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0:08 Brail TV. 0:16 Brothers and sisters, may Allah 0:17 Subhanahu wa ta'ala have mercy on us 0:18 all. We have arrived at our special 0:21 Friday edition news dialogue session. 0:24 We are already connected with our guest 0:26 , Ustaz Abdullahe Hamahua, on the line. 0:28 Hello. Peace be upon you, and Allah's 0:30 mercy and blessings, Bang Dulah. 0:31 And peace be upon you, and Allah's 0:33 mercy and blessings, Mas Angga. 0:34 How are you doing this morning, Bang 0:35 Dulah? Yes, 0:36 praise be to God. 0:38 We are just a few days away from 0:40 Ramadan, Bang Dulah. It is such a 0:44 pleasure to meet again this Friday. 0:45 There are a few things we would like to 0:47 raise, Bang Dulah. First, we want to 0:51 address the PKH rice social assistance 0:54 corruption that has cost the state 0:56 hundreds of billions. And what is 1:00 interesting is that when the KPK 1:02 investigated this, one PKH social 1:04 assistance corruption suspect stood out 1:06 , the former President Director of PT 1:09 Transjakarta, and also the President 1:11 Director of...Persero, M. Kuncoro 1:13 Wibowo. People see him as someone 1:16 placed there by the Acting Governor of 1:19 DKI Jakarta. Then, not long after, he 1:22 suddenly resigned, and it turns out 1:24 there is this corruption case. Secondly 1:27 , Bang Dulah, we also want to highlight 1:30 how Indonesian media uses the term " 1:33 bastion of the constitution" now that 1:37 the new Constitutional Court chief has 1:40 been appointed, with the names Anwar 1:43 and Saldi. The public sees how Saldi is 1:48 known as a man of integrity and an 1:51 anti-corruption fighter. Now, we would 1:56 like to address that as well, Bang 1:58 Dulah. In addition to also discussing 2:01 how this nation should actually face 2:03 the month of Ramadan. Let's go to the 2:06 first issue, Bang Dulah. Regarding the 2:08 rice social assistance corruption case. 2:11 What is your perspective on this, Bang 2:12 Dulah? Yes, Mas Angga and Radio Rasul 2:17 listeners, may you all be blessed by 2:19 Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala on this 2:21 Friday morning. First, what is called a 2:29 corruptor has three powers. 2:33 Hmm. 2:34 First, they have money. 2:36 Yeah. 2:37 Second, they have a gang. Third, they 2:40 have weapons. 2:41 Hmm. So, if they feel threatened, they 2:46 will use their money to silence anyone. 2:53 If that doesn't work, they will use 2:56 their gang to sabotage the life of a 3:00 person, whether it be a public official 3:04 or a community figure. Third, if that 3:09 is still not enough, then weapons will 3:11 be used. So, in the case of Nazaruddin, 3:15 for example, he was shot and killed 3:17 because he was involved in a corruption 3:20 circle. Nationally 3:24 or involving many public officials like 3:27 that. 3:30 Therefore, if a person or anyone in a 3:35 position has a background of corruption 3:41 or cronyism, they will use those around 3:46 them to support them. It is like having 3:53 someone to protect their position. 3:58 We have seen in the last 10 years that 4:01 those arrested by the KPK include 4:03 husbands and wives, 4:05 Yes. 4:05 Those arrested include fathers and 4:07 children, 4:08 those arrested include brothers and 4:10 sisters. So, as a result, a cycle of 4:14 corruption in the exercise of power 4:18 occurs. Why? Because if, for instance, 4:24 the formula is known, under Article 362 4:28 of the Criminal Code, a thief can act 4:32 alone. A thief can steal by themselves. 4:37 They steal a motorcycle, they steal 4:39 laundry, whatever. A thief can act 4:42 alone. But corruption cannot be 4:44 committed alone. It must involve more 4:46 than one person. Whether with a 4:48 superior, a subordinate, or a fellow 4:51 employee? 4:53 The problem is that if they commit 4:55 corruption with a superior, a 4:57 subordinate, or a peer, first, the 5:00 proceeds must be shared. 5:02 Yeah. 5:02 So it is divided by two, by three, by 5:04 four, or however many. Second, the 5:07 possibility of leaks is high. 5:10 Yeah. 5:11 Because if, for example, one person is 5:13 caught, then everything will be exposed 5:15 . 5:16 Right. That is why there is a 5:19 phenomenon of families getting involved 5:22 together—husbands and wives, fathers 5:24 and children, mothers and children, or 5:27 siblings—so the stolen money stays 5:30 within the family. 5:33 It doesn’t go to others, and the 5:35 level of confidentiality is high 5:37 because it is hard for a wife to betray 5:40 a husband, and so on. Therefore, the 5:44 case involving the Acting Governor of 5:47 Jakarta and one of the state-owned 5:50 enterprise directors fits that context 5:53 of mutual support and protection. 5:57 So there is no other choice but... 6:01 The KPK must thoroughly investigate 6:03 everyone involved in the corruption 6:06 case so that it becomes crystal clear. 6:09 Now, the Acting Governor was appointed 6:15 by 6:16 the Minister of Home Affairs. 6:17 Yes. 6:17 The Minister of Home Affairs is an 6:19 assistant to the president. 6:20 Yeah. 6:22 So if there is a case committed by the 6:24 Acting Governor of Jakarta and his 6:26 staff, the first person responsible is 6:28 the Minister of Home Affairs. 6:31 He he. 6:32 We look at South Korea, Japan, and so 6:35 on. As I often say, if a train derails, 6:38 a bus goes into a ravine, or a plane 6:41 crashes, the Minister of Transportation 6:44 resigns. 