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0:08 Brail TV. 0:16 Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy 0:18 and blessings. How are you, Bang Dula? 0:22 Praise be to God. Peace be upon you too 0:23 , and Allah's mercy and blessings, Mas 0:25 Ihsan. 0:25 Hm. You're healthy, right, Bang Dula? 0:27 Greetings. Praise be to God. That’s 0:29 great. Here you go. Greetings, Bang 0:30 Dulah. How is the story of this 0:33 republic? They say our Vice President 0:36 Gibran is being poked at right now. 0:39 This is a simple matter, isn't it, Bang 0:40 Dula? Whether the diploma verification 0:43 is proven or not. It seems there is a 0:45 scenario here. Why make it simple if 0:48 you can make it complicated? And what 0:50 will happen if this is proven? Bang 0:53 Dulah, this is a matter of the 0:55 mechanism within the Constitutional 0:57 Court. I don't know what the verdict 0:59 would be if you were the Constitutional 1:01 Court judge. And furthermore, we keep 1:06 seeing the occupancy rate of 1:08 correctional facilities, supposedly for 1:11 rehabilitation. But the occupancy rate 1:15 is—wow, impressive, like a 180% 1:18 tourist rate. Oh, perhaps even more 1:20 than that this time. But in Cibinong, 1:24 they found luxury cells like apartments 1:27 . We know Ferdy, Harvey Moeis, 1:30 and others were there. But what’s 1:33 behind this, and in the Prophet's time, 1:35 were there prisoners or facilities like 1:38 this, or how was it? And lastly, we 1:42 certainly observed Indonesia at the UN 1:45 session yesterday and looked at the 1:47 Middle East. Are we, like, a toothless 1:52 tiger, or what? It doesn't seem to have 1:56 the teeth to firmly oppose the genocide 1:59 in Gaza. Too polite, as people in Solo 2:03 or Jogja would say, "So, how is it, 2:05 Bang Dulah?" Maybe those three things, 2:09 or does Bang Dulah have another story 2:12 to tell listeners from Aceh to 2:13 Banyuwangi and 24 or 32 other countries 2:16 listening via various apps? Please, 2:19 Bang Abdullah. Very well, thank you to 2:24 the listeners of Radio Silaturahim, who 2:26 are hopefully blessed this blessed 2:28 Friday morning. 2:29 Amen. 2:31 First, the law regarding the 2:33 Constitutional Court determines that 2:35 its members are three representatives 2:37 from the House, 2:40 three representing the Supreme Court, 2:42 and three representing the President. 2:46 So usually, with the electoral system 2:49 that has been in effect in Indonesia 2:51 since 1999 and 2004 when the 1945 2:57 Constitution was amended into the 2002 3:00 Constitution, usually the elected 3:02 President also has the largest faction 3:05 in the House. Uh-huh. 3:09 So, mathematically, the Constitutional 3:11 Court members are three from the 3:13 President, three from the House, which 3:15 is also a coalition 3:18 of the 3:19 President, meaning six. So if the three 3:24 from the Supreme Court are truly judges 3:26 who are truly upright, 3:29 then the standing remains 6-3. 3:31 Oh. 3:32 So 6-3, meaning the President or the 3:34 party coalition in the House still wins 3:36 . H. 3:39 Because of that, if, for instance, 3:41 there is a, quote-unquote, crazy person 3:42 in the Constitutional Court 3:46 who then revokes or cancels the 3:48 previous Court result, it will be 3:50 brought to the House and the People's 3:52 Consultative Assembly. The People's 3:55 Consultative Assembly will make the 3:56 decision. Well, mathematically, the MPR 4:01 consists of the DPD and DPR, while the 4:04 DPR is strongly allied with the 4:07 President; even if the DPD holds 4:10 one-third or two-thirds, the President 4:13 still wins mathematically. 4:17 Hm. 4:18 So the issue really comes down to 4:20 Prabowo. Hm. 4:22 Does Prabowo agree to Gibran being 4:24 ousted based on the process currently 4:26 underway at the Constitutional Court? 4:29 Or, for example, will the President 4:32 remain in the 4:34 clutches of the Solo Gang? 4:36 If so, then 4:39 let's say the Solo Gang says Gibran 4:42 should be ousted 4:46 because the 2024 Presidential Election 4:49 should have been two rounds, but 4:51 because the Constitutional Court and 4:54 KPU were controlled by the Solo Gang, 4:57 Prabowo ended up winning the 2024 4:59 election. So this remains a battle 5:04 between the truth and what the ulema, 5:09 kiai, ustaz, and academics—whom the 5:13 leadership yesterday called 5:16 opportunists, diploma-seekers, and so 5:20 on—are fighting for. So that is 5:24 that 5:25 is the Constitutional Court issue. 