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0:08 Brail TV. 0:16 Peace be upon you, Ustaz Joban. 0:18 And peace be upon you, and Allah's 0:20 mercy and blessings. 0:22 How are you? God willing, may Allah 0:25 grant you health amidst the cold 0:27 weather and the challenges of preaching 0:30 in America. How are you doing this 0:33 morning, Ustaz Joban? It seems 0:35 Indonesia has a visiting scholar from 0:38 America, Sheikh Dr. Imam Muhammad 0:41 Bashar Arafat. You are acquainted with 0:44 him, right, Ustaz Jan? Yes, 0:45 that's right. 0:46 I know him from afar. From afar. 0:48 Oh, masyaallah. But he did emphasize 0:51 the need for da'wah in America using a 0:54 language that is better at introducing 0:57 Islam. Is there a shortage of scholars 1:01 in America, or what is happening there 1:03 with so many of them? Especially with 1:06 the recent Quran burning incidents, 1:08 people want to know why the whole world 1:09 is angry when it's burned. They are 1:12 also confused, wondering why it 1:13 wouldn't be this big of a deal if the 1:15 Bible were burned. What do you think, 1:17 Ustaz? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Firstly, 1:21 alhamdulillah, it is true that we 1:23 really need many preachers who 1:27 who are, what do you call it? Can speak 1:30 English, yes. 1:31 Yes. 1:32 Because Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala has 1:34 never sent a prophet except from 1:37 his own people. Yes, meaning 1:40 they can speak the language, right? 1:43 Correct. I think that is also good 1:45 because many of our scholars are great 1:48 but not world-renowned, unlike scholars 1:50 from India or Pakistan, because they 1:53 use English. Correct. 1:54 Yes, for example, Buya Hamka, Buya 1:56 Hamka is masyaallah. 1:57 Yes. If, for example, his 1:58 interpretation (tafsir) was in English, 2:00 that would be masyaallah, the benefits 2:02 would be even greater. 2:03 Yes. Secondly, indeed, we Muslims are 2:07 different from other communities. 2:10 Yes. 2:11 So, when we believe in something, we do 2:14 it with all our hearts, yes. 2:18 So, for example, the insult to the 2:21 Quran is the same as insulting 2:24 ourselves, right? Because we are 2:27 Muslims. So, the second thing is that, 2:30 what do you call it, the reaction of 2:33 the community is good. It shows that we 2:37 exist 2:38 and 2:39 that we have full conviction in our 2:43 holy book. We cannot accept it, because 2:46 when people insult Allah, insult the 2:48 Prophet, or insult the Quran, it is 2:50 worse than insulting our own parents, 2:52 right? And also, these Westerners are 2:56 sometimes not fair. Just look if they 2:59 burn, for example, 3:03 symbols 3:06 of Israel, for example, right. 3:07 Yes. 3:08 Or if they say the Holocaust didn't 3:10 happen, for example. 3:12 Yes. 3:13 They would definitely consider that 3:16 antisemitic and so on. But when the 3:20 issue concerns Islam, what is it 3:23 considered? Freedom of thought. Now, I 3:27 still remember that when someone made 3:29 an ugly picture of him, it was a 3:31 process for him personally. Right. 3:34 Isn't this freedom? They said earlier, 3:36 why are you silent about Prophet 3:38 Muhammad, they said it's freedom, right 3:40 ? 3:41 So they are hypocritical, yes. 3:42 Yes. Yes. Extraordinary, yes. Yes, 3:45 Ustaz Joban, I remember some...The 3:51 previous episode reminded us that 3:53 intention is the key to our daily 3:56 activities. Now, we always remind all 4:00 of our listeners of this. Is that 4:03 seemingly trivial matter the key to 4:06 turning our activities into worship, 4:08 Ustaz? These are the days we are facing 4:12 . Could you please underline that a bit 4:14 more, Ustaz? Please go ahead, Ustaz. 4:17 Yes. If we observe, our lifespan is 4:21 limited. 4:23 Yeah. 4:24 Allah swears by time, doesn't He? 4:27 Now, if we calculate the time we use 4:30 for worship and for worldly affairs, 4:33 the difference is vast. Prayer only 4:36 takes about 5 minutes, right? Yeah. 4:37 So, smart people are those who change 4:42 worldly activities into worship. 4:46 Yeah. 4:46 So, if in the morning we want to work, 4:49 we do it for Allah for the sake of our 4:56 family. Then, 5:04 Hello? It's a bit choppy. Ustaz, yes. 5:08 Yes. Please continue. 5:09 Now, how is it 5:10 now? It's clearer. It's clearer now. 5:13 Okay. So worship, 5:17 because neutral things can become 5:19 worship by... 5:20 Yeah. 5:21 We go home, when we get home we are 5:23 hungry, we haven't prayed yet, right? 5:25 Yeah. Uh, sorry. It's breaking up again 5:36 , Ustaz. Is it still breaking up, Ustaz 5:38 ? 5:38 Yes. Maybe you're moving around, Ustaz? 5:42 Hello? 5:42 No, no. I'm at home. 5:43 Oh, at home. Okay. 5:44 Hello, 5:45 yes. Yes. Yes, it's clearer now, Ustaz. 5:47 So, yes. For example, what is it called 5:52 ? When we sleep, sleeping is just 5:55 normal, there is no reward. 