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- Brail Allahu Akbar lailahaillallah
- bismillahirrahmanirrahim.
- Alhamdulillahiabbil alamin. Allahumma
- sholli ala sayyidina Muhammad wa ala
- ali sayyidina Muhammad. Peace be upon
- you warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
- Brothers and sisters, listeners of
- radio silaturahim and also viewers of
- Rasil Visual who are blessed by Allah.
- I hope you are well today, Iwan Wan.
- Alhamdulillah we meet again on the
- Sirah Nabawiyah program, of course with
- Ustaz Salman Alfarizi who, thank God,
- is present in the studio. We greet
- Ustaz first, Iman Ahwad. Peace be upon
- you warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Ustaz.
- Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi
- wabarakatuh.
- Healthy, of course,
- play? Very healthy.
- Very healthy. Alhamdulillah. The
- activity at the Islamic boarding school
- is getting busier,
- thank God, it
- seems like one more thing is safe,
- God willing, in a month we will harvest
- melons,
- if there are listeners who want to buy
- melons while picking them, they can
- come and
- pick them directly from the garden,
- they can pick them directly-they are
- fresh, fresh,
- fresh, and then harvest chilies, if
- there are those who want to buy chilies
- , they can pick them themselves,
- if the prices of chilies are still
- stable, yes, they are still very cheap,
- in fact they say
- very cheap, very cheap. Speaking of
- chilies, we are praying that there will
- be a tool so that our chilies are not
- too cheap, but not too expensive.
- Well, yes, it is mutually beneficial,
- yes.
- Yes. So the buyer benefits, the farmer
- also benefits. Well, that's it. Don't
- make the price too low. If what I see
- now is that sometimes farmers suffer
- losses, sometimes middlemen make a lot
- of profits, you know. Yes.
- That always happens every harvest, yes.
- Usually, usually,
- always, always, we have measured it too
- . It's always like that.
- Heeh. Heeh. But there will be a tool
- later, so
- God willing, we will find the tool.
- Amen. Amen. Amen.
- Amen. And today we discuss the theme of
- sustenance.
- That's right, bro.
- Fortune is broad, yes. It's not just
- money, he said. Various things, Ustaz.
- Yes,
- right.
- Having good friends, having good
- acquaintances is also a blessing.
- Truly. Correct.
- Later, Ustaz will explain Iwan Awat's
- material. If you want to join, please
- join us on WhatsApp on 0811999720 or
- 0218451512. Tap Ustaz.
- Thank you, Bang Fajar.
- Fahri.
- Fahri. I forgot, I
- met you a long time ago, Ustaz. E
- bismillahirrahmanirrahim.
- Alhamdulillahiabbil alamin. Wasalatu
- wassalamu ala sayyidil mursalin
- sayyidina Muhammadin wa alalalui
- wasohbihi ajmain. Amma ba'du. Eh,
- thanks be to Allah, greetings to the
- Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi
- wasallam. May all always be blessed by
- Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.
- Alhamdulillah, we meet again today, my
- respected friends wherever you are. May
- you always laugh, always smile. Don't
- think about problems that you don't
- need to think about. Don't talk about
- something you don't need to talk about.
- Just do it. Just what's in front of you
- . What's
- in front of you, think and do. Don't
- think about what's not in front of you,
- what's not, let alone what's out of
- your reach because it's a hassle.
- Moreover, today we're talking about
- sustenance. This is our style today,
- the style of this podcast. Who's his
- name? Dedy Corbuser,
- or Refley Harun, or whoever?
- COVID podcast season, huh.
- Oh yeah. Hopefully this is cooler than
- Mr. Corbuzer's.
- Amen.
- How can he do it, we can't? Right.
- The content isn't interesting, actually
- . It's the same. It's the same with us.
- Today we're talking about sustenance.
- Many people sell themselves because of
- sustenance. Is that right?
- Right? Many people cheat because of
- their fortune. Many people kill people
- because of their fortune. Is that right
- ? Many people, what else is their
- fortune? Moreover, what people usually
- do is because of their fortune.
- Everyone is struggling to find their
- fortune. Even though fortune is
- something certain. No matter what you
- are, your fortune is still your fortune
- . Yes, that's because Allah has said, "
- Wama min dabbatin fil ardhi illa
- alallahi rizquha." Yes, there is no
- reptile in this world except ee ee ee
- what is it called? His sustenance has
- been decreed, guaranteed by Allah
- Subhanahu wa taala. If there is a poet
- of the evening prayer, ana malifias was
- naqlak min riz walqarzuqni. Well,
- that's it. Why should I have a headache
- thinking about my sustenance? After all
- , the one who created me is a creator
- who is the greatest provider of
- sustenance,
- right? Arhamar min nutfa wadali bilinam
- min Allah created me from the darkness
- of the womb. Then he gave me or
- guaranteed me with various blessings,
- various ee ee sustenance. Wazaltu min
- ghairi qimas. Well, then what did it
- say? I forgot. There was a poem from
- the Maghrib people, right? If I am a
- Maghrib person who made ee, I often
- heard it because Asayyid Muhammad
- Almaliki used to read it to the
- students when we were studying ee in
- Mecca. So that ee is what the
- confidence of a Moroccan scholar said
- that sustenance is not something we
- should worry about.
- Ah why? Because innallaha huar razzaq
- ya dzul quwwatil matin ya innallaha
- huar razzaq dzul quwwatil matin. Eh
- indeed, He is Allah who is the
- All-Giver of sustenance, the All-Strong
- , the All-Strong, the All-Mighty, right
- ? Well, then, we, my respected brothers
- and sisters, wake up every morning
- haunted by sustenance. Fear of
- sustenance. In fact, I see in our daily
- lives, even people who have studied
- religious knowledge are haunted by fear
- of sustenance. Well, what's the proof?
- We, religious preachers, often fight
- just because of the fear of losing
- sustenance.
- Parking lots, yes, the land of our
- assembly. Ee, I still, I still find, ee
- , bad-mouthing other ustadz so that we
- are used as preachers and other ustadz
- are not used as preachers. That's among
- ustadz, among people who have gone to
- college, for example, let's say um what
- should I say, Indonesian departments
- for example. For the sake of sustenance
- , a police officer is willing to go to
- a shaman to get a promotion, right?
- e I can't imagine, for example, someone
- who has received police education, for
- example, is already very logical, their
- way of thinking to get promoted, they
- have to go to a shaman. What's even
- more terrifying, prosecutors, for
- example, means they are people who
- study,
- study logic as logically as possible,
- but still go to a shaman just to ensure
- that the one who finally gets the
- position from the number of names
- promoted is him.