5:28 Then the second issue, the issue of 5:30 prison. Hm. 5:33 In my book, "Jihad to Eradicate 5:35 Corruption," 5:37 a few years ago, Mas Ihsan. 5:38 Yes. 5:39 I already explained that in Islam, 5:41 there is no such thing as prison. 5:43 Hm. 5:44 There is only detention when war occurs 5:46 . 5:47 Yeah. 5:48 For example, in the Battle of Badr, 5:49 prisoners were captured. Then, those 5:53 who were skilled in reading and writing 5:56 taught the Muslims who could not read 5:59 or write, and after that, they were 6:02 released. Or some paid a ransom and 6:06 were then set free. 6:08 So in Islam, there is only detention, 6:11 there is no prison. In Al-Ma'idah 38, 6:15 it is stated that if a Muslim man or 6:19 woman steals, their hands are to be cut 6:22 off. 6:24 So it is corporal punishment, not 6:26 imprisonment. Second, in verse 33, also 6:31 Al-Ma'idah 33, if the act causes 6:34 widespread damage, devastation, or 6:38 extraordinary harm, then first, they 6:41 are killed, second, crucified, 6:46 third, their right hand and left foot 6:49 are cut off, or their left hand and 6:51 right foot. 6:53 So, Islam introduces corporal 6:56 punishment, not prison. 7:00 I once told you, Mas Ihsan, some time 7:03 ago that when I demonstrated as a 7:05 student in Makassar, 7:09 I went into detention, into a cell, 7:12 into prison, and people who weren't 7:16 involved in drugs outside entered 7:19 prison and became drug users. People 7:24 outside who didn't know what 7:25 homosexuality was Hm. 7:27 became homosexual inside. 7:31 People outside who never knew what 7:33 same-sex relations were, inside women's 7:35 prisons, engaged in lesbian 7:37 relationships. 7:40 So prison doesn't solve the problem. 7:43 Prison today, Mas Ihsan, is just a 7:45 change of location. 7:47 At home you watch TV, in prison you 7:49 also watch TV. 7:51 At home you sleep on a soft mattress, 7:53 in prison you also sleep on a soft 7:55 mattress. At home you take a hot shower 7:58 , in prison you also take a hot shower 8:01 because it can be paid for, rented, and 8:03 so on. Even lately, rooms have been 8:07 provided for husband-and-wife relations 8:10 . By paying a few hundred thousand or a 8:13 few million, one can then engage in 8:15 marital relations. So prison is no 8:17 different from home, just a change of 8:20 location. H 8:22 That is why Islam introduces corporal 8:25 punishment. I 8:28 If that cannot be implemented today 8:31 like the Islamic system, I suggest that 8:34 judges in their rulings mandate, for 8:37 example, the first 3 months in Jakarta 8:40 walking along Jalan Sudirman and Jalan 8:43 Thamrin, wearing a shirt saying "I am a 8:46 Corruptor," then cleaning the gutters 8:49 along Jalan Sudirman and Jalan Thamrin 8:52 for 3 months. H. 8:55 After that, it is decided by the judge 8:57 to be sent to the Thousand Islands. One 9:00 of the Thousand Islands 9:02 Alone, not allowed to be visited by 9:04 family for 6 months, except by 9:05 officials. 9:07 They bring a pot, they bring, what is 9:09 it, a machete, they bring a hoe, and so 9:12 on. 9:12 If they truly repent, they will survive 9:14 . 9:16 If not, they will commit suicide by 9:17 throwing themselves into the sea, then, 9:19 praise be to God, they become fuel for 9:21 hell. Like that. 9:23 He. 9:23 If they have served, let's say, 6 9:25 months or 1 year as ordered by the 9:28 judge, they are taken to a plantation, 9:30 palm oil plantation, rubber plantation, 9:33 and so on, so they work there. Working 9:36 there, they earn an income. One-third 9:39 of that income is for their own 9:41 expenses, 2/3 is to pay back losses to 9:43 the state until a change in attitude 9:46 and behavior occurs, then they return 9:48 to their village, to their family, and 9:51 so on, so there is no cost for 9:53 maintenance. 9:55 prison, no cost for maintenance. 