hold a buffalo 8:12 by its rope, this Trump cannot be held; 8:14 none of his words are true. 8:16 Yes, this is very shameful and Iran is 8:19 now becoming fiercer. 8:21 We start thinking about what makes Iran 8:23 fiercer; some say perhaps they have 8:25 already said, what can we do, we have 8:27 nothing left. If it is destroyed once, 8:29 it is even more destroyed. 8:31 So once means it's over, it's dead. 8:33 They will no longer say they are doing 8:35 this or that. But there is also a 8:39 possibility they might have armaments 8:41 capabilities of such a nature that are 8:43 perhaps known by Iran's opponents, but 8:44 they don't want to reveal it to 8:46 humanity. Afraid of causing, perhaps, 8:51 worry and so on. That is why Iran is 8:53 now threatening 8:56 countries—if in the past, countries 8:58 that provided facilities for nuclear 9:00 means, American weapon facilities. 9:03 Would be attacked, like the Emirates 9:05 and others, Kuwait, Jordan, even Saudi 9:07 Arabia. Not now. Whoever, says Iran, 9:12 joins in with the sanctions threatened 9:14 by America against Iran, then Iran will 9:16 retaliate. Yes, we do hear, yes, China 9:21 and Russia have, but that is perhaps 9:24 just diplomatic lip service, right? 9:28 That diplomatic lip service shows that 9:30 they cannot be easily controlled by the 9:31 United States. But this also raises the 9:35 question of what on earth does Iran 9:37 possess, 9:40 a country, well, one could say its 9:42 population is nearly 100 million. But 9:45 what does Iran have, having been 9:47 crushed and boycotted since 1979? Even 9:54 though Ayatollah Khamenei said he would 9:56 not permit Iran to use nuclear weapons. 10:01 This 10:04 Yes, this is in accordance with the 10:05 rules in Islam, meaning a kind of code 10:08 of conduct for warfare in Islam. Do not 10:13 let children, women, the elderly, 10:15 people who are worshipping, people who 10:17 —do not let all of these become 10:19 victims. Maybe that is the intention. 10:23 And this is perhaps not very pleasant 10:25 for people 10:27 Yeah. 10:27 The West, how come in war there is this 10:29 possibility? Because we see what is 10:32 happening in Gaza right now. 10:36 This, this is a criminal even more evil 10:38 than Netanyahu, actually. So perhaps 10:42 it's also necessary to ask for some 10:44 kind of police red card because he said 10:50 He said, this Ben-Gvir said that Israel 10:52 should be killing at least between 35 10:54 to 40 people in Gaza every single day. 10:59 Every single day, regardless of whether 11:01 they are big, small, old, young, poor, 11:03 or rich, it doesn't matter. Right. 11:05 But people are okay with it. Take, for 11:09 example, the issue of one of the 11:11 Australian aid workers who was killed 11:15 by Israel in Gaza. 11:17 And now Israel says, "Oh, there is no 11:19 one to prosecute." Ah, yes. Australia 11:22 is very angry, but what can they do? 11:26 Australia simply cannot do anything 11:28 because even America cannot, is unable 11:30 to do a single thing to reprimand, to, 11:32 yes, to reprimand, to stop, or perhaps 11:35 to forbid Israel; they cannot do a 11:37 thing. This is the country that— 11:40 that's why I use the title in my book, 11:42 "Debunking Israel's Invincibility." 11:45 Israel is invincible, but we must wait 11:47 for the day of reckoning. Mm-hmm. 11:50 Because Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala said, 11:52 "Indeed, for the Children of Israel, We 11:54 promised that in time, retribution 11:56 would come upon them." 11:58 Yes, this is extraordinary. But this 12:02 sacrifice from Gaza has caused the 12:04 political map in America to shift 12:06 remarkably. Bang Nuim surely sees how 12:12 candidates in the primary elections are 12:14 being won by many who support Palestine 12:16 , so AIPAC is scratching their heads. 12:22 But there is a new movement led by Jack 12:23 Leng in America that seems to be 12:25 challenging Islamophobia even more 12:27 broadly. And what is happening in the 12:31 Western hemisphere? Bang Nuim, how do 12:33 you see it? 12:35 We see it in Dearborn. 