- Hm.
- What will become of him? We wonder why
- it's like that. What's even stranger is
- that in legal institutions, right? Yes.
- What's even
- stranger for us, Bang Fahri, right?
- There are people willing to pay money
- to be chosen as a school principal.
- Yes.
- Right? E this is even more confusing
- for us. Why is this person, because if
- he is a school principal, that means he
- has a bachelor's degree, a master's
- degree at least.
- This means
- he studied from kindergarten,
- elementary school, junior high school,
- high school, college, bachelor's degree
- , master's degree. This means he passed
- six levels of education at least.
- After being so smart, so great, it
- turns out his knowledge of fortune is
- shallow.
- Hm. His
- knowledge of sustenance is very shallow
- . Why do I say his knowledge of
- sustenance is shallow? He wanted to be
- a principal because it would increase
- his salary. What's the end result? Luck
- .
- Luck.
- Luck, right? So he went to school,
- let's just say from elementary school,
- if it's a kindergarten business. 6
- years of elementary school,
- junior high school, 6 years of high
- school, 12 years of college, 4 years of
- college and 6 years of master's. That
- means he went to college for 18 years,
- 18 years of school. Just to get
- sustenance, he had to bribe his way
- into becoming a principal. I said, "
- You'd be better off not going to school
- then." Because a construction worker, a
- construction worker, usually doesn't go
- to school. A construction worker
- usually doesn't bribe his contractor or
- anything to get hired as a construction
- worker. It
- never happened, I think.
- Never happened. There are. There are
- people who go to school to become
- construction worker agents and take a
- cut from the construction worker's
- salary. Masyaallah. This is also us at
- the same time if we talk about
- sustenance and I connect it to the
- world of education, it means our world
- of education has failed completely. Why
- do I say that? Because we usually find
- fraudsters for sustenance among
- educated people. Average. Average, I
- think Bang Fahri also agrees that you
- haven't found a goat shearer, a corrupt
- person to become a shearer? Have you
- found one?
- Not yet.
- Not yet. Even if there were, it would
- be ridiculous.
- Because we are in the air, right now,
- for example, who is shearing our goats?
- No one is bribing us. I, Salman, am the
- one shearing your goats. Hey, I'll give
- you a percentage. Nothing, Bang, if
- there is something strange. If there is
- something strange, right? Or do you
- know who those people are who like to
- dig for cables on the side of the road?
- What are those people called? Their
- specialty is digging for Grial cables.
- Usually, they get their sustenance with
- their labor. They're amazing, they're
- digging, they're great, and we salute
- them, we say thank you, our internet is
- good, or are we good? Do you know that
- the fraudsters are people from the
- school, they also received the tender
- from where, how much, how much, how
- much, then the diggers get a little. In
- fact, these school people are just,
- just win or win, they're just
- intermediaries. In between, it's their
- fortune, right? Meaning, we see it in
- law enforcement, in education, it's
- like that. In fact, one of our Ministry
- of Religious Affairs officials was once
- imprisoned just because the rectors or
- lecturers of UIN or lecturers like that
- wanted to get a position had to pay so
- much. He.
- Wow, what's this that makes me wonder,
- Bang Fahri? Why are these people from
- higher education institutions
- so afraid of their fortune, they end up
- breaking all the rules.
- That's right.
- In order to get their fortune. Now I
- ask Bang Fahri, what's the difference
- between this and prostitutes? That
- means yes. In fact, I think prostitutes
- are more respectful, more honorable.
- It's much more honorable to be a
- prostitute than a corruptor like that
- for the sake of her livelihood. Why do
- I say that? Because a prostitute
- becomes honorable by doing prostitution
- because she sells herself. No.
- Meanwhile, those educated people who go
- to shamans because of their positions,
- who bribe because of their positions,
- who are they corrupting? Yes, if they
- deserve the position. If they don't
- deserve it, for example, they don't
- deserve to be a principal, but because
- they chase their fortune to become
- principal, they do whatever they can,
- who will be the ones who are corrupted?
- Yes, if they don't deserve it, then
- it's that elementary school teacher or
- that football teacher.
- That's why we say prostitutes are more
- honorable then. Well, this, or to make
- it easier, ee, maybe goats are more
- honorable than people like that. Or
- what's going viral, maybe dogs are more
- honorable, right? Of course. Have you
- ever heard, Bang Fahri, that dogs bribe
- to get meat? Have you ever?
- No.
- No.
- He waits every time,
- if he doesn't record.
- Heeh. Try first, yeah.
- Yes. Waiting, if he doesn't pounce. So,
- it's normal to say that people who
- worry about their livelihood are
- actually normal, but when they worry
- about their livelihood, they resort to
- methods that Allah has forbidden,
- such as betrayal due to corruption or
- because of what they call it? What
- paths are they called? Insider paths.
- Yes, insider paths or mystical paths,
- besides being stupid and foolish,
- arrogant, or whatever they call it,
- they are also very despicable. Because,
- eh, maybe that's what Allah says in the
- Quran, *balhum adol ulaika hum kal anam
- *, humans can be like livestock or even
- more despicable than livestock. Yes,
- this is probably the position. We're
- not offending anyone, sometimes we need
- to say things that are a bit strict so
- that our brains are hit by those strict
- words. Yes, why am I discussing this
- today? Because all our arguments,
- disputes are all because of livelihood.
- H
- all because of money, money, money, and
- money. Why is this Islamic movement so
- divided and finally separated?
- Everything is when we explore it far,
- far, far, eh, in the end, what? Money.
- Yes,
- money is sustenance, right? Well, this
- may not be possible, right, we say
- things like this, finally someone will
- listen, eh, so let's start by returning
- to Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala. How do we
- get sustenance? The
- first way to get sustenance is to get
- closer to Allah. Huh, why not work,
- right? It's like this. Who owns
- sustenance, bro? Allah.
- So, to get sustenance, get closer to
- the owner of sustenance.
- The owner of sustenance. Yes.
- Well, secondly, how do we get
- sustenance, bro? Don't make the giver
- of sustenance angry with us,
- okay? We have already gotten closer to
- the giver of sustenance. Oh, but if our
- behavior is strange, we won't get
- sustenance either. Besides getting
- closer to the thigh of the giver of
- sustenance, we also seduce the owner of
- this sustenance so that sustenance will
- be shared with us. Then third,
- understand what sustenance really is?
- So that you realize that you have
- received sustenance. Because of this,
- Bro, there are many people who say to
- us, "What?""I've prayed, Salman. I
- haven't committed adultery, Salman. I
- haven't done anything forbidden, Salman
- . I even finish the Quran once a month,
- Salman. But my sustenance is limited,
- Salman. It's still not enough.