5:56 Yeah. 5:57 But we sleep with the intention, "O 5:58 Allah, I want to sleep so that tonight 6:00 I will be refreshed and can perform 6:02 Tahajjud, for example." 6:03 I sleep, and the sleep itself becomes 6:04 worship. Masha-Allah. 6:06 That is the power of intention. So let 6:09 us intend everything 6:11 for Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala. Ah, hey 6:14 listeners, did you hear that? Come on, 6:17 for those driving today, those frying 6:19 food, or those busy making free meals 6:22 on this Friday. Come on, intend it for 6:25 the sake of Allah. Perhaps it's time to 6:27 listen to news from the heavens, Ustaz. 6:30 What will be conveyed? People are 6:32 waiting to see which message from the 6:34 heavens Ustaz Joban will deliver. 6:37 There are about 300 listeners in 6:39 America currently from our streaming, 6:42 the United States of America, 331 6:44 listeners there, Ustaz. In the United 6:48 Kingdom there are 14 listeners, in 6:50 India 24. How are our listeners in 6:52 Taiwan? There are 26, right. Singapore 6:55 has 126 from the streaming. Please go 6:58 ahead, Ustaz Joban. What will you 7:00 convey to the whole universe? 7:02 Okay, 7:04 okay. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. 7:05 Alhamdulillahi rabbil alamin. Wasalatu 7:07 wasalamu ala sayyidina Muhammad wa ala 7:09 alihi wasahbihi ajmain. There is no 7:13 human in this world without problems. 7:16 Everyone will surely face problems. 7:18 Yeah. 7:19 Whether it's family issues, economic 7:22 problems, or political matters, fine. 7:25 Some are sick, struggling to recover, 7:28 and so on. Fine. Everything requires a 7:32 key to open up what they are facing. 7:37 Praise be to God, there is one of 7:39 Allah's names called Al-Fattah, the 7:42 All-Opener. I will start with a story 7:47 first; in Kuwait, there was a man who 7:50 for 20 years prayed to Allah asking for 7:53 a child but couldn't have one. Praise 7:57 be to God, after 20 years, it turns out 7:58 his wife was pregnant. But when 8:02 examined by a doctor, the doctor said 8:05 it's better to abort because the 8:07 child's brain was growing continuously, 8:10 so if born, the child would be blind or 8:13 have physical disabilities. So it would 8:17 be troublesome later. Finally, because 8:20 he was a wealthy man, he was brought to 8:22 London and New York to seek the best 8:24 doctors. All doctors had the same 8:27 opinion. This child will not be born 8:29 normal. Finally, he returned to Kuwait. 8:32 He met the Syrian doctor from before. 8:36 The doctor said, "Look, this is the 8:40 limit of medical ability.""But don't 8:43 forget, if you still want to...just 8:45 imagine, waiting 20 years, now pregnant 8:48 , how could you abort it?""If you want 8:52 to, don't forget to call on Allah's 8:54 name, Al-Fattah." Every day in his 8:58 prostration or prayer, he would say: Ya 9:00 Fattah, Ya Alim, open for us, Ya Fattah 9:03 , Ya Alim, open for us. Now the child 9:08 is 14 years old and is the best in high 9:10 school. Glory to Allah. 9:12 Masyaallah, how extraordinary. 9:14 Yes. So, when we face any problems, do 9:19 not forget to ask Al-Fattah. How do we 9:24 do it? First, we pray. When we enter 9:29 the mosque, what do we recite? 9:31 Allahumftahli abwaba rahmatik. O Allah, 9:36 open for me the doors of Your mercy. 9:40 Perhaps before we go to the mosque, we 9:42 have many problems. Family problems, 9:44 work problems. Suddenly, because we 9:47 recited that prayer, a door is opened. 9:50 There is a solution. Second, be a key 9:55 to goodness and a barrier to evil. 10:00 Because the Prophet said, "Inna 10:02 minan-nasi mafatihah lil-khair." Some 10:06 people act as keys to goodness and 10:10 barriers to evil. Conversely, some 10:14 people actually become keys to evil and 10:17 barriers to goodness. So, "Fatuba," 10:21 blessed are those whom Allah uses as 10:23 doors to goodness. Meaning, whenever 10:28 someone has a problem, we are there. 10:31 Uh. 10:32 We are the ones who, what should I call 10:34 it? Always want to open a door for 10:37 whoever needs it. Yes, if someone has 10:42 dealings with a doctor, an engineer, or 10:45 anything else and they are stuck, we 10:48 step in to help. When we frequently 10:53 open doors for others, Allah will open 10:55 doors for us. 10:57 Yes. So, first, we pray that Allah 11:01 opens doors for us. 11:04 Second, be a key that opens goodness. 11:09 Third, by contemplating Surah 11:12 Al-Fatihah. So when we pray, recite 11:15 Al-Fatihah and contemplate its meaning. 11:18 Because one day the Prophet was sitting 11:20 with Gabriel, "O Muhammad, look at the 11:24 sky," he said. Then both of them looked 11:26 at the sky. There is a gate of heaven 11:30 that will open now and has never opened 11:33 before. Right. 11:36 Hm. Uh. Once it opens, thousands of 11:41 angels will descend, and they bring 11:44 Surah Al-Fatihah and the last two