9:58 Yes, it is like that. So behavioral 10:00 change is like that. Therefore, if 10:04 Prabowo says he will build hundreds of 10:06 prisons, Prabowo does not understand 10:09 the Islamic concept of how to make 10:11 people truly regret their actions. We 10:15 see that is a general. 10:17 H 10:19 So when he enters prison, he can say, " 10:22 You, I am a general.""What do you call 10:26 it? Like that. 10:27 Well, so finally, a process occurred, 10:30 what we know as in Cibinong, previously 10:33 the KPK conducted raids, and in Bandung 10:37 it was the same as well. 10:40 Now, the problem is whether the KPK, 10:43 the police, and the prosecutor's office 10:46 have worked hard until the court and 10:48 the judge's verdict is final and 10:51 binding? Then it is no longer the 10:55 responsibility of the police, 10:56 prosecutors, and the KPK; it is the 10:57 responsibility of the Ministry of Law 10:59 and Human Rights, the directorate, and 11:00 so on. 11:02 So that is the problem. 11:03 This too, brother. There is a case of a 11:06 pervert sentenced to 7 years, what is 11:08 it, the victims are students at an 11:10 Islamic boarding school. Oh, this 11:13 causes 11:14 people to become allergic to Islamic 11:16 boarding schools. And the execution of 11:18 the sentence is only 3 years, is it 11:20 because it is only half? Then regarding 11:23 character and good conduct, they can 11:25 just act, can't they? But why didn't it 11:28 even reach half the term? Even already 11:31 out on house arrest, this and that; is 11:33 there something behind this, is there a 11:36 hidden agenda here, Brother? And this 11:39 happens a lot. 11:40 So 11:42 So, the Ministry of Law and Human 11:44 Rights 'reasoning is that it’s every 11:46 inmate's right. Yeah. 11:49 To get a sentence reduction, whether 11:51 for August 17th or whatever else it may 11:54 be. 11:56 My question is, when they commit crimes 11:59 —corruption, serious offenses, rape 12:01 —do they consider the rights of the 12:03 person whose money was stolen, the 12:06 state whose money was stolen, the woman 12:08 who was raped, the student who was 12:10 raped? Do they consider that? Yeah. 12:14 So, for me, people like this should not 12:16 be treated the same as other cases. 12:21 So that prison terms for corruptors 12:24 truly serve as a deterrent to them, 12:26 their families, and society. I said 12:30 earlier that if a thief's hand is cut 12:32 off, when they walk around, people will 12:34 see it and ask why their hand is 12:35 missing, knowing it's because they 12:37 stole. 12:38 So, the physiological impact on the 12:40 public is extraordinary. H. 12:42 The same applies when unmarried people 12:44 commit adultery; they are whipped 100 12:47 times. If a husband is with another 12:50 girl or a wife with another man, they 12:53 are stoned to death, like that. Now, 12:56 because of that, then 12:59 when the appointment process—whether 13:01 it's judges, prosecutors, or 13:03 commissioners of state institutions— 13:05 is something I’ve always said should 13:07 no longer be tested by the DPR. The DPR 13:10 should only say accept or reject. The 13:14 final resolution, the initial 13:15 resolution, is the selection committee. 13:19 And that selection committee is 13:21 comprised of people who are practically 13:24 saints, optimally chosen from academics 13:27 , NGOs, universities, and so on. Now, 13:31 the issue is how to ensure prisons 13:34 don't just become places that don't 13:37 rehabilitate; if you look at a 13:39 non-Pancasila or even atheist country 13:41 like China, what can be seen about how 13:44 harsh their laws are? Is there 13:48 something behind that? 13:51 Yes. 13:52 I went to Beijing in 2013. 13:54 Hmm. When I arrived in Beijing at that 13:58 time, I was shocked. H. 14:01 This country, China, is not a communist 14:03 country; it’s a capitalist country. 14:06 There are luxury cars and high-rise 14:08 buildings, just like in Europe or 14:11 America. Then I asked someone from 14:15 China who spent their childhood in 14:17 Indonesia before the G30S/PKI event— 14:20 they fled there and became a Chinese 14:22 citizen—but because they went to 14:25 elementary school in Indonesia, they 14:27 could still speak Indonesian. 