- Ah, it's still not enough. It turns out
- he understands that sustenance is money
- ,
- sustenance is wealth. Like the official
- I mentioned earlier, like the police or
- prosecutor or judge we talked about
- earlier, for the sake of his promotion,
- he was willing to go to a shaman to
- become stupid and inept after years of
- school, right? For what? Sustenance
- called wealth.
- Wealth and money, right? Or like a
- lecturer, a principal earlier, after ee
- ee years of school, eh he became stupid
- and inept just because he defined
- sustenance as money. He's
- like the Kiai, Habib or ustaz earlier,
- the waliyadubillah who fought over
- their parking spaces after going to
- Islamic boarding schools, after going
- to school, after going to Mecca, after
- going to Medina, he came home with the
- same behavior as all the officials. Why
- ? Just different, different, different,
- different models. In the end, the
- understanding of sustenance is money,
- money, and money. Finally, Kiai, Habib,
- Ustaz or whatever you call these
- religious figures are trapped in the
- understanding that sustenance is money.
- Doing all the forbidden ways they know
- even for the sake of getting money.
- Well, the corruption in terms of
- sustenance throughout the world has
- been destructive. Throughout the world,
- it has been destructive and it has been
- throughout the ages of mankind, indeed,
- throughout the ages of mankind has been
- eating away at mankind, *illa man
- rahimallah*, except for those chosen by
- Allah, pitied by Allah, or people who
- want to learn what sustenance really is
- , huh. It turns out that after we learn
- , time is the most expensive sustenance
- . Yes, the Prophet once said that time
- is an expensive sustenance. People only
- realize that time is expensive when
- they no longer have it. Yes. Yes. When
- we have time, we think that the
- sustenance of time is cheap. H
- After we're incredibly busy, we realize
- that the gift of time is truly an
- extraordinary, precious gift. That's
- right. If you're just looking at life
- through movies, a friend shared with me
- this morning," Man, there's a great
- film, an Indian film. ""
- What Indian film, Ustaz? It's cool to
- watch this clue. The clue to the film
- is that it turns out that there is an
- Indian woman who was once nicknamed the
- human computer.
- A woman's
- brain is like a computer, isn't it?
- Her brain is like a computer. When it
- comes to calculating mathematical
- formulas, she's always very good. I'm a
- good moviegoer, friends. No, no, I
- don't, Ma'am, I don't deny that. Ee,
- but Bang Fakhri was born into a poor
- family, actually. He was born into a
- poor family, actually.
- After he succeeded in acting as a human
- computer, he received a truly
- extraordinary blessing from the creator
- , of course.
- But he didn't have time to see his
- mother. He didn't even have time with
- his husband. He didn't even have time
- with his child.
- Finally, his mother died without him
- ever seeing her. Even for decades. This
- is a true story in India.
- She finally divorced her husband. Even
- the child she loved, the one she loved,
- had to go through a legal battle
- together just because of selfishness in
- seeking money, which is translated as
- eh, seeking sustenance, which is
- translated as money. Yes. What? Why is
- that? Because ee his understanding is
- smart even though he is in math, his
- understanding of sustenance is having
- an apartment like our YouTubers now.
- He is the one
- who shows off a nice motorbike, who
- shows off a nice car. Yes, that is
- stupidity, yes, the stupidity and
- stupidity of our society that must be
- fixed together. How do we have to find
- a way together because ee if YouTubers
- rely on good cellphones, we are
- stupid, stupid, if that is what makes
- the standard of living like that, like
- expensive bags now, this standard of
- living is getting stupider and we must
- fix it. The standard of living is
- expensive bags, expensive shoes,
- expensive cars, expensive houses, what
- should the face be called? glowing,
- glowing, right? Beautiful is not
- glowing, my friend.
- Handsome is not about whether the face
- is not oily or not oily. It may be an
- oily face like mine, this oily face.
- But if we feel handsome inside,
- handsome, then we will see ourselves as
- handsome. No matter how glowing your
- face is, no matter how slim, if your
- inner self is actually tortured, there
- will be no visible beauty on your face,
- right? Well, this kind of understanding
- should be provided in schools so that
- this kind of stupidity no longer occurs
- . Especially in terms of sustenance, we
- see that in all aspects of the
- condition of sustenance, right? Well,
- what surprised me, Mr. Fakri, for the
- past few days I've been chatting with
- people who have access to Badui.
- Hm. Badwi.
- Badwi. It turns out they are smarter at
- understanding the context of sustenance
- than people who go to school.
- H.
- Why do I say that? They are quite happy
- with their wooden houses, their
- thatched roofs.
- Right? Without gadgets, without cars,
- without vehicles. They laugh, smile,
- joke around with their neighbors. Live
- happily. If you measure their standard
- of happiness there, it surpasses the
- standard of happiness of Jakarta
- metropolitan residents who live in
- Kemang, their luxurious homes, what is
- it that if I personally see people with
- luxurious homes, luxurious cars, I know
- very well that 98%of their lives are
- stressful. I'm grateful to have a
- thermometer. Oh, these people are
- stressed. Is that so. That's why I
- really dare to say that. Eh, this
- person is stressed. Why do you salute
- people like that? That's why after I
- gained access to the new community, I
- persuaded them, God willing, they truly
- understand what sustenance is. They
- truly understand that they plant rice,
- plant their needs, then they measure
- what they will eat this year. After the
- harvest, they have enough. Not
- ambitious.
- Not ambitious.
- Not ambitious. Well, but later in the
- context of our discussion, we have
- discussed many times that we must be
- rich, we must be rich. Yes,
- but this time we invite you to
- understand that understanding
- sustenance is very important. Because
- the One who gives sustenance is Allah.
- Allah has said that each of us is
- guaranteed sustenance by Allah. W min
- dabbatin fil ardhi illa alallahi
- rizquha. Sustenance is given by Allah
- Subhanahu wa ta'ala to whom He wills,
- right? Ah, we return to the order of
- our recitation. That earlier we said
- understanding sustenance is important.
- Because Because we don't understand
- that sustenance isn't money, we end up
- going too far. Time is sustenance,
- health is sustenance, a pious wife is
- sustenance. Yes, a pious wife, good
- children are sustenance. Having time to
- play with your wife and children for at
- least 5 hours or 3 hours a day is a
- very expensive sustenance. Where many
- people don't realize that their
- children are in junior high school.
- I've met many people, I've met many
- people. Their children are already in
- junior high school, and they just
- complain to their religious teacher.
