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0:08 Brail TV. 0:15 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 0:17 and blessings. How are you, Bang Nuim? 0:19 I'm healthy, brother. 0:20 And peace be upon you, and Allah's 0:21 mercy and blessings. Praise be to God, 0:23 I am still doing well. 0:25 It's cold. It seems pleasant there for 0:28 you, Bang Nuim. Oh, here the mountains 0:30 are on fire, Bang Nuim. Oh my God. What 0:33 is happening in the world, Bang Nuim? 0:36 It seems things are not going well, 0:38 right? There’s the situation in the 0:41 UK, and in Turkey, which seems to be 0:44 playing chess with Pakistan and also 0:46 Saudi Arabia. Will this weaken Iran's 0:50 position? Ah. Meanwhile, Gaza will 0:54 become an increasingly forgotten place. 0:58 What about the story of Iran and 1:01 America, which seems tired of draining 1:05 such massive funds? Meanwhile, 1:09 political changes in America are 1:11 occurring with what I mentioned earlier 1:14 , the news headline about El-Sayed who 1:16 seems to be obstructed; this is like a 1:19 massive tectonic shift in America. What 1:23 phenomenon is taking place? Will it 1:25 spread to other countries? God knows 1:27 best. And of course, the visit of the 1:30 American Deputy Secretary of Defense to 1:33 Indonesia. So, how will you process 1:36 this news and provide your perspective, 1:38 Bang Nuim? I don’t know if ceremonies 1:42 in Australia require tickets. In the 1:44 palace here, it’s ticketed now. Has 1:46 our country really come to this? Please 1:48 , Bang Nuim. 1:51 Alright. In the name of Allah, the Most 1:52 Gracious, the Most Merciful. 1:53 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 1:55 and blessings. There is an interesting 1:56 development here. 1:57 What is it, brother? 1:58 This was published by the Israeli 1:59 newspaper Haaretz. H. 2:02 It says a university in the United 2:04 States, 2:05 namely the University of Minnesota, 2:08 is paying compensation 2:09 to a candidate, 2:11 uh, a prospective lecturer, a 2:13 prospective professor, 2:16 whom they decided not to hire, not to 2:18 accept. 2:20 Because he stated that what is 2:22 happening in Gaza is a genocide. Hmm. 2:25 Yes, he was initially hired, but then 2:28 his appointment was revoked. But in the 2:30 end, the university felt ashamed and 2:32 provided compensation of up to 250,000. 2:36 So this shows that in the United States 2:38 itself, with what is happening now, for 2:40 example, 2:43 the governor of New York, Mamdani, just 2:45 like, 2:47 as I once said, he could never be 2:49 president if the American Constitution 2:51 isn't amended because 2:53 he was not born there. He is not 2:54 someone born in America. There was once 2:57 a 2:58 former world champion, not in 3:00 weightlifting, but in bodybuilding, 3:02 named Arnold Schwarzenegger. He once 3:06 had a connection through his wife to 3:08 the Kennedy family, but then they split 3:10 up and so on. And he became the 3:12 governor of California and was 3:14 considered extraordinary even though he 3:17 was just an actor, a bodybuilder, but 3:19 he cannot be president because he was 3:21 born in Austria, not America. Now, this 3:24 El-Sayed is interesting because in the 3:27 region where he is, he is trying to win 3:29 as a Democratic Party candidate. Right 3:32 now, he is, so to speak, fighting with 3:35 the Democrats, but the Democrats who— 3:38 Yes. 3:40 Now, if he could become a senator, this 3:41 would be extraordinary. Because we see 3:44 what is happening between Ilhan Omar 3:47 and, for example, Donald Trump. He said 3:49 Donald Trump is an idiot, he said. 3:51 You're a stink-pot, you're stupid, and 3:53 so on, but you can't do anything about 3:55 it. And it appears 3:57 that in this case, Donald Trump is 4:00 already a bit tired, 4:02 so what is happening right now in Iran, 4:05 just imagine, 4:06 yes, 4:07 he is now saying that there will be 4:10 peace with Hamas, here, there, in Gaza, 4:12 and so on. But Israel comfortably says 4:16 it won't accept, 4:17 it doesn't want to accept any of that. 4:19 Now, we must look at this, not in terms 4:21 of Israel daring to say such things. 