12:37 This is happening; finally, it is not 12:39 just Muslims who are involved, 12:42 but right-wing groups wearing crosses 12:44 are also coming down. Now, isn't that 12:47 strange? Right. 12:49 What is being attacked is actually what 12:51 the Muslim community calls what is 12:52 known as Islamophobia. Now, the word 12:55 phobia 12:56 is something that Bung Karno used to 12:58 use as well. This phobia, 13:01 it actually means fear without reason. 13:03 Oh, 13:04 so this is fear without reason. Yes, 13:08 they say Islamophobia is a feeling of 13:10 fear towards Islam, but they don't know 13:12 what it is they fear. Right. 13:15 So, in the past, there was a scholar 13:17 named C.A. 13:19 He wrote about terrorism issues, 13:23 and he said that America cannot do much 13:25 . Because why? Whenever America, for 13:30 example, during the Second World War, 13:32 tried to tell the Nazis, to tell Hitler 13:34 , 13:36 about what they were doing to the 13:37 Jewish nation and people. 13:39 H 13:41 eh, rumor has it that Hitler, or his 13:43 subordinates, or his henchmen, told 13:44 America, "What about what you did to 13:46 the Indians?" 13:49 It is the same with Israel right now. 13:52 When Israel is reprimanded by America, 13:54 "Don't do such things to the 13:55 Palestinian people." They say, "What 13:59 about what you did to the Indians?" 14:02 They gave the Indians smallpox blankets 14:04 . You wiped out the bison. The bison is 14:08 an animal like a buffalo in America, 14:10 whose skin and meat were used by the 14:12 indigenous Indian tribes for food. 14:15 Meanwhile, its skin was made into 14:17 blankets and teepees. A teepee is a 14:19 kind of tent. 14:20 So, during winter, they could take 14:21 shelter. Eventually, they were all 14:23 wiped out. Completely wiped out. They 14:26 no longer had a source for blankets or 14:28 food. America then provided, uh, 14:31 blankets. Now, these blankets had 14:34 apparently been infected with germs, 14:36 diseases that had never been known in 14:38 America by the Indian tribes before. 14:41 So they were reminded, "Hey, don't you 14:43 dare criticize what we are doing to the 14:45 Palestinian people." Israel said, "What 14:47 have you done? You gave us the example 14:50 of how to treat indigenous people, just 14:52 as you treated your indigenous people, 14:54 the Indian tribes, 14:56 and this America." There is even a 15:00 story that is funny, but interesting. 15:03 When the Vietnam War happened, 15:05 it was said that America did not know 15:07 who was Viet Cong and who was not. 15:09 Oh. 15:10 Then someone said this, "Let's hold a 15:13 show with an outdoor movie screen.""So, 15:16 they set up outdoor screens in the 15:18 villages." They showed American films 15:22 where the scenes first showed Indians 15:24 chasing American troops, then American 15:26 troops chasing Indians. 15:29 Now, when the scene showed American 15:31 troops being chased by Indians, anyone 15:33 who clapped was identified as Viet Cong 15:35 by the Americans. Something like that. 15:38 So, that was how panicked they were to 15:40 find out. Now, this was noted by Caleb, 15:47 a writer on matters, one might say, 15:49 concerning things like unfair treatment 15:51 and terrorism against indigenous people 15:53 . This is what was done, 15:59 and he says America is trapped in this, 16:01 taken hostage. They can't. Whenever 16:05 they open their mouth, people say, "Hey 16:06 , look in the mirror.""Look at yourself 16:08 first.""Don't just talk, remember what 16:11 you did to the Indian tribes.""Now, 16:14 this makes it quite difficult for 16:15 America to deal with this." And right 16:18 now, 16:19 its weaponry doesn't seem capable, as 16:21 mentioned earlier, its submarines, 16:23 aircraft carriers, and so on. Many 16:26 soldiers sent there have even wanted to 16:28 commit suicide and so on. Yes, this is 16:31 very troublesome. But that is the 16:33 consequence of obedience, right? This 16:36 is not about being favored. This is 16:38 their obedience, they are so obedient 16:40 to Israel's will. Every time there is 16:42 about to be peace, there will surely be 16:44 another attack. Because Lebanon is not 16:46 finished. Now, regarding the Golan 16:49 issue, 16:50 an American senator, an American 16:52 representative, said recently, "Wow, 16:54 this is the occupied Golan territory." 