- Ustaz, why is it that my child doesn't
- want to, where do you go, marry, and
- what do you do? They'll tell me. But
- Ustaz, raising children also requires
- money. Raising children means crying
- sometimes. These are the stupidities
- that we must break through. I actually
- don't want to use the term stupidity,
- but if I don't use it, people won't be
- offended. I'm happy when he's offended,
- I use the term stupidity. That's
- precisely what I want. This stupidity
- must be broken through. Why? Because
- again he thinks the child needs
- sustenance. Moreover, he raises his
- standards because he feels he has money
- . Feeding should be like this, clothes
- should be like this, cell phone should
- be like this. After his child went to
- high school and didn't listen to him,
- he cried. Yes, you are the one who
- should be slapped as his mother or
- father, not his child. Well, it must be
- your fault as a father all this time,
- where have you been? Have you ever
- stroked your child's head? Have you
- ever had a heart-to-heart talk with
- your child since he was little? How
- many times have you had a nice chat
- with your child or just after coming
- home from work, bought him a toy. After
- that, you go back to sleep early in the
- morning and go home late at night.
- That's what you consider sustenance.
- Because you consider sustenance to be
- like that. Ah, after your child
- rebelled against you, you cried and
- asked the ustaz to pray for your child
- to become pious. I said his prayer was
- not answered. Do you think your child's
- prayer was answered so quickly? He
- rebelled after 15 years of living with
- you, friend. So It took 15 years to
- change him so he wouldn't rebel against
- you. Ah, this young couple, listen
- carefully. Don't just work for money.
- Look for money, money, money. Change
- cars, buy bicycles. Especially during
- bicycle season, people buy bicycles.
- Stupid people's style, primitive style,
- huh. So primitive styles are brought by
- people who claim to be modern people in
- the city. During bicycle season, people
- compete to see which bicycle is better,
- to the point of getting into debt
- because of bicycles. During what kind
- of helmet season, people get into debt
- because of bicycle helmets. During
- bicycle water bottles, people get into
- debt. Oh, it's so loud, it's okay. I
- have a fever if people are offended,
- huh. Ah, is that so. Well, my honored
- friends, listeners and viewers of Rasil
- , yes. Allah says, we already said that
- before I read the word.
- Seeking sustenance means getting closer
- to Allah, making yourself loved by
- Allah. Then what? Understand the
- meaning of
- sustenance Those three things are
- so that you know that you are truly
- covered by sustenance.
- Yes. Then there is a verse that we also
- have to think about. Although basallahu
- rizqa liibadihi labag fil ardhi waki
- waki eh wait a minute. Yunazzilu
- biqadri ma yasya. Innahu biibadi khabir
- bashir. Yes. What does it say? Surah
- Ashura verse 27. Yes. Although
- basallahu rizqa liibadihi. If Allah
- gave as much sustenance as possible for
- Bang Fakri, for me, for Bang Ondi, for
- all of us, Allah gave a lot. Labagu fil
- ardhi. Ha, labagu fil ardhi. Surely
- they would be disobedient. Here, there
- is a very cool science of grammar.
- Although it is actually impossible for
- Allah to give us such sustenance. He.
- But when saying the effect of
- sustenance if given as much as possible
- , Allah uses it in Arabic grammar with
- labagu. It must be like
- that. It is certain, yes. It is
- certain.
- So Wow, this is what if anyone knows,
- this actually has a very high meaning.
- Although Basallahu rizqibadii labag ard
- uses the words la, it is closed with la
- like that. It means that it is
- impossible for Allah to make abundant
- sustenance for us.
- Why? Because if we were abundant, we
- would definitely be disobedient to
- Allah Subhanahu wa taala. Because
- that's how it is, Bro. Bro Fahri, right
- . When we have abundant sustenance, we
- are already
- arrogant. Our arrogance
- increases,
- right? Eh, it's very rare for people to
- pass the test with abundant sustenance,
- not being arrogant is very rare. It's
- just me, no one needs to, oh no one
- else. I said to be fair, I'm the one
- who measures myself. I remember clearly
- when my income was still small, I met
- people, "Yes, sir.
- Sir, I'm Salman, sir." Is that so. What
- do you call our speech? Gentle.
- Low profile. Eh, what do you want to do
- ? Here you are like that, brother. Ee,
- but maybe there are people who graduate
- who, after having a fortune, still
- speak politely and slowly. There are
- still people who remain humble, yes.
- But on average, people definitely
- change.
- C Just look at the people who are
- successful, very few of them remain low
- profile, yes. Very few. Well, then we
- can be sure that this verse is true.
- Yes, especially since this is the word
- of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala that if a
- person is given ample sustenance again
- fil ardhi, he will certainly be
- disobedient, yes, he will do things
- that are forbidden by Allah Subhanahu
- wa ta'ala. But how lucky is a person if
- he is chosen by Allah after being rich,
- he becomes more humble.
- Is there such a thing? There is, yes.
- After being rich, he becomes more
- humble, shares more, gives more charity
- , it is even better to do good. Yes,
- rather than buying a car, it is better
- to build a mosque. Rather than buying a
- house, it is better to build Islamic
- boarding school. For orphans and the
- poor. Instead of buying clothes,
- instead of buying branded bags, what do
- I say, what do those branded bags
- become? Just trash? Just a
- brand. Just a brand. Meaningless trash.
- Yes. If, for example, someone gave me a
- Rolex watch or a Rolex watch that
- someone else has, it would feel the
- same. It would be a
- loss. I, Bang Fahri, when I look at
- people, I
- feel like they're really stupid. He
- feels his confidence increases when he
- rides a Pajero and his confidence
- decreases when he rides an Avanza.
- People like that are really torturous.
- Meaning, if Allah allows me to change
- him, I will change him. How can he feel
- that riding an Alia is as cool as
- riding a Mercedes BZ?
- But that's rare. So people pay
- attention to the brand of his cellphone
- , what his clothes are, what his bag is
- , what his shoes are. Oh my God.
- Alhamdulillah. That's why I say, I have
- great fortune from Allah. Because I
- leave the house with The cheapest
- clothes, with the most expensive
- clothes, my soul is the same.
- I drive any car, even a pickup truck,
- wherever I go, I'm just confident. It
- doesn't affect my soul, right? Well, my
- friends, whom I honor, once again, if
- sustenance were given by Allah
- Subhanahu wa taala in abundance to us
- humans in the form of wealth, we would
- be ee bagu ya, disobedient. However,
- yunazzilu biqadri ma yasya. Given by
- Allah according to our needs. Yes,
- innahu biibadihi khabirun bashir.