4:24 Actually, Benjamin Netanyahu might be 4:26 trying, as we say, to test the hot 4:28 porridge. But as the British say, he 4:31 wants to test the temperature of the 4:34 water. Now, this water temperature, can 4:37 he try to oppose Donald Trump? He says 4:40 that he cannot accept what is being 4:42 offered by Donald Trump and so on. He 4:45 is just trying to see how far Donald 4:47 Trump's courage goes to oppose 4:50 a country like Israel, especially in 4:52 this case, its Prime Minister, Benjamin 4:54 Netanyahu. 4:54 H 4:55 What is interesting here 4:57 is that, yes, if 5:00 according to Trump, oh, Netanyahu is 5:02 very, very, very happy with peace with 5:05 Iran, when in fact he is not. They say 5:08 they don't want to accept that. Even if 5:10 America were to make peace with Iran, 5:12 Israel would still attack Iran if 5:14 necessary. He knows that if he attacks 5:17 Iran, America will inevitably have to 5:20 step in and take Israel's side. 5:23 Now, here arises a very interesting 5:26 discussion. Later, in the month of 5:29 October, there will be a general 5:31 election 5:32 in Israel. And then the President of 5:35 Israel himself has already said there 5:37 is meddling. Perhaps this term can be 5:40 used here, there is meddling. Because 5:44 it seems that if this were to take 5:47 place fairly, 5:49 many observers say he will lose. 5:51 H 5:52 Netanyahu will lose along with Ben-Gvir 5:54 , for example, and Smotrich. This one, 5:58 who is the most intense, the Minister 6:00 of Economy or Trade, he is just truly 6:02 extraordinary. Yes. Extraordinary. 6:05 Extraordinary. Now, we see that even 6:09 the President of Israel is beginning to 6:13 doubt whether this election can really 6:16 be held fairly. Yes, this is because of 6:20 Smotrich, this Smotrich, Ben-Gvir, if 6:23 they could, they would probably want to 6:25 wipe out not just the Palestinian 6:28 people, but perhaps half of this world. 6:32 So, we see now that the question that 6:35 must be asked before the microphone is 6:38 turned off is, does Iran really have 6:41 nuclear capabilities? Because it's like 6:44 this, 6:46 we see right now that just this past 6:48 Friday, 6:49 in Mecca, at the Safa Hotel, perhaps 6:52 the Safa Hotel in Mecca, 6:54 an agreement was made, and this is 6:55 interesting. 6:56 And what is interesting is why this 6:58 involves three countries. 7:00 Now, two of them are not Arab countries 7:02 , 7:02 yes, 7:03 one is the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, 7:06 the second is Turkey, 7:08 the third is Pakistan. 7:09 Pakistan, Egypt is not involved. 7:10 Why is this happening? 7:12 Yeah, why are these three, known as 7:15 Turkey—actually, its president was 7:17 just praised, namely Erdogan, Erdogan 7:20 was just praised by Donald Trump, right 7:23 ? 7:24 Why are these three countries, one Arab 7:26 , one Turkish nation, and one Indian, 7:29 or rather, Pakistani people? How can 7:32 they unite? All this time, so to speak, 7:36 such alliances are usually among 7:38 countries that are, in quotation marks, 7:41 Arab. Yes. Here we must see that all 7:45 three of these countries are close to 7:47 America. 7:48 Hmm. 7:49 Including Turkey, which was chosen. 7:51 Pakistan too, between India and 7:52 Pakistan, usually America sides more 7:54 with Pakistan. We know, right? 