16:57 Israel said, "Hey, retract that.""Say, 16:59 'This is Israeli territory.'""Don't 17:01 call it occupied." Well, just like that 17:03 . And he retracted it. He didn't dare 17:05 say that the Golan, or gol, 17:07 is what it's called in the language, 17:09 the Golan. Yes, now he is starting to. 17:13 Carrying out attacks on Syria while no 17:15 one says a word, and continuing to 17:17 attack the people in Gaza—civilians, 17:19 small children, the elderly, pregnant 17:21 women, and newborns. 17:26 That is why Ben-Gvir said we should be 17:28 killing at least 35 to 40 Palestinians 17:31 in Gaza every day. 17:34 Masyaallah. Eh, extraordinary. The 17:40 struggle of the people of Gaza seems to 17:42 be bringing about real change on earth, 17:44 and Iran has been the country that, 17:46 from the beginning, has paid attention, 17:48 regardless of the sectarian accusations 17:50 . But Gaza, which is Sunni, feels 17:56 supported in its struggle. Will 2027, 18:02 which we will soon face, become a story 18:05 that many say is a tale of something 18:07 unpredictable happening? How do you see 18:12 it, brother? 18:15 It’s possible, but look at the 18:16 so-called peace, what is happening 18:19 with the Peace Council? Nothing can 18:22 happen. Because as long as Israel does 18:25 not agree, as long as Israel does not 18:27 give its blessing, 18:30 then nothing can happen. Because what 18:34 holds sway over Israel is the belief of 18:36 the majority of Americans. What is that 18:39 belief? 18:40 Those Americans are Evangelical 18:42 Christians 18:43 hm 18:45 who believe in a chapter called 18:46 Revelation. Hm. 18:51 It is said there that the second coming 18:52 of Jesus Christ to the earth will not 18:54 happen 18:58 before all Jewish people, who now 19:00 number over 14 million, 19:03 are in one place. 19:06 Until that happens, what is called the 19:08 end times—the return of Jesus, which 19:10 we Muslims also believe in—will not 19:12 occur. But they believe, according to 19:17 what is said in that chapter of 19:18 Revelation, in what are called the four 19:20 horsemen of the apocalypse and so on. 19:26 Now, once all the Jews have gathered in 19:28 one place, namely Israel today, that is 19:30 why they object to Israel giving land 19:31 to the Palestinians; because there 19:33 won't be enough room for the Jews 19:35 coming from all corners of the world to 19:37 return to Israel. Because they see that 19:42 with the glory of Israel, they want to 19:43 gather there. 19:47 Now, after they are all gathered there, 19:49 Jesus will descend riding a white horse 19:51 accompanied by 2 million angels. 19:54 Heh. 19:56 When he arrives on earth, Jesus Christ 19:58 will ask the Jewish people, "Do you 20:00 accept me as 20:03 the Savior?" For me 20:06 Two-thirds will say they do not accept. 20:08 One-third will say they accept. Then 20:13 what the Bible says will happen—a war 20:15 will occur between the side of Jesus 20:17 Christ and the Jewish people. Yes, that 20:23 is what will happen, and they will be 20:25 defeated, and then the world will end. 20:28 So these Evangelical people in America 20:30 believe this. Now, this is what exerts 20:32 such strong pressure. 20:33 So if people say, "Oh, it's because the 20:35 Jews have so much money." No. The one 20:38 giving money to Israel is America, 3 20:40 billion dollars, a minimum of 3 billion 20:42 dollars a year. 20:43 Yeah. Outside of 20:45 outside of the bullets and war 20:47 subsidies now. Is that so, brother Din. 20:49 Oh, that's different. That's different. 20:52 That is purely a grant. That grant is 20:55 what is mentioned in the Bible 20:56 regarding Armageddon. Now, that is what 20:59 is happening. 20:59 H 21:02 that is the, that's why they are 21:03 unwilling, not willing if even an inch 21:05 of Palestinian land is given to 21:07 Palestine. They don't want it. 21:11 Because later they say even when a Jew 21:13 hides behind a rock, 21:16 that rock will say to the troops of 21:18 Prophet Isa, "Hey, behind me there is a 21:20 Jew hiding." 