14:31 I asked about the death penalty in 14:34 China. They said those who get punished 14:37 are usually the opposition. The 14:40 opposition. 14:41 But it has an impact. It has an impact 14:45 on state officials who see that there 14:47 is a death penalty, it has an impact on 14:50 them because, well, the system is 14:52 communist. 14:54 It’s one-party, it’s centralized 14:57 like that. Even though those who are 15:01 shot or executed are the opposition, it 15:04 does have an influence on Chinese 15:06 officials. One. Second, a former 15:10 Constitutional Court member attended an 15:12 international Constitutional Court 15:14 session. Then, they were asked why in 15:19 Europe or America, the prisons are 15:21 relatively empty, 15:25 and why houses aren't locked, and so on 15:27 . 15:28 Now, and then, 15:30 the European Constitutional Court 15:32 official said it’s because they don't 15:34 believe in the afterlife. Because they 15:37 do not believe in the afterlife, all 15:39 problems are resolved in this world. So 15:44 if you steal, return what was stolen; 15:46 if you kill, you are killed. Like that. 15:48 Because they do not believe in the 15:49 afterlife. Meanwhile, Indonesia, being 15:51 majority Muslim, believes in the 15:53 afterlife. 15:56 Prophet, we just believe but don't 15:58 implement it. That’s why whenever I 16:02 give a sermon at various gatherings, if 16:05 there are kindergarten kids 16:08 or elementary students, I always call 16:10 them over and ask," Have you ever seen 16:12 a red light? "They say," Yes, I have. " 16:15 " What does a red light mean? "" Stop. 16:17 "" If it's green, go. "" So, 16:19 kindergarteners know that a red light 16:21 means you can't go, and you only go 16:23 when it's green. "But police data shows 16:25 that every day, hundreds, thousands, 16:28 even millions of accidents happen on 16:30 the road. 16:32 Likewise, there is no Muslim who 16:34 doesn't believe the Prophet is the best 16:36 role model, but we just believe and 16:38 enter Islam without following or 16:40 implementing it; that is the problem. 16:44 So we must not only believe there is an 16:46 afterlife, but we must follow what was 16:49 done by the Prophet, the companions, 16:51 and their followers. So that when we 16:55 take someone else's property, we know 16:58 that Raqib in the Quran—there are 17:00 many verses about Raqib. Raqib is one 17:03 who watches over. Allah is watching 17:06 over us. CCTV watches over us 17:10 at the office. 17:12 But over time, because we are used to 17:13 being told not to do this or that. 17:16 Abroad, people queue to board trains 17:19 and buses. Yes, everyone queues like 17:21 that. Because we are used to office 17:25 CCTV, we naturally feel that Allah is 17:28 everywhere, monitoring us. At the very 17:33 least, on our right and left, there are 17:34 entities like that. This is the concept 17:38 of understanding, internalizing, and 17:40 then practicing. So, when people in 17:43 Europe or America—I consider it a 17:46 joke, but it makes sense—don't 17:48 believe in the afterlife. So in their 17:52 world, things must be settled in this 17:54 world. And in Islam, there is the law 17:57 of qisas, right? So if someone cuts a 17:59 hand, the retaliation is also to cut a 18:01 hand. If, for example, someone steals a 18:04 million, they pay back a million, and 18:06 so on. 18:07 That is the problem faced by 18:10 Mashallah. Now, back to the 18:11 Constitutional Court, Bang Dula. So the 18:14 conclusion is, the president's function 18:17 in our country is so strong; power is 18:19 held in one hand. In the end, whatever 18:23 the president says—regarding the 18:25 Constitutional Court hearings on Gibran 18:27 or other matters—there is a term: 18:29 when the time comes, whatever the 18:31 president wants must be done. What do 18:34 you think, Bang Dul? Therefore, there 18:39 is a proposal that if there are ad hoc 18:42 judges in court, 18:45 then the Constitutional Court also 18:47 needs ad hoc judges. Heh. 18:49 So, career judges, but based on what 18:52 you call professional integrity and 18:54 capability. Well, it has been said that 18:57 there are three types of judges. Of the 19:00 three types of judges, only one goes to 19:02 heaven; two do not go to heaven. And 19:05 