7:57 How American special forces, back in 7:59 the days of 8:00 uh, yeah, back in the days of, wait, B. 8:04 Obama 8:04 entered Pakistan secretly but ended up 8:08 killing Osama bin Laden, how could they 8:11 enter? Oh, I mean, even though there 8:13 was a military academy not far from 8:15 that place. Now, we all ask, why could 8:17 this happen? 8:19 Now, what's also interesting is the 8:21 fact A that Pakistan is a nuclear state 8:24 . 8:25 Right? Pakistan has nuclear weapons. 8:27 Yeah. 8:28 B. Turkey is a NATO member. In the NATO 8:32 charter, if one member country is 8:34 attacked, then it means attacking all 8:37 member countries. 8:39 H. So this is a shocking development, 8:42 and what is happening in this world is 8:45 as if everything is turned upside down. 8:49 Because, like this, many Arab countries 8:52 say they buy weapons from America, but 8:54 they cannot freely use those weapons 8:57 without permission from America. Yeah. 9:00 So, if they have weaponry, that is why 9:03 Israel is so brave. 9:05 Yeah, they don't care because no other 9:07 Arab country can help, uh, help 9:09 Palestine. This we see, except for, 9:12 maybe, those who are not really 9:14 significant, and Iran is also not an 9:15 Arab country, it is a Persian country 9:17 and so on. So all of this is a 9:20 development that, in my opinion, was 9:23 perhaps not imagined by many people 9:25 that it could happen. We know how China 9:29 , for instance, played a role when, yes 9:32 , we brought Iran and Saudi Arabia 9:35 closer together. This is something 9:38 truly extraordinary. Because Saudi 9:40 Arabia was at that time considered the 9:42 head of the bloc of Arab countries that 9:44 were anti-Iran. Yeah. 9:46 So, oh my, this development is very 9:48 interesting. So, I think there will be 9:51 something very extraordinary. So, this 9:54 is a bit different, we are talking 9:56 about last week. 9:58 There was news 10:00 that said three people, we could say 10:04 experts in the West, re-concluded what 10:07 was once stated by a Western expert in 10:10 1960. This was just a few days ago. 10:15 That the apocalypse will happen on 10:16 November 13, a Friday this year. 10:19 Oh. 10:19 The apocalypse will happen on November 10:22 13. Yeah. 10:23 We know in Islam there is 10:25 Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala who knows. 10:26 Now, it's also interesting if we look 10:29 today 10:31 on Google, on television, looking at 10:33 newspapers in Canada. 10:37 There are clumps of clouds, not like 10:39 clumps, but as if they were a badminton 10:41 racket, perhaps something like that. 10:45 And it is said that apparently, an 10:47 unidentified flying object, a UFO, is 10:49 hiding in that space. Uh, 10:52 they say it's very low to observe, to 10:54 observe all these conditions. 10:57 Well, yes. So 10:59 it's also already incredibly hot, the 11:00 heat is truly extraordinary, isn't it? 11:03 That's right. That’s why Singapore is 11:05 now saying 11:06 in current conditions like this, 11:09 we must, they say, survive at a 11:11 temperature of 27 degrees. 11:14 Don't rely solely on AC because AC 11:17 consumes too much electricity. This is 11:21 also dangerous, right? 11:22 But it must be combined, turned into a 11:25 hybrid, 11:27 between AC and electric fans, so going 11:29 back to the olden days of fans is 11:31 indeed better. 11:32 In Singapore, indeed, all the mosques 11:34 install electric fans, man, there isn't 11:36 one that doesn't have fans, truly. 