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0:08 Brail TV. 0:17 Peace be upon you and Allah's mercy and 0:18 blessings, Ustaz Joban. 0:21 And peace be upon you and Allah's mercy 0:23 and blessings. 0:25 How are you, Ustaz? You're healthy, 0:27 right? 0:27 Alhamdulillah. Alhamdulillah, I am in 0:28 good health. Alhamdulillah. You seem to 0:30 be smiling while watching another 0:33 political earthquake happen in America. 0:37 Alhamdulillah. 0:38 That is how the media headlines put it, 0:42 Ustaz. Another political earthquake has 0:45 occurred. Even Donald Trump is angry, 0:47 the president, because of... 0:50 a person named Abdul El-Sayed. He is of 0:53 Egyptian descent, right, Ustaz? Because 0:56 many people are also highlighting 0:59 Indian Muslim, right? And his political 1:02 movement is progressive. From New York 1:05 shifting to Michigan. 1:08 Now, before we get to your insightful 1:10 advice and heavenly wisdom, Ustaz Joban 1:12 , how do you view this figure, Ustaz? 1:15 We want to know, who is he? What kind 1:17 of battle is he fighting there? 1:19 Yes. Yes. That's right. So Mr. Angga's 1:23 term is correct. It is an earthquake. 1:25 Yeah. 1:25 This is really, until now, if we look 1:27 at it, 1:27 until now, 1:28 in the media, everywhere, in the 1:30 mosques, 1:32 we are, alhamdulillah, active, and 1:33 there are many Muslim organizations 1:35 that are active now. 1:36 Yes. So there are indeed several 1:38 factors. The first is the factor of 1:41 the desire of the younger generation 1:44 for change. 1:45 Hm. 1:47 They have been feeling fed up because 1:49 American politics has been getting 1:50 worse over time. 1:52 Yeah. They are becoming more 1:54 pessimistic about the future. 1:57 Now they also know that America's 1:59 prestige has declined. 2:01 Hm. 2:01 People are fed up, especially with a 2:03 president who talks nonsense, right? 2:05 Yeah. 2:06 So actually, what caused the win is 2:08 that this younger generation wants to 2:11 make changes. The second is the 2:13 influence of the Gaza war. 2:17 Many Americans still have their 2:19 conscience and intuition, 2:21 feeling annoyed. 2:23 Instead of stopping the genocide, we 2:26 are supporting it, 2:28 right? That's why if we look at 2:30 Mamdani's campaign, or what's his name, 2:32 Abdul El-Sayed's campaign, one of their 2:35 platforms is 2:36 to embargo arms shipments to Israel. 2:41 Yes. Right? Then also in America, if we 2:46 notice, if any candidate, whether for 2:50 mayor, governor, or president, 2:53 he... 2:54 does not support Israel, they lose 2:55 immediately. 2:56 Yes, usually. 2:57 That is because of the influence of the 2:59 lobbies, what is called AIPAC, right? 3:01 AIPAC. Yes. 3:02 Now, yes, this is very surprising. 3:04 Starting from Mamdani. Imagine, even 3:06 with Mamdani, his opponent was 3:08 supported by AIPAC, by the Israeli 3:11 lobby, 3:12 and the usual power holders. 3:14 The power holders, yes, and they still 3:17 lost, so, 3:19 to them, it's like "what happened," 3:21 right? Yes. 3:23 Now it's the same, if we look at it, 3:26 his opponent got up to 60 million 3:28 dollars. That's just from AIPAC and 3:31 from everywhere else. Yes. And they 3:33 still lost. 3:34 That is a huge amount of political 3:35 funding, Ustaz. Yes. 3:37 Oh, it is very large, right? 3:39 Yes. 3:40 Yes, so those are the two factors. The 3:44 American people want change, 3:45 and then also, what's it called, the 3:49 war in Gaza, 3:51 huh, 3:51 that 3:52 has a huge influence. So, Americans are 3:54 like, up, like they're waking up now. 3:56 Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah. That's why, 3:59 hopefully, these upcoming candidates 4:02 will consider that if I get support 4:05 from AIPAC, I won't win, right? It used 4:09 to be the opposite, 4:10 if you don't support AIPAC, you lose. 4:12 Now people are starting to 4:14 save themselves. So, I think that's it. 4:17 Yeah. I sometimes—we're chatting here 4:20 in the mosque, right? We imagine one 4:24 day maybe the presidential candidate is 4:26 Abdul Sayid because he was born here, 4:28 that's possible. 4:29 And the vice presidential candidate is 4:30 Mamdani, born here. 4:32 Oh. 4:33 Yes, they could be candidates, right? 4:35 Yeah. Because as we said, these two 4:38 names, once they win 4:41 in American politics, the political 4:44 system will absorb them, right? I want 4:47 to confirm, confirm once more, Ustaz. 4:50 The American people apparently still 4:53 uphold peace, right? They support those 4:57 who oppose genocide. They support those 5:00 who oppose aggressive militarism, right 5:03 ? They also oppose colonialism. So, 5:07 humanitarian voices are still strong 5:09 there, right, Ustaz? Strong. Strong, 5:13 and this is proof that 5:16 humans in general, Allah has given them 5:17 a natural disposition, 5:18 huh. 5:20 Yes, especially among the young people, 5:22 and if we look at their campaign style, 5:25 thank God, both of them, in terms of 5:27 their English and their way of speaking 5:30 , they aren't emotional, they aren't 5:32 angry. 