they go to hell. Therefore, if the 19:08 judges are just, they can provide a 19:10 balance, ensuring that the number of 19:13 judges is not a majority of the 19:15 president's supporters. So, how many 19:18 Supreme Court judges, how many 19:20 Constitutional Court judges, so that in 19:22 total, the president loses in terms of 19:25 mathematical voting. Well, that can be 19:28 done like this, yes. Secondly, that 19:32 judges, whether from the Supreme Court, 19:34 the President, or what you call the 19:36 House of Representatives, are no longer 19:39 fit and proper tested by the House as I 19:41 said, but directly by the panel. Thus, 19:45 there is no connection to the House 19:48 because the House has to pay what is 19:50 called money that must be spent up to 19:53 tens of billions when it is like that, 19:56 so they have to do things like that. 20:01 Now, that is one way so that the 20:03 Constitutional Court can be truly fair 20:06 and objective. But out of all that, I 20:10 always say that 20:12 one way to solve this problem is to 20:15 return to the original 1945 20:16 Constitution. Of course, with an 20:19 addendum, for example, 20:22 that Mr. Harto was in power for 32 20:24 years because there was no limit. I say 20:27 that based on Article 29 Paragraph 2 of 20:29 the 1945 Constitution, a caliph is not 20:32 limited. Abu Bakar until his death, 20:35 Umar until his death, Uthman until his 20:37 death, Ali until his death. 20:39 But conversely, if they violate their 20:40 oath of office or the constitution 20:42 after just one week or one month, they 20:44 are immediately removed. No need to 20:47 wait up to 5 years like that. 20:49 So, therefore, one way is to return to 20:52 the original constitution where the 20:54 President and Vice President are 20:56 elected by the MPR, not by a 20:57 presidential election that costs 20:59 trillions. If elected by the MPR, it 21:02 costs only a few billion, just 2 or 3 21:04 days in the MPR. And if there is still 21:07 money politics, the KPK can act as they 21:09 did against the Malang City Regional 21:10 House of Representatives a few years 21:12 ago. 42 out of 45 were arrested at once 21:15 and taken to Jakarta in a bus. So, the 21:17 MPR can be treated like that if there 21:19 is still money politics; the KPK can 21:21 process them in that way. 21:23 That is one of the ways out for the 21:26 medium or long term. Yes. Finally, Bang 21:30 Dullah, an international issue. 21:32 Indonesia is said to have extraordinary 21:35 nature and strength. But in the 21:38 international forum yesterday regarding 21:40 the Palestinian nation, there were 21:42 words, but it seemed like they were 21:44 just playing it safe. Because our trade 21:47 is not declining; it is being boycotted 21:50 by the people, but accommodated by the 21:53 state in trade or mining cooperation in 21:55 Sulawesi and others. How do you see it, 21:58 Bang Dullah? Is this a form of 22:00 desecration against the Preamble of the 22:03 Constitution, or how do you see it, 22:05 Bang? 22:08 So, the problems occurring in Indonesia 22:12 are more or less the same as in the 22:14 Middle East. 22:15 Oh. So I always say that the Arab 22:18 people in the Middle East, if they are 22:21 united, 22:23 based on the Quranic verse," Innamal 22:25 mu'minuna ikhwah. "So there's no need 22:31 for weapons, no need for cannons. If 22:34 they just spit at the same time, 22:37 then Israel would be flooded and 22:38 drowned just like that. 22:41 But because they aren't united in faith 22:45 , sharia, ethics, or commitment, a few 22:48 million Israelis, using America, have 22:51 been able to tear them apart like this. 22:56 Now, Indonesia is also in that position 22:59 , Mas Ihsan. Hm. 23:01 We have tens of thousands of trillions 23:04 in foreign debt. And to pay the annual 23:07 debt, we have to borrow again to pay it 23:10 off. So, it’s just robbing Peter to 23:12 pay Paul. Not to mention the interest 23:15 alone is tens of trillions. So, our 23:19 dependence on America, Israel, and 23:21 China is extremely high. So, when we 23:27 want to speak at the UN forum like, say 23:30 , Turkey or Malaysia, they have to 23:33 remember, 23:36 Prabowo has entered the" bop ". 