11:39 True, true, and so what we see right 11:42 now, 11:43 what we see right now in Singapore also 11:45 plays a very important role in 11:47 civilization because it’s as if they 11:49 are providing a kind of leadership for 11:51 others to emulate, because this is a... 11:55 Yes, a small country, oh, a tiny speck 11:57 compared to the 17,000 islands in 11:59 Indonesia, just this little speck of an 12:01 island. But just imagine, 12:04 they have thousands of companies, some 12:06 even have representative offices in the 12:08 United States, 12:11 so that now the famous state of Utah, 12:14 which previously wasn't a place people 12:16 liked to live in, but then the 12:19 followers of the church known as the 12:21 Mormons 12:23 this. The Mormons, who in the beginning 12:26 allowed people to have more than one 12:29 wife, 12:31 up to 10 or 12, unlike Islam which 12:32 limits it to four and so on, but there 12:34 were no requirements. As far as I know, 12:36 there were no specific requirements. So 12:38 a man was allowed to have them. Well, 12:41 they wanted to give Singapore the 12:43 opportunity to open offices, to start 12:47 businesses in barren areas, surrounded 12:50 by barren mountains and so on. So we 12:54 see how a small country like that, 12:57 which we always mock, saying if we all 13:00 spat at it, it would sink, but it can 13:02 be so extraordinary. Where the prime 13:06 minister, named Lawrence Wong, who was 13:09 not educated abroad, 13:11 when going anywhere, like riding a 13:13 scooter, 13:14 it's even in economy class, 13:17 traveling to the Philippines, while 13:19 Indonesia boldly brings two planes, one 13:21 for the president, one for the car, 13:24 he arrives riding economy class. 13:27 Admittedly, he was given the privilege 13:28 of the slightly better economy seats in 13:30 the front. 13:31 And when he boarded, people applauded. 13:33 Now, this is what we see, these are 13:36 examples given by a country like... 13:39 Yes. Extraordinary. I don't know if 13:41 that's like Bahlil's birthday, the one 13:44 rated 99. Simplicity. 13:49 He never claimed it. 13:50 He never claimed that he was 99. But 13:54 someone else claimed it. 13:56 Who claimed it? Wait, wait a minute, 13:58 wait a minute. 13:59 Roy Suryo. 14:00 Oh. Ria said that 100 belongs to Allah 14:04 Subhanahu wa ta'ala, 14:06 the 99%he is sure of. 14:10 there is, for example, a diploma that 14:12 they said was not authentic, and now it 14:14 has been 90%taken over 14:16 by the President. Is this some kind of 14:19 mockery 14:21 or is it a mistake to say yes, Allah 14:23 Subhanahu wa ta'ala is 100%, I am 99%, 14:26 well that's okay. That is not an issue. 14:29 Alhamdulillah. If there are people who 14:31 admit they are not perfect, that is 14:33 true, humans are not perfect. 14:35 Perfection belongs to Allah Subhanahu 14:36 wa ta'ala. So we are also happy to see 14:39 all of this. It’s just that 14:41 the news we always hear, for example 14:44 wow, we are now able 14:46 to create rubber shoes. Imagine that. 14:52 Even though this is a factory that, 14:54 back in the Habibie era, produced 14:56 airplanes. Yeah. 14:58 Now, rubber shoes. But I think maybe 15:00 rubber shoes can be used during the 15:02 rainy season. Yes. 15:04 That’s fine. 15:08 Yes. It is truly extraordinary. I don't 15:10 know, what changes a country whose 15:12 trade levels are supposedly rising and 15:14 there's a visit from the American 15:16 Secretary of Defense. Yesterday I took 15:20 a trip to Kertajati and it was really 15:21 quiet there because there was a Tamyiz 15:23 anniversary there. But what is 15:26 happening with this humble country of 15:28 ours, which is supposedly non-aligned? 15:30 Bang Nuim, looking from afar, how do 15:31 you see it, Bang Nuim? 15:33 Yes, here it is. We are now skirting 15:35 around the non-aligned block. We are 15:37 supposed to be free and active. 15:40 That is what has been said and used for 15:41 a long time, that we are free and 15:43 active. 