- Indeed, Allah Subhanahu wa taala knows
- best what is best for His servants. Uh,
- my honored audience, maybe that's all
- from us about ee rezeki. Rezeki.
- Please, Bung Fakri.
- Okay, Iwat who wants to join, please
- ask about this sustenance. You can join
- us at 0811999720 or by phone please at
- 0218451512. We'll be back soon. H
- Brazil Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar.
- Lailahaillallah. Radio Rasil for Islam,
- the one. Still with us, Ikhwan Nawat,
- on the Sirah Nabawiyah program with
- Ustaz Salman Alfarizi with the theme of
- sustenance today. Ikhwan akhwat, Ustaz
- has already discussed sustenance. We
- must understand the meaning of
- sustenance. Don't just limit it to
- money, Ustaz.
- Right.
- Because if we only understand it as
- money, it will be difficult in the
- future. The more busy, the busier, the
- more we
- eh what is it called? Chasing the world
- , the term is to seek money, in the end
- the family is neglected.
- The family is neglected. Not only the
- family is neglected, right, Bang.
- Everyone is
- chasing sustenance, which means money,
- money and money.
- He.
- He only realized that his sugar was
- high at the age of 43. Right.
- Just looking for insulin, just looking
- for something like that.
- Because he forgot himself.
- Forget yourself. So stupid people like
- that, we've been rushing for sustenance
- ,
- ee, we need to teach him. We have to
- teach him
- because of the use of these stupid,
- stupid, idiotic words because I'm sure
- this will trigger our brains so that he
- learns because he loses himself, even
- his own fruit, he
- finally found out he had blood pressure
- , finally had gout, finally had a
- mother, finally had at that time he
- already had billions of money
- but couldn't do anything anymore,
- yes, that's right,
- eh, I'll make it a bit rough first, yes
- , if you have sugar when you think
- about sustenance, it's all gone And
- what else do you eat with your sugar?
- Yes. That's it. Not only that. You
- can't even enjoy your wife anymore if
- your sugar is too high. Just imagine.
- Innalillah
- inna lillahi wa inna ilaihi rojiun. So
- once again, it doesn't have to start
- from here, okay? I just like to trigger
- if you want to have to learn again.
- Many teachers understand what
- sustenance is.
- So we can be rich, we can have a lot of
- money. But the rules to get there we
- also play according to the command of
- Allah Subhanahu wa taala.
- Okay, rich is allowed, but we have to
- know how to play it, maybe. Yes, of
- course, according to Allah's knowledge.
- Not the knowledge of Satan, okay? Like
- the style of YouTubers who
- are anything, ah bing like that.
- This is from the many WhatsApp Ustaz
- that have come in. E, this is also a
- comment from Mr. Edi, he said that the
- person who dug the land was from
- Sindang Cirebon Ustaz. Those people are
- great,
- great people. Masyaallah. We thank them
- so that our internet connection is
- fixed, our water channel is fixed.
- May those who know it be blessed.
- But sometimes there are also those who
- say cynically, saying if you haven't
- fasted, how are you, Ustaz?
- Well, that's good. I like that. I like
- that I said cynically because he didn't
- fast.
- Then you don't cynically say to
- yourself who cheats to get sustenance,
- that's
- bad, huh? Forgot, huh. I said this, a
- corrupt prosecutor with a car luxury
- and fasting. Listen, let's make a
- comparison. I may be wrong, it doesn't
- matter if I'm wrong. A prosecutor or a
- police officer with two or three stars
- passes by on the road fasting, or let's
- say he fasts on Mondays and Thursdays.
- Sometimes these corrupt people like to
- fast too, right? Let's say he fasts on
- Mondays and Thursdays. Yes, fasting on
- Mondays and Thursdays, high positions
- blah blah blah blah, who knows where
- his education has gone, but he's
- corrupt, sir.
- Hm.
- The more noble are the Sindang people
- who don't fast. I said it's like the
- glory of the Sindang people in the
- stars, the Morning Star is corruption,
- the corruptors are in the
- seventh underground layer, sir. He.
- Where's the nobility? Because we really
- like to see other people's mistakes,
- right? I'm the same, right? I also like
- to see people's mistakes like this,
- right? My lecture is looking at other
- people's mistakes. I forgot my own
- mistakes, of course, my own mistakes.
- But since the question is like that,
- I'll repeat it once more. The more
- noble are the Sindang people who dig
- for easy public facilities and their
- salaries, I know very well It was cut
- by the agent. The salary
- has an agent, right?
- There is an agent. Oh God, the
- Sindang people who dig get paid without
- fasting.
- This agent fasts and reads the Quran
- one day and one juz, for example. This
- Sindang person who doesn't fast is more
- noble than the person who agents the
- salaries of people like that, sir.
- Ah, that's because this is betrayal.
- Right.
- What is betrayal called? It's a sin
- that Allah hates so much, right?
- Especially listening to Bung Fahri. The
- Sindang people who don't fast because
- of digging, they just have to ask for
- forgiveness and repent later, right?
- That's it.
- The agent of the Sindang people who
- cheated the Sindang people's salaries,
- who
- deducted the salaries,
- who deducted the salaries, will never
- be forgiven by Allah even if he fasts
- for trillions of years until he
- apologizes to whom?
- Someone who is directly from
- Sindang. The
- Sindang people. The corrupt prosecutor
- who fasted earlier, Bang Fakri, he will
- not be able to repent to Allah even if
- he performs any kind of worship for
- tens of trillions of years
- until he is forgiven by the Indonesian
- people are 270 million. Which is more
- noble? Sindang people, what
- corrupt fasting officials are they?
- Sindang people.
- Yes, it's a Sindang person, sir. He is
- satisfied that whether fasting is given
- guidance by Allah, whether it is
- forgiven or forgiven by Allah.
- However, if we have hablum minanas,
- Allah says we have to apologize to that
- person. It's
- really heavy. It's really heavy.
- Heavy. That's why I said, the higher
- the school, the better the fortune.
- Well that's it. Wallahuam.
- OK, let's get to the question from
- Singapore. Singapore Mr Jefri yes. Uh,
- Singaporeans are listening via Sela.
- Sela FM.
- Asalamualaikum. Batam is
- Batam. Batam from Batam.
- OK, go ahead. May the peace, mercy, and
- blessings of Allah be with you too.