23:38 Oh, 23:39 bop. Prabowo said that Indonesia will 23:43 accept Israel if Palestine is 23:45 independent, even though these Jews, 23:48 these Israelis, are basically 23:51 hell-dwellers who escaped to earth. 23:55 Like that. 23:56 In the Quran, there are hundreds of 23:58 verses discussing the crimes of the 24:00 Jews, the Israeli people. Therefore, 24:04 Indonesia cannot do much because it 24:08 depends on America, China, and Israel. 24:13 Even though we have the largest nickel 24:15 reserves in the world, Mas Ian. The 24:17 most nickel in the world. 24:19 But whether in Konawe, Central Sulawesi 24:23 , Southeast Sulawesi, North Maluku, or 24:26 Papua, the indigenous people only 24:29 become manual laborers. If they are 24:33 accepted, while it's being managed, 24:36 it's taken away by the Chinese and 24:38 others, so they only get the crumbs. 24:42 It’s like that, so even though we 24:44 have the largest nickel in the world, 24:46 the people don't enjoy it; there's 24:48 something interesting from the 24:49 statement by the Governor of Aceh. 24:52 Hm. What is it, Bang? 24:54 The Governor of Aceh said everything is 24:57 determined by the center. 24:59 Hm. Forest products, marine products 25:01 are all taken to the center. But if a 25:06 natural disaster happens, like the one 25:07 in Aceh, West Sumatra, and North 25:09 Sumatra last year, 25:11 the government refuses to declare it a 25:14 natural disaster. Because declaring it 25:17 a national disaster means it must be 25:19 covered by the state budget, and so on. 25:22 So they just take the money and the 25:24 wealth, but don't pay attention to 25:26 their fate. He. 25:29 That's why I always say we could copy 25:31 Malaysia. Malaysia, 25:34 only two provinces in Malaysia have oil 25:37 , but it is stipulated by law that 50% 25:43 of the oil proceeds go directly to the 25:45 province that owns it, and 50%goes to 25:47 the central state budget. So in that 25:50 way, the people in that region enjoy 25:53 the results. Actually, Article 33 of 25:56 the 1945 Constitution stipulates the 25:58 same thing. Now, it just needs to be 26:01 implemented. Well, because of that, I 26:04 keep saying that everything depends on 26:06 the head of state, depends on the 26:08 leader, depends on the president. If 26:11 the president wants to, 26:13 why can't it be implemented like that? 26:16 However, because the President is also 26:18 in the grip of the oligarchy, the 26:20 President cannot act decisively like 26:23 that. 26:24 So, once again, then in 2029 26:30 if the presidential election is held at 26:32 the MPR, there is hope for us to 26:34 improve the situation for the 5 years 26:36 from 2010 to 2014. 26:39 Yes. Uh, if we add more, we'll end up 26:42 asking about the Election Law. But that 26:45 would be a long discussion, Bang Dula. 26:46 Let's look at that next Friday. Thank 26:50 you, Bang Dula. Oh, any final words, 26:51 Bang Dula? On this blessed Friday, what 26:53 would you like to convey to the 26:55 listeners, Bang? Yes, as usual, on 26:58 Fridays, there are several hadiths and 27:02 narrations suggesting that certain 27:05 chapters of the Quran be read and that 27:09 alms and charity be multiplied. Because 27:14 Friday is known as the weekly holiday. 27:17 So we have holidays not only during Eid 27:20 al-Fitr, but Friday is also a holiday. 27:23 So when I was small in the village, Mas 27:26 Issan, 27:26 Friday was truly a holiday. Why? 27:30 We ate rice, chicken, fish, things like 27:32 that on Fridays. On other days, we ate 27:35 sago or papeda. But, Friday was a 27:39 holiday, just like that. So perhaps, 27:43 mothers, remind your husbands to come 27:46 early and don't forget to tuck some 27:50 money into the clothes they will wear, 27:51 you know, a few thousand. Mothers and 27:54 so on, so that the alms and charity can 27:57 return to themselves, to their families 27:59 , and so on. 28:01 Amen. Amen. Thank you. Thank you, Bang 28:04 Abdullah Mawah. May Allah grant you 28:06 health and blessings 28:08 in life. God willing, see you next 28:10 Friday. Peace be upon you, and Allah's 28:12 mercy and blessings, Bang. 28:14 And peace be upon you, and Allah's 28:15 mercy and blessings. 