15:44 Although during the Old Order era we 15:45 were a bit inclined toward 15:49 let's say towards the East, to Russia, 15:51 the Soviet Union, to China, North Korea 15:52 , and so on. but we say we are free and 15:56 active, and we want to maintain this as 15:58 a neutral country, and it is not easy 16:01 to maintain that neutrality. But now, 16:04 if you think about it, this is also 16:06 true 16:08 like I said before, at that time I was 16:10 visiting my sibling who was unwell in 16:12 Bandung and I took a taxi to Bandung, 16:15 then I talked to the taxi driver, "Sir, 16:17 where do you hang out?""Sir, just 16:21 anywhere, why?""At Kertajati Airport, 16:24 why are there no planes?" I said, "We 16:26 have spent so much money on that, 16:28 it’s good.""Yes, sir, but there are 16:30 no passengers there, sir." So, we say 16:33 that being wasteful is, well, *ikhwatin 16:38 *(brothers) of devils. This is true. So 16:42 if it is not used, what is it actually 16:44 built for? So finally 16:46 maybe so much money has been spent, 16:48 like on the IKN 16:49 maybe they say the celebration, maybe 16:51 later the DPR and MPR sessions 16:53 will be held at the IKN, right. Because 16:57 perhaps Prabowo wants to, in quotes, 17:00 save Jokowi's face, so to speak. So, 17:03 okay, let’s just use it. Maybe, maybe 17:05 we don’t know if that will happen or 17:08 not. We are only guessing, this is not 17:10 Sir, don't call this*Londo Ireng*(black 17:12 Dutch), okay sir? This is a person from 17:14 Medan, a real Medan person, not*Londo 17:17 Ireng*. 17:19 Yes, but the way, uh, the world's 17:21 development is indeed extraordinary, 17:23 Bang Nuim. If we look at Colombia, an 17:27 upheaval occurred when leadership 17:30 changed, with Gustavo Petro replaced by 17:33 a billionaire, Dela Esperila. And it 17:38 seems the alignment with Israel became 17:40 a specific note, causing an explosion 17:42 in this country that is, hmm, quite 17:45 well-known for its turmoil. What do you 17:47 think, Bang? I’m looking at it, Bang. 17:49 It’s not just that; we know Argentina 17:51 is very, very, very close 17:53 to Israel. One of the closest countries 17:56 there, if not the closest, to Israel is 17:58 Argentina. We know how someone like 18:02 Eichmann could be kidnapped from 18:04 Argentina, smuggled out, drugged, and 18:07 then—acting as if they were looking 18:10 the other way—he was brought to 18:13 Israel, put on trial, and then publicly 18:16 executed. Even though they were the 18:19 ones who gave the opportunity for 18:23 former high-ranking German Nazis to 18:25 move to Argentina. But he also sees 18:28 that by being close to Israel, he is 18:31 then embraced by America as well. So, 18:34 if we look at what happened in 18:35 Venezuela, 18:37 it’s like, "Be careful, Mr. President 18:39 , America can take you from Venezuela 18:42 to America to be tried there." Now, if 18:45 you act up in Colombia regarding this, 18:47 we could be in trouble. So they think, 18:50 in this case, maybe it’s better, 18:52 why make enemies when there’s no 18:55 issue? This could certainly happen, and 18:57 that 18:58 doesn’t only happen in countries like 19:00 those in South America. Yet, many 19:04 people ask, why is it, for instance, 19:08 that Muslims recognize the greatness of 19:13 Jesus, son of Mary, 19:15 he 19:16 who Christians consider the Son of God, 19:19 while Israel and the Jews do not 19:21 acknowledge the prophethood of Jesus, 19:24 son of Mary. But this is a world issue. 19:28 So, as an American president once said, 19:30 "Don't mix religion with politics." Now 19:33 , perhaps there is some connection 19:36 there. Yes. Yes. 19:38 So, it isn't actually a problem for 19:40 them. It’s just about being compliant 19:42 . Thus, he will be embraced by America 19:45 because he has moved closer to Israel. 