- Ee, I have a little fortune and want to
- give alms, Ustaz, or donate whichever
- is better,
- which is more useful. Ee, do you give
- alms to mosques or homes for orphans,
- the elderly, Islamic boarding schools,
- Or help the poor pay for hospital care
- and other things. Buy uniforms, shoes,
- school supplies, and so on. Ustaz,
- which is better in your opinion? What's
- your suggestion, Ustaz? So,
- where should we give this charity? We,
- the ones who have wealth, have to think
- carefully. What is that thinking? Yes,
- looking for among all these asnaf who
- needs it most? We are the ones who
- really know. For example, you are in
- Singapore. If there are people around
- you who are in need, truly in need,
- according to your analysis, then that
- is what is prioritized. Oh, Salman is
- in Singapore, thank God, conditions are
- better. So who do we need? If I say the
- best charity is to those who fight for
- religion truly, not for their own
- benefit. There are many religious
- educations, right? For example, the
- caretakers of this mosque are
- often forgotten in charity. He.
- Sometimes the mosque gives assistance
- to orphans, but the caretaker doesn't
- give anything. Right?
- I often see that. Sometimes the mosque
- collects funds for mosque renovations,
- the marboard Left poor
- like that, right? E, the caretaker of
- my mosque, I think I'm someone who is
- often overlooked in giving alms because
- I've never met a rich caretaker, that's
- the problem.
- Have you seen one? I don't
- think so,
- right?
- Because he was forgotten from giving
- alms. Or, sir, look for an orphan who
- wants to go to school. Give him your
- alms so he can go to school. But go to
- the right school. Because going to the
- wrong school also produces the wrong
- generation.
- Ah, something like that, sir. Widows or
- sick people, or let's see which one
- needs it most, or later, we'll send him
- a private message, where? In Singapore,
- where in Malaysia, or in Indonesia,
- there are many who need help, so it's
- right on target. jaakallahir.
- Okay, let's move on to Ibu Fida in
- Bekasi, Ustaz. Assalamualaikum
- warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
- Waalaikumsalam warahmatullak while
- working, said Ustaz, yes, while
- continuing to listen to rasil. Ee, is
- it true that the Ustaz of the Islamic
- boarding school managed by Ustaz
- doesn't pay aras free? So how do I
- register at a boarding school run by
- Ustaz? Okay,
- thank you for the information.
- Thank you, Mrs. Fida from Bekasi while
- working.
- May her work be perfectly blessed by
- Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala. Amen. Yes,
- our boarding school Ruhama Alfajar Kali
- Putih is specifically for our orphaned
- and underprivileged brothers and
- sisters, ee, there are no fees charged.
- So that means school fees, study fees,
- room fees, electricity, food, drink,
- bathing, everything is provided by
- Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala for free. How
- do I register? Contact his name is
- Teacher Aden. Later, Mrs. Fida will WA
- me or later give me my number, it will
- be announced
- later, I will share the number of
- Teacher Aden who we are currently
- assigning for new student admissions.
- Indeed, if you want to register, ee
- hurry because we only accept 20 people.
- Limited T yes. Very
- limited. Very limited. I don't know
- when registration for new students has
- started. If we reach 20, we will close
- it. What if people who are able want to
- study at Ruhama? It's still free but
- there are conditions. The requirement
- is to memorize at least five juz of the
- Qur'an or the Aljurumiyah text.
- Hmm.
- If you have memorized the Aljurumiyah
- text or 5 juz of the Qur'an, please
- come to Ruhama. Even if you are rich,
- it's still free.
- Hmm. It's
- still free. So, for the poor, there
- aren't many tests, but for those who
- are able, there are many tests
- so they are eligible to study at the
- Ruhama Alfajar Madrasah. I
- see, Mrs. Fida. Thank you, Mr. Fahri.
- Okay, Mrs. Fida, please note this down.
- Here, I'll read out the number of Ustaz
- Salman Alfarizi. Prepare a pen and
- paper. 0812 84 00 is 4*94 0812840094.
- Okay, next we move on to Mr. Yahya's
- question. Ustaz, peace be upon you,
- Ustaz. Even though Allah has guaranteed
- our sustenance, why are so many people
- still worried about their sustenance?
- What phenomenon is happening, Ustaz? So
- , what phenomenon?
- Phenomenon What is that? Look, there's
- a Chinese song, what's the Chinese tune
- ? It's going viral, you were born naked
- . I forgot, it was shared by Rasil's
- listeners who shared it on Instagram, I
- forgot. Uh, it means wazalna minha
- qimas, eh, we were born naked and then
- given clothes by our parents. Right. So
- we've gone through life where we can't
- do anything for sustenance, but we get
- sustenance
- given by Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala.
- Allah guarantees it. Of course. So
- why is it that after we grow up, we can
- do our activities well, but we're
- afraid of our sustenance.
- What is this phenomenon? Yes, because
- we don't believe in the One who
- provides sustenance.
- Yes.
- That's why faith is important.
- Right. Knowledge and faith.
- Knowledge and knowledge and faith, of
- course. But the most important thing
- there is faith. In terms of sustenance,
- faith is the most important. If our
- relationship as husband and wife is the
- same, right? Faith is a feeling, right.
- If the feeling of love is there, then
- we don't need to do anything every day
- or something like that. There's nothing
- like that. Yes. This means we know that
- our wife loves us, and her husband
- loves her too. We already know that, we
- feel that. Ah, now what is your
- relationship with Allah Subhanahu wa
- ta'ala like? That's why we said earlier
- that we can have abundant sustenance.
- How do we do that? Get closer to Allah
- Subhanahu wa ta'ala.
- Right.
- Huh? Don't make him hate us. Get closer
- to Allah and do something that Allah
- likes, and sustenance will come. Then,
- after sustenance comes, understand what
- sustenance actually is.
- If you understand these three things,
- God willing, sustenance will continue
- to come. Well, after this, do your best
- . Surely sustenance will come. Ah, even
- people who don't understand it. It's
- true that providing an understanding of
- how sustenance is guaranteed by Allah
- takes time, it takes time, it takes
- energy so that whoever we give this
- understanding to can understand it well
- . And Allah knows best.
- From Mr. Abdullah in Depok, Ustaz.
- Peace be upon you, Ustaz.
- Warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
- What do you think, Ustaz, that the
- greatest blessing is the blessing of
- Islam and the blessing of faith?
- For a Ustaz, conveying the message of
- Islam is a blessing. But what if an
- Ustaz charges a fee for his preaching?
- That's
- it, that
- Ustaz has lost his authority. That's it
- .
- He.
- I'll announce it. If you invite an
- Ustaz, kiai, or whatever he's called
- and he charges a fee, leave immediately
- . Because that's no longer an Ustaz.
- That's an artist, that's all. But if
- you want an Ustaz like that, just
- invite him, because nowadays, what
- matters is that the preacher is good,
- right? This is another stupidity.