5:34 Like yesterday, when asked by CNN, " 5:36 What's your opinion on people 5:38 criticizing you and calling you a 5:40 communist?" Oh yes, 5:42 they just smile. 5:44 Right? Uh. 5:46 The one who gave the speech, Ustaz, if 5:47 you find it hard to say the name Abdul 5:49 Rahman, 5:51 I, 5:51 there was a speech that went quite 5:53 viral too. 5:54 Yes, yes, now the tough part is 5:56 fighting, fighting to become a senator 5:59 later. 6:00 Becoming a senator. 6:00 Hopefully, 6:01 Insha'Allah. Yes. 6:02 Hm. 6:03 Right. News of an earthquake from 6:05 America. Now, then what sermon will you 6:08 give us, Ustaz, on our Berita Langit 6:10 this morning? Okay, Insha'Allah. Just 6:12 briefly. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. 6:15 Alhamdulillahirabbil alamin. Wasalatu 6:17 wasalamu ala sayidina Muhammad wa alihi 6:19 ajmain. Amma ba'du. Once, there was a 6:22 man being chased by a lion and he was 6:25 almost caught. But thankfully, there 6:28 was a well. He jumped into the well, 6:31 grabbed the rope, and went down. He 6:34 could still hear the lion's breathing. 6:37 Now, after the lion left, he wanted to 6:39 climb up. But he heard a sound below, 6:43 at the bottom of the well, the sound of 6:45 a snake. A huge snake, he saw it. Oh, 6:48 it's a huge snake. If I fall, I'm dead. 6:51 So he started to climb back up. But up 6:54 top, he saw two mice, one black and one 6:58 white, chewing on the rope. 7:03 Oh, I see. Then finally it was shaken 7:06 left and right so that the mice would 7:08 fall. As it shook left and right, it 7:12 found something wet on the wall, tasted 7:16 it, and realized it was honey. He 7:20 finally forgot because he was hungry 7:23 and thirsty, so he ate the honey; as he 7:25 was eating it, the mice severed the 7:28 rope, he fell down, woke up, and 7:30 realized it was a dream. 7:33 So, it was a dream about being chased 7:35 by a lion. But because it was a dream. 7:38 Everything in it is symbolic, right? 7:40 What is the lion chasing him? It is 7:42 death. The Angel of Death is chasing 7:44 him. 7:45 As Allah says, "Indeed, the death from 7:48 which you flee will meet you." The 7:53 death we try to run from is actually 7:56 chasing us right now. It is hunting us 8:00 down. What is the well? It is the grave 8:02 . Now, what is at the bottom? The 8:07 snakes, which represent the torment of 8:08 the grave. 8:09 Now, what is the rope? 8:11 Hmm. 8:11 That is our lifespan. Our lifespan. 8:15 Then the mice, black and white. What 8:19 are those? They are day and night. So 8:22 our lifespan is being gnawed away by 8:25 day and night. Exactly. Meaning, as 8:29 time goes by, our life gets shorter. 8:32 Yes. Ah, what is the honey? Ah, that is 8:35 the world. So he forgets about his 8:39 remaining time. Therefore, in this life 8:43 , that is how we are. We are currently 8:48 being chased by death, chased by death. 8:51 Us. We must be careful in using the 8:55 remaining time because our lifespan is 8:58 being gnawed by those two mice, day and 9:01 night. Alright. That is why Allah says, 9:05 "La tulhikum amwalukum wa awladukum." 9:08 Do not let this world make you 9:10 negligent. Right? What is the world? 9:14 Status, worldly wealth, 9:17 women, yes. Anything that distracts us; 9:23 Allah says "alhakumut takathur," 9:25 competing to be richer, having more, 9:28 eventually makes people negligent. So 9:34 do not be negligent, don't let it be 9:35 that one is suddenly cut off and ends 9:37 up dying and entering the grave. That 9:40 is why we must build our grave before 9:42 we die. So that when we enter the grave 9:47 , we can enjoy the results of our 9:49 investment. In closing, the Prophet 9:53 said there are two blessings that 9:55 people often forget. What blessings are 9:57 those? The blessing of health and free 10:00 time. 10:01 Therefore, if we are given health, use 10:03 it as best as possible for doing good 10:06 deeds, being devoted to parents, 10:08 helping those in need, 10:11 right? 10:12 And getting into the habit of worship. 10:14 Because if we are accustomed to good 10:16 deeds, we still receive rewards even 10:18 when we are sick. 10:20 The second is free time, spare time. We 10:25 wouldn't know the value of this time if 10:27 we didn't live in Gaza. 10:30 Yes. Living in a war zone, what is 10:33 their time spent on? What do the people 10:35 of Gaza think about every day? What to 10:37 eat tomorrow? Where to sleep? Yes. 10:41 Well, praise be to God, we have 10:42 everything here. So, make the best use 10:44 of these two blessings. The blessing of 10:47 health and the time that God has given 10:49 us. Hopefully, this story stirs us to 10:53 reflect on the time we are still 10:55 granted by Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala. 10:59 Amen. Amen. Amen. 11:00 Praise be to God. Thank you, Ustaz, for 11:02 the dialogue and the news from the 11:04 heavens on this occasion. May you 11:06 always be in good health, Ustaz. God 11:07 willing, we will meet again next week, 11:09 Ustaz. Yes. Peace be upon you. 11:10 Amen. Amen. 11:11 And peace be upon you, and the mercy 11:13 and blessings of God. 