19:47 Hm. Yes. That is indeed extraordinary. 19:51 But changes are happening, yes, in 19:54 America itself. When the phenomena 19:58 starting from Milei, now to El Salvador 20:00 , is this phenomenon already that 20:02 significant? And do the oligarchs and 20:08 their money feel they can buy 20:10 everything, just like in this country, 20:13 where it seems various strategies for 20:16 funding '98 were prepared long ago? 20:20 Isn't that the case? Nowadays, money 20:23 can be king over everything, but 20:24 that’s not proven with El Salvador. 20:27 What do you think, Bang? 20:28 Yes, exactly. So, in the Christian 20:32 religion, it is said that the love of 20:35 money 20:37 is the root of all evil. 20:39 Oh, 20:39 love. 20:40 The love of money is the source of all 20:44 evil, of all wicked deeds. It's not the 20:47 money itself, but the creation of money 20:50 . It is the root of all kinds of evil 20:54 on this earth. This is what is 20:57 dangerous. Money can buy everything. 21:00 That's it, money. Yet there are people 21:02 who cannot be bought. There are people 21:03 who cannot be bought. But so far, it 21:05 has been proven that money can buy 21:08 things. What happens? Slowly but surely 21:11 , people will realize that wrong is 21:14 wrong. What is wrong remains wrong. 21:17 That cannot be denied. No matter what 21:20 is said, it cannot be denied. So, more 21:22 and more people are starting to see 21:24 this situation. Now, if we look at the 21:28 fatigue happening to a Donald Trump, 21:31 whose desire to build a ballroom 21:34 entertainment space was rejected by the 21:38 court. Well, we can learn here 21:42 that the law can be placed above. The 21:45 law can be sharp upwards and downwards, 21:47 or blunt upwards and downwards. It 21:50 shouldn't be sharp downwards, 21:51 and blunt upwards. No. Here we see 21:53 there is a lesson we can draw, so 21:55 slowly but surely. Because heading into 21:57 November, we have to wait, perhaps we 21:59 should be a little patient. 22:01 We shall see how the American nation 22:04 and the American people will stand— 22:07 whether many of them still consider 22:09 Trump a messenger of God. God 22:13 intentionally sent Trump and so on. 22:16 The Mormons are diligent in their 22:18 proselytizing, more than the Tablighi 22:19 Jamaat, going to New Zealand and 22:21 Australia, knocking on doors, right? 22:23 Oh yes, the Mormon faith isn't actually 22:26 that extraordinary because their 22:28 teachings are limited. I remember one 22:31 time 22:32 usually young people 22:35 wearing ties, yes. 22:37 They are not funded by the church. Oh, 22:40 they fund themselves or their families 22:42 pay for their missionary work. 22:45 They are not funded by the church. Yes. 22:49 And everyone who lives in the Mormon 22:51 area in Utah—in Utah, in Salt Lake 22:53 City, the capital is Salt Lake City— 22:57 one day a week they roll up their 23:00 sleeves to serve the church; it can't 23:02 just be with money. That is great, we 23:05 are great. 23:06 But it is different, isn't it? Yes. 23:08 It is different because they believe 23:11 this, supposedly from New York, 23:14 that a man named Smith, Joseph Smith if 23:17 I'm not mistaken, received a revelation 23:20 about a new interpretation and so on, 23:23 and he began to spread it, and at that 23:25 time they were chased, bullied, 23:28 persecuted, hunted, killed, and so on. 23:31 In the end, they established what you 23:34 could call their great church in Salt 23:36 Lake City. Yes. 23:38 Where they are 23:40 yes. 23:41 They are not even allowed to drink tea, 23:42 it's not permitted, drinking coffee or 23:44 tea is not allowed. They are very 23:46 strict about that. 23:48 And they are not allowed to drink 23:50 alcohol, so when some time ago, a few 23:52 years back, 23:54 the Winter Olympics were held in Utah, 23:56 in Salt Lake City. 23:59 that's a famous American beer company, 24:01 yes, a very famous American beer 24:04 it uses the term polygamy. 