21:22 Masyaallah. Masyaallah, brother Nuim. 21:26 Tomorrow, 12 Rabiul Awal 1394 the 21:32 Prophet was born, 12 Rabiul Awal 11 21:35 Hijri, if I'm not mistaken, June 8, 632 21:38 Hijri. The Muslim community is now 21:42 nearly 2 billion, perhaps 25%of the 21:44 world's population. What wisdom do you 21:49 see from the Prophet Muhammad, peace be 21:51 upon him, facing this day when many 21:53 people hold Mawlid, especially in 21:55 Indonesia and several other places? 22:01 What do you see, brother Nuim, as a 22:03 journey for humanity and the community 22:05 in this world? Yes, it's interesting. 22:10 Because in Saudi Arabia itself, for 22:12 instance, it is not allowed, no, not 22:14 that it's forbidden, it's just never 22:17 celebrated, they say no. Yes. 22:21 So the interesting part is this, 22:23 because when Aminah was about to give 22:24 birth to Muhammad ibn Abdullah, 22:29 she was in a slightly weak condition, 22:32 and it was needed at that time for 22:33 women about to give birth to be given 22:35 ruthab, 22:37 H, that is fresh dates, dates that 22:38 haven't been dried yet. H. 22:41 So his grandfather at that time, Abdul 22:43 Muthalib, ordered people to go to Taif 22:45 to find this ruthab, to look for these 22:47 fresh dates. Given to her, and then was 22:50 born 22:51 was born someone we now know as 22:53 Muhammad, peace be upon him. 22:55 But at that time 22:57 this name was a bit strange 22:59 because usually what was in the Old 23:01 Testament was H-M-D, 23:04 which is H-M-D. Now, the grandfather 23:07 gave a name using four. M-H-M-D, 23:11 Muhammad. M-H-M-D was a name that at 23:14 that time not many people had in Makkah 23:16 . There is a scholar who said that in 23:20 Makkah, there were those who said that 23:23 at that time there were only 12 people 23:25 among the Quraysh tribe 23:27 whose name was Muhammad. Muhammad has 23:30 the meaning of a person who is praised. 23:32 Ah, that's it, praised. 23:34 So M-H-M-D, we know in Arabic there are 23:37 no vowels. 23:38 Yes. 23:38 So everything is consonants, the 23:41 letters M, H, M, D, Muhammad. There are 23:43 four, right. 23:45 Now, in the Qur'an, the name Muhammad 23:47 is mentioned four times as well. So it 23:50 matches the M-H-M-D, somehow or other. 23:53 He. 23:54 Thus, when he was finally—this is to 23:56 shorten the story—after he was 23:58 breastfed 24:00 to a woman who 24:02 was rather frail and so on, they were 24:04 taken by his mother back to Medina. 24:07 Because it was in Medina that his 24:09 father, Abdullah, passed away, dying 24:11 while returning from a trading 24:14 journey, he died in Medina. So he was 24:17 taken by Aminah back to Medina at the 24:19 age of 6. While Aminah was suffering 24:22 from a severe illness, 24:25 she called Muhammad to come near her 24:28 and said as she embraced Muhammad 24:31 and while looking—this illustration 24:33 is truly remarkable, the writing is— 24:38 while looking into the two shining 24:40 black pupils of her son named Muhammad, 24:45 Aminah then entrusted a message to her 24:47 6-year-old son with the words, "Ya 24:49 Muhammadu,""kun rajula.""O Muhammad, 24:54 change this world." Because the world 24:57 at that time was in chaos, with tyranny 24:59 everywhere and so on. 25:01 And it turns out that in the 23 years 25:04 from 610 to 632, Muhammad sallallahu 25:06 alaihi wasallam—13 years in Mecca, 10 25:09 years in Medina—succeeded in bringing 25:11 about extraordinary change to the world 25:14 . So, according to a former, um, 25:23 nun from England, Karen Armstrong, in 25:25 her book about Muhammad, she says 25:27 Muhammad was the first human to free 25:29 the shackles of tyranny from the 25:31 shoulders of women. Not just in Mecca, 25:36 actually, but almost the entire world. 25:41 So when England changed its laws to 25:42 grant women the right to vote, 25:44 previously in England, women were not 25:46 allowed to vote in general elections. 