- Nowadays, for religious studies, the
- most important thing is that the Ustaz
- is good,
- famous, has
- lots of views, and lots of YouTube
- views, whatever he teaches. Because
- like this, my friend, if he comes to
- your house or to your assembly or to
- your mosque with an agreement on a fee,
- be sure and believe that he will not be
- able to be a source of guidance to
- anyone. Because he himself has not
- received guidance. God knows best.
- Let's read the comments from YouTube,
- Ustaz, okay?
- Ready. This is Mr. Jefri, Mr. Ebu
- Lisnar Batubara is listening from
- Panyabungan, North Sumatra. Bojok
- Koneng ee what's the news about bones,
- bones on YouTube that are successful?
- On YouTube, he's listening to Lisnar
- Batubara. What's
- his name?
- Lisnar Batubara.
- Awesome, awesome, awesome. Horas,
- awesome. Wow. I'm so
- glad I'm from Tanah Mandeling listening
- to us.
- Ready to continue.
- Mrs. Yetri Domas is also listening from
- Padang. Then Anggit Andayani, then
- Noval Orlin, yes, this is asking, "This
- is how Ustaz the law of sustenance
- obtained from this MLM multilevel
- marketing business, how Ustaz, is the
- sustenance rewarded or not?""That's
- what he said. I'm like this, there are
- many misunderstandings about multiever
- marketing. If you ask me, I'd say if
- there are other ways to earn a living,
- don't use MLM. If you don't find other
- ways to earn a living, you should
- contact me first so I can teach you how
- many ways to earn a living besides MLM.
- Heeh.
- Another one that's going viral is
- Bitcoin.
- Yes, Bitcoin. I often ask people what
- the ruling is? What do you only leave
- something if it's forbidden? What is it
- ? You have to learn. We have to learn
- about fraud, methods, who is this?
- We've often been through things like
- that, leave it immediately in my
- opinion.
- Don't, this isn't coercion. If you want
- to be there, just play. What if I force
- you. Well, if you keep playing in
- Bitcoin and MLM, if there are scholars
- who say it's permissible, then just
- play. But when I was asked, I said," If
- there are other ways to earn a living,
- you don't need to use MLM, you don't
- need to use those Bitcoins. Just use
- something else. By farming and raising
- livestock, God willing, you will have
- abundant sustenance. But being a farmer
- does require a strong mentality. That's
- it, right? These Bitcoin MLM people are
- lazy people, in my opinion. People who
- sit in front of computers lazily.
- What's that all about?
- But this is my opinion, even if we
- differ, we don't need to debate each
- other. If you play there, just play. Go
- ahead, bro. You
- bear the risk yourself, right? You bear
- the risk yourself.
- Okay. From Mr. Khairul, Ustaz, why do
- people who
- were poor and then became rich change
- their attitudes? Most are like that.
- Why, Ustaz? That's the
- nature we discussed earlier. Yes,
- that's
- right. Let alone other people, I'm the
- one who tells other people what to do.
- If I can remember my character before I
- had money until after I had money, it
- changed. It changed. It definitely
- changed. But this is it, if we feel
- like we have more money, pay close
- attention to our attitudes. Don't let
- our changes hurt others. Because after
- all, our lives revolve like a cart
- wheel, right?
- Sometimes we're on top, sometimes we're
- down. Don't be too arrogant, cocky,
- forget yourself when you're up. Later,
- when you're down, the pain will be
- unbearable. Try to stabilize your soul
- down there, up there, we're the same.
- There are slight changes in the
- attitude of successful people. Don't be
- too suspicious of ourselves.
- Heeh.
- Sometimes I've experienced that too.
- This friend, just because he's
- successful, he's like this. We can't
- say that either.
- Maybe he's like that, he's like that
- before, when we met him, he didn't have
- anything to do.
- Heeh. Now he has a
- lot of activities, right? When we met
- him, he met us here. Let's play, laugh.
- Let's have coffee. Come on.
- When he's successful, you invite him to
- have coffee again. He doesn't have time
- anymore, really.
- Well, if we try to approach him, I once
- approached my friends, my successful
- friends. He said something, "Man? It
- was better in the old days, wasn't it?"
- "Why?" I said that
- we used to laugh happily on the edge of
- the rice fields, on the edge of the
- river, without thinking about anything.
- Now, oh, how difficult it is to just
- sit like this. We made an appointment
- two months ago to meet now.
- And it turns out that these successful
- friends of mine miss their hard times.
- That's
- right. Missing their hard times.
- Missing their hard times. Meanwhile, we
- , their friends who feel they are
- arrogant, we are already suspicious,
- right?
- We who are not yet successful are
- suspicious of our successful friends.
- Our successful friends apparently miss
- those hard times where who else would
- they be a director? Well,
- being a director, they are already
- pretentious, they have to walk like
- this, they have to talk like that, when
- they were still
- ee, we were both bums, we want to laugh
- happily, talk about what happened, did
- you smoke, everything was free, we were
- not there, we were pretentious, they
- miss those times. So we don't have to
- think badly of these successful ones.
- Because they also actually miss those
- failed times in life.
- Yes. That's roughly it, bro.
- Sometimes there are funny memes, too,
- like
- having money but no time. While there
- are also those who have a lot of time,
- no money. That's it. That's the
- ideal.
- That's the ideal, right?
- If you have a lot of money, your time
- will definitely be limited, like
- to get a lot of money you have to spend
- it all on time.
- If you have free time, your money will
- also be
- limited. Heeh.
- It's up to you, which one do you really
- want to enjoy, bro? Yes,
- I really wish there was a psychologist
- who is smart enough to explain this.
- We'll measure it using an accurate
- measuring tool.
- Which one is happier? There's A and B.
- A has little money but has a lot of
- free time so he visits relatives, hangs
- out with his siblings, his children,
- his aunts, his uncles, his cousins, or
- his friends in his village. There's B.
- Oh. Oh, he has a Lamborghini, a big
- house in Kemang, a high position, but
- he doesn't even have time to be with
- his wife. He's confused about when he
- should even touch his wife.
- If I really wanted a psychologist to
- measure this
- accurately, it turns out which one is
- happier.
- Because that's the nature of it. That's
- it. People who have a lot of money
- don't have free time.
- Heeh.
- People who have free time definitely
- don't have free money.
- Money is just a little money, right?
- God knows best. Go ahead.
- Maybe the best thing is to be able to
- balance the two. There's money, there's
- time. That's it.
- That's a businessman who is with Allah,
- Bro. Right.
- Businessmen who are close to Allah
- can have a lot of money and have free
- time. Well, that's the
- best thing, that's
- the most standard. The ideal, ideal,
- ideal
- is the secret.