24:06 Oh. One just won't be enough. Meaning 24:09 just one bottle won't be enough. But 24:11 they aren't allowed to. One is not 24:13 enough, like that. Just one, no. So 24:15 people think maybe this is talking 24:16 about wives or something, because there 24:18 is polygamy and so on there. Now this 24:20 is strange. Well, one time they came to 24:23 my house, I invited them inside, we sat 24:25 and talked, we had a discussion. 24:28 I said, "I am interested in your 24:30 religion 24:31 and I want 24:33 to join and become part of your church. 24:36 But I am an ambitious person. 24:38 Why? I want to become a pastor." 24:41 Ah, 24:41 ee wait. Because in the Mormon 24:44 teachings at that time 24:46 Yes. 24:46 No person of color was entitled to 24:49 become a pastor. Oh, 24:51 the only ones allowed were white people 24:52 . 24:53 So I said, "But I am an ambitious 24:55 person. I want to be a pastor." 24:57 They said, "We'll come back later." 24:59 They hurried out, they didn't want to. 25:02 They didn't want to. Because there were 25:06 some flaws in them regarding humanity 25:08 at that time. But now it's 25:10 extraordinary. When I see 25:13 the way they deliver their sermons, at 25:16 their own expense, it's very 25:18 extraordinary. It is almost mandatory 25:20 for every young Mormon. But don't 25:23 forget, it's also surprising 25:25 here in Australia, on the 10th, 25:27 tomorrow the 11th, is the census. 25:30 Oh 25:30 and Muslims in Australia are encouraged 25:32 because if you don't participate in the 25:34 census on purpose, you could be fined. 25:36 Yes, it is stated 25:38 your religion. 25:39 So please 25:41 mosques are saying, fill in 25:43 the Islamic religion. the Islamic 25:45 religion so that it is known that the 25:47 number of Muslims has reached more than 25:49 800,000. 25:50 Hm. 25:51 It doesn't make sense either here in 25:52 Australia. 25:53 Oh yes 25:54 yes. Why? Because there is no 25:56 missionary work. 25:57 There is no missionary work like 25:58 yes, like those Mormons, yes. It's not 26:00 like that. 26:02 E no. They have financial power that is 26:04 now extraordinary. I must admit 26:08 they are devout but also make many 26:10 mistakes, so that finally 26:12 indeed polygamy is not 26:14 not re-authorized, not legally 26:17 legalized in America. But they still do 26:20 it. In fact, there was a television 26:23 series, if I'm not mistaken, titled " 26:25 The Big Love," 26:27 e big love. That shows how a man can 26:31 have such great love that he can have 26:34 two, three, or five, some even up to 26:36 nine, and so on. So this is also 26:39 extraordinary. But if we as Muslims 26:42 look at it from the inside, we see our 26:44 religion, this Islam, is not broadcast 26:45 through missionary work 26:48 here. Because there are no such 26:50 missions. Yes, there are people who 26:52 come and ask, "Oh, I want to ask," like 26:55 I was once called by someone 26:57 from outside about 100 km from where I 27:00 live 27:01 and he is Australian. He said he wanted 27:03 to meet up on the weekend. "I said," I 27:05 can't 27:05 I have work in Indonesia this weekend. 27:08 "What is it you wanted to say? Oh, I 27:11 want to become a Muslim. So I said 27:14 how about we just do it over the phone? 