6:45 Yes. 6:45 That is a moral responsibility of a 6:49 leader who is honest and so on. Heh. 6:53 Therefore, we can see that if the 6:59 Acting Governor of Jakarta has problems 7:02 , the Acting Governor should resign. 7:06 But if the one who appointed him is the 7:08 Minister of Home Affairs, then the 7:09 Minister of Home Affairs should resign. 7:11 Now, the Minister of Home Affairs is a 7:14 staff assistant to the President. So, 7:17 if the president wants to clean up his 7:19 leadership, he must dismiss the related 7:20 minister. Hm. 7:22 Exactly like that. Now, that is the 7:26 first issue regarding the Acting 7:28 Governor of Jakarta and the state-owned 7:30 enterprise official. 7:32 Yes. 7:33 The second, regarding what was it again 7:38 , Mas Tangga? The second 7:39 is the new Chief Justice of the 7:41 Constitutional Court, the Anwar-Saldi 7:43 duo, right? 7:44 Like this. 7:45 Yes, yes. 7:46 Yes. Like this. When Umar ibn Khattab 7:49 formed a council 7:50 Yeah. 7:51 of seven people. Yeah. 7:52 Because he could not find someone like 7:55 Abu Bakar to succeed him. 7:56 So he appointed seven people. One of 8:00 those seven was his own son. 8:02 Yeah. 8:02 His biological son, Abdullah. Then he 8:06 said that Abdullah could participate 8:07 but could not vote or be elected. 8:10 Yeah. 8:11 So he was not allowed to exercise his 8:13 right to vote or be elected. That is 8:16 what Umar ibn Khattab did. Given that, 8:19 we know that the Chief Justice of the 8:21 Constitutional Court is the President's 8:23 brother-in-law. 8:25 Morally, if the Chief Justice is 8:29 someone with a good religious 8:32 background, then he should know the 8:36 true teachings of Islam. Yeah. 8:40 In my lifetime, as long as the 8:42 Constitutional Court has existed, there 8:44 has never been a Chief Justice shown 8:46 reciting the Quran. Never. 8:48 Yeah. 8:49 From Jimly, then Mahfud MD, then Zulfan 8:53 , and others. Never. Except for the 8:56 current Chief Justice. 8:58 That Usman, just before 9:00 the, what do you call it? The judicial 9:03 review hearing on the presidential 9:05 election results, he then showed 9:07 himself reciting the Quran. So an 9:10 opinion was formed as if the Chief 9:12 Justice would be honest and fair 9:14 because he is a religious person who 9:16 can recite the Quran, and the public 9:18 was lulled into it. 9:21 That is a condition of deceiving the 9:25 public, the people. Therefore, when he 9:30 married the President's sister, while 9:33 the Chief Justice was set to judge 9:36 cases between ministries, the 9:38 government, and the people—and the 9:41 government is the President—Morally, 9:44 the Chief Justice should have resigned 9:48 last year, but instead, he stayed on 9:51 and was even re-elected. 9:54 Now, this is what is called political 9:56 corruption. Nepotism. And this is also 10:01 what is involved in the oligarchy issue 10:05 , where entrepreneurs become rulers, 10:09 and rulers become entrepreneurs. With 10:16 that, we can predict that any judicial 10:19 review filed by all national components 10:22 , even state institutions like the DPD, 10:26 would be rejected. If it were ordinary 10:32 mass organizations or political parties 10:34 , it could be understood because the 10:37 presidential coalition and the palace 10:39 coalition already have that stance. But 10:43 a state institution 10:45 like the DPD filing a judicial review 10:48 on the presidential threshold 10:52 was also rejected because they knew it 10:54 would affect the existence of the 10:56 President, who is his brother-in-law. 10:59 Hmm. 11:00 This is where it becomes a serious 11:02 issue, why it must be remembered that 11:04 there should be no KKN (Corruption, 11:07 Collusion, and Nepotism) of any kind. 11:10 Especially since the Constitutional 11:12 Court is the highest institution that 11:15 decides all disputes between the 11:17 government and organizations, between 11:20 the government and the public, and 11:23 between laws and the 1945 Constitution. 11:26 Yeah, 11:27 I think those are some of my notes, Mas 11:30 Angga. 11:32 Maybe today I won't be too long because 11:34 I have an event. So maybe 11:37 we can speed it up. Hopefully, we can 11:40 talk at length next Friday. Very well, 11:42 Bang Dul. Alright, Bang Dul. But as a 11:45 closing, can we discuss facing Ramadan? 11:46 What is the message from Bang Dolah? So 11:49 , since we are just a few days away 11:51 from Ramadan, 11:53 where the verse says, "Ya 11:54 ayyuhalladzina amanu," that command is 12:01 for the believers. 12:02 So, if one is not a believer, then 12:04 fasting is not mandatory. Because 12:07 fasting is a pillar of Islam, we still 12:09 have a few days to make ourselves 12:11 believers, 12:13 so that when we are believers, we have 12:15 the status to be able to fast. Then the 12:17 goal of fasting is "tattaquun," being 12:19 pious, which means performing all that 12:21 is commanded and avoiding all that is 12:23 forbidden. So, hopefully on the 1st of 12:26 Eid al-Fitr, we are just like someone 12:28 newly born from our mother's womb, free 12:31 from sin, clean of sin, and all become 12:33 new people. For that, we follow how the 12:37 Prophet fasted, how he used his nights 12:39 to perform night prayers, tarawih, and 12:42 so on, so that, God willing, the goal 12:44 of fasting by the 1st of Shawwal can be 12:46 achieved. Thank you very much. 12:49 Amen, O Lord of the worlds. Thank you, 12:50 Bang Dolah, for your time. God willing, 12:52 see you next Friday. Peace be upon you. 12:54 And peace be upon you, and the mercy of 12:55 God, and His blessings. 