25:51 They referred to the laws revealed to 25:53 Muhammad. So it wasn't actually from 25:57 Muhammad, but it was revealed to 25:59 Muhammad in the Quran, which gave 26:01 equality to women at that time. 26:04 MashaAllah. A word that people 26:07 sometimes equate, but they are not the 26:09 same, right. A treaty that the Prophet 26:12 once made in Mecca, yes, Hudaibiyah. We 26:18 also hear now that there are peace 26:19 treaties, whatever is being signed in 26:21 regional wars between, uh, in the midst 26:23 of Iran and Israel. America is in 26:27 turmoil, Saudi and several other 26:29 countries. Actually, what direction is 26:32 Saudi heading, or is it still hesitant 26:35 in facing the turmoil and the very, 26:37 very, um, many changes in recent days? 26:39 Brother, what do you think? 26:42 Yes, this is still very much there, 26:44 actually. Heh. 26:45 In my view, people in 26:48 Saudi, from the Hejaz region, 26:52 who are not exactly, you know, in love 26:54 with the Saudis. 26:56 They still consider that they are not 26:58 actually part of Saudi. They are people 27:01 of Hejaz. So they are not Saudis who 27:03 came from Najd. 27:05 This is still an issue, actually. But 27:08 perhaps gradually, integration is 27:09 beginning to happen among the youth and 27:11 so on. Heh. 27:15 So we see that in this regard, Saudi 27:17 indeed feels that they are now under 27:19 the spotlight and they no longer have 27:21 the image of an extraordinary country. 27:28 Therefore, we are surprised how China 27:30 could reconcile Saudi and Iran. There 27:33 was no Egypt, or anyone else, who could 27:35 ever do it. We are surprised why it had 27:37 to be China that reconciled them. But 27:42 then this harmony is surely being 27:43 challenged again by America, and we see 27:45 Saudi Arabia is truly being tested 27:47 right now and must decide which side it 27:49 stands on. Yes, extraordinary. Finally, 27:56 to wrap up our discussion this morning, 27:58 it is exactly 8:00 AM studio time. What 28:03 would you like to convey, Bang Duim, on 28:05 this, well, journey of the nation as we 28:07 look at the protests taking place, with 28:09 August passing and this republic 28:11 turning 79 years old? Perhaps some 28:17 wisdom from a senior citizen like Nuim 28:19 Hayat can serve as a reminder for our 28:21 listeners in 22 countries and from Aceh 28:23 to Banyuwangi. Please, go ahead, Bang. 28:29 This is interesting, because many 28:31 people ask why, um, Muslims who were 28:33 once in power for over 500 years— 28:38 The Ottoman Caliphate was nearly 700 28:41 years, yes. Why are they in such a 28:44 slump right now? People ask, "Why are 28:47 they so downcast?" Well, if we look at 28:49 the historical journey, from the 28:51 Egyptian civilization, the Greek 28:53 civilization, the Roman civilization, 28:55 then moving on to the Islamic 28:57 civilization, which spanned from 28:58 Muslims in Andalusia, for example, to 29:00 near India, to Afghanistan, and 29:02 everywhere else. 29:04 And why are they in such a slump now? 29:08 But if we want to look at it from the 29:09 perspective of the Quran, from the 29:11 perspective of Islam, there is a verse 29:13 that says truly, greatness will be 29:20 rotated 29:23 among mankind. Now, this humanity, the 29:26 Quran is fair, isn't it? It doesn't 29:29 just speak to Muslims. It speaks to all 29:31 of humanity. Ya ayyuhannas. O mankind. 29:34 Yes. Ya ayyuhannas. O mankind, We have 29:40 created you from male and female. We 29:42 have made you into nations and tribes 29:44 so that you may know one another. But, 29:46 well, to wage war on one another as 29:48 well. So actually, in common terms, we 29:52 just have to wait and see what will 29:54 happen because many predictions have 29:56 been made, including those by a very 29:57 famous agency in America, Pew. 30:03 Pew states that these changes will 30:05 occur around the 2050s. 30:08 Yeah. Masha'Allah. Hopefully, Allah 30:12 will provide protection and the Muslim 30:14 community will be granted glory and 30:16 unity once again for a united Islam. 30:20 Thank you, Bang Duim, see you next 30:22 Monday. Stay healthy and keep being a 30:24 source of benefit. Wassalamu’alaikum 30:26 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, Bang. 30:28 Wa’alaikumussalam warahmatullahi 30:30 wabarakatuh. 