27:16 Ah, no need for preparation, no, no, 27:19 just over the phone. But you must 27:22 recite what I say, ashhadu alla ilaha 27:24 illallah. So I guided him like that 27:27 alright, thank you. I said later when I 27:29 get back we will meet again. But I have 27:30 to go to work right now. Yeah. 27:32 Now, I became anxious 27:34 when I arrived in Jakarta, I visited 27:36 the late Muhammad Nasir who was sick in 27:38 the hospital. I went to see him. How 27:41 are you? I said," Sir, how about this? 27:43 " 27:44 Because as far as I knew, I used to 27:46 hear that if someone wants to become a 27:47 Muslim, we must immediately ask them to 27:49 recite the Shahada. Why? Because we 27:52 don't know if after that they might die 27:55 and they die not as a Muslim. Not as a 27:57 believer. 27:58 Oh, right. It doesn't matter, he said. 28:00 Because Allah knows what is in your 28:02 heart. He knows what you said over the 28:04 phone. Wow, I was incredibly relieved. 28:07 I was incredibly relieved. But in 28:10 reality, without that da'wah, how could 28:13 Islam develop today? 28:16 MashaAllah. Likewise, maybe Brother 28:19 Nuim, without this Islamic da'wah, 28:21 Indonesian independence, which we will 28:24 soon celebrate in 81 years, might just 28:27 be a dream. And earlier Brother Nuim 28:31 met with the late M. Nasir, what would 28:34 Brother Nuim like to convey ahead of 28:36 Indonesia's independence day on August 28:39 17th as a closing to our discussion 28:42 this morning. Please, Brother. Yes, 28:45 this is God willing on the 22nd of 28:47 August. 28:48 Yeah. 28:50 I was advised by friends to hold a 28:52 meeting at the consulate general. 28:55 Yeah. 28:57 And the Consul General will deliver a 28:59 speech. 29:00 Hm. 29:01 And I was asked to, in quotes, tell a 29:04 story about the proclamation of 29:07 independence. 29:08 MashaAllah. Now, for me, I will quote 29:12 Cindy Adams if I may. 29:15 Yes, 29:15 I think that is the best. 29:17 Yeah. 29:17 When she spoke with the late Bung Karno 29:21 she asked about August 17, 1945. 29:26 Then Bung Karno, according to Cindy 29:29 Adams, said," As a Muslim, I and all 29:32 Muslims are required to pray at least 29:36 17 raka'at a day. yes 17 raka'at 29:42 subuh, zuhur, asar, maghrib, isha 17 29:45 raka'at. 29:47 Why the month of August in 1945? 29:51 Because it coincided with the month of 29:53 Ramadan. So, it's adjusted to 17 29:56 raka'at, 17th of August, August is the 30:00 month of Ramadan. There is one more 30:02 interesting thing. 30:04 The year 1945. What is it, Ma'am? 30:08 1 + 9 is 10 30:11 10 + 4 is 14 30:14 14 + 5 is 19. Try asking the scholars 30:18 what is the secret of 19 30:21 in Islam? We will discuss that at 30:24 another time. 30:25 So that is what I can share as a 30:28 closing. It is in Surah Al-Anfal, verse 30:32 46. Yeah. 30:34 Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala says, "Obey 30:35 Allah and His Messenger." 30:37 God willing. 30:39 Do not dispute with one another, lest 30:41 you falter and your strength depart. 30:45 And be patient. Indeed, Allah is with 30:48 the patient. Innallah ma'ashabirin. 30:52 But importantly, do not dispute, which 30:54 causes you to falter and lose your 30:56 strength. Be patient. Because through 30:59 patience, God is with those who are 31:00 patient. God willing. 31:01 God willing. Ah, masyaallah, it's been 31:04 extraordinary today. Patience becomes 31:06 the key word amidst the turmoil. Bang 31:09 bang bang bang. Extraordinary. Thank 31:11 you, Brother Im Hayat. We have homework 31:13 for next Monday regarding the number 19 31:15 . 31:16 See you next Monday, God willing, 31:18 Brother Im. Peace be upon you, and 31:20 Allah's mercy and blessings, Brother Im 31:22 . 31:22 And peace be upon you, and Allah's 31:23 mercy and blessings. 