- So the secret is if you have a lot of
- free time and a lot of money, do
- business with Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala
- .
- Fatih
- Subhanallah. This is the last one to
- ask, Ustaz, right?
- Ready.
- Ee this reminds me of the story of
- Salabah, he said. Given a lot of
- sustenance, why don't you
- worship anymore.
- He.
- Well, how is that, Ustaz? he said,
- commenting on the story of Tsabah.
- Oh, indeed there is a history about
- Ts'labah from Rasulullah sallallahu
- alaihi wasallam about events during the
- time of Rasulullah sallallahu alaihi
- wasallam alaihi
- wasallam.
- Yes, I don't need to tell you about
- what, let's say that many people
- experience that, yes, there are many.
- No need for anyone else. I'm doomed to
- set an example. Why would I sin if
- someone else is an example? If it were
- me, never mind, I would like to
- apologize to Allah Subhanahu wa Taala.
- I'm well aware, when I was at school in
- Makkah, when I first started in Makkah,
- I didn't know travel, I didn't know
- guides, being a Hajj guide or Umrah
- guide, I was still totally learning.
- Yes, my life at that time was when I
- woke up at dawn, I woke up at dawn, not
- at the time of the morning call to
- prayer. One or 2 hours before dawn we
- get up
- to the Grand Mosque. We carry out the
- tahajjud tawaf. After the tahajud, the
- morning call to prayer, the morning
- prayer. After the morning prayer, we
- study the Koran at the Sheikh Makki
- Tafsir Jalalain study group with Sunan
- Tirmidzi. Masyaallah.
- After that, if there is time for tawaf,
- if not, we go straight to the madrasah.
- Breakfast is tamis bread on the
- roadside which costs 2 riyals, enough
- for four of us. We study until 0.30. Go
- home, cook, eat. After that, we sleep
- for half an hour, go down to the Grand
- Mosque before the afternoon call to
- prayer, pray the afternoon prayer at
- the Grand Mosque. Then gather in front
- of Darut Tauhid, there is a name Mr.
- Dahlan who takes us to Sheikh Ahmad
- Jabir Jibron. At Sheikh Ahmad Jabir
- Jibron we study until sunset. After
- sunset with Sheikh Jabir Jibron we are
- directed to study with Sayid Muhammad
- Almaliki in Rusaifah. In Rusaifah we
- study until 0.30 or 09. With Syed
- Muhammad Almaliki. From there we go to
- Sheikh e Muhammad bin Zaini Dahlan.
- Studying until 11:00 am, performing the
- haram tawaf, then going home to sleep.
- Nice, right? Like that, huh? So
- beautiful. So
- beautiful.
- Finally, Allah brought me together with
- travel. Hm. I started working in travel
- . I became a dishwasher. From
- dishwasher to pusher. From pusher to
- guide. From being a guide, from guide
- to guide, to reserve guide, to guide,
- to professional guide, to guide
- coordinator, to
- masyaallah tabarakallah,
- I know all the changes. And the most
- beautiful thing was the time when I
- first arrived in Mecca,
- where life was just like that. But I
- told you about my first to third or
- fourth years, my robe cost 5 riyals.
- Hm.
- My robe cost 5 riyals,
- my breakfast was enough for 2 riyals.
- That was
- enough, that was
- enough. Lunch was cooked together.
- Dinner was either at Sheikh Ahmad Jabir
- Jibran's house, at Sayid Muhammad's
- house or at Sheikh Muhammad Ismail
- Zain's house. Muhammad bin Ismail Zain.
- Well, or at Sayid Nabil Algamri, I also
- learned at that time. Ah, I remember
- that clearly. But after I started
- working, I couldn't afford a 2 riyal
- breakfast anymore. I'd already been to
- Matam Alqarmus, the name was already
- ordering, ee ee arikah, that's what it
- meant. What used to be 2 riyals had to
- be 15 riyals, right? Because our
- lives are going up, our
- lifestyles are going up, right? Eah. So
- I learned about sustenance a lot from
- my own life.
- I know very well what it feels like, ee
- , like what YouTubers do. How arrogant
- I was at that time. That's why I said
- other people are also arrogant. You
- guys are so arrogant. What used to be a
- filling and healthy 2 riyal breakfast
- has to end up having a 15 riyal
- breakfast just because of our, what's
- called, style. Yes, ma'am. If we had a
- 15 riyal breakfast, what would people
- say? Wow, Salman is already successful.
- People take photos of us and send us to
- the village. Wow, Salman is successful
- now. He's so arrogant, actually, he's
- so arrogant. Like people nowadays,
- uploading their clothes, uploading
- photos of their cars. I know very well
- how arrogant he is. Now I'm going
- through that, going through a time
- where I was really struggling. Then I
- was very happy. Maybe by age, if
- YouTube had existed, I would have been
- like that too, checking out breakfast
- here, checking out lunch here, checking
- out our car like that. Maybe I was that
- arrogant too, but back then there was
- no media. We've just experienced it, so
- people say, "Wow, Salman is successful
- now, huh."
- Lots of money, but it's all the same.
- Well, hopefully Allah will protect us,
- Bung Pakriya. Amen. Amen.
- All viewers, listeners, this doesn't
- mean we're lazy. Oh, we get closer to
- Allah, we make Allah happy, we
- understand what sustenance is, and then
- we work according to the rules given by
- Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala. We have a
- lot of money.
- Heeh.
- We have a lot of money, we have a lot
- of time.
- Well, that's it.
- Go ahead.
- Okay, Ustaz Salmad. Thank you for the
- enlightenment. Before I say goodbye,
- maybe I have one last thing to say to
- Iwan Akhwat.
- Yes,
- in conclusion, Ustaz. We were born
- naked, life is also naked, only wrapped
- in a cloth. Why do you struggle so hard
- just to get money? And Allah knows best
- . And may He grant us the guidance and
- guidance. Peace be upon you
- warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. And may
- Allah bless you all.
- And peace be upon you warahmatullahi
- wabarakatuh. That's all Iwan Akhwat ee
- sirah ee nabawiyah with Ustaz Salman
- Alfarizi about sustenance today.
- Hopefully what was conveyed
- can increase our religious knowledge
- and increase our faith in Allah
- Subhanahu wa taala.
- Thank you to those who have joined,
- thank you very much for your comments
- on YouTube, and thank you to those who
- have sent WhatsApp messages. I, Fahri,
- accompany Anis and Oni in saying
- goodbye. Subhanakallahum wabihamdika
- asadu alla ilahailla anta astagfiruka
- wa atubu ilaik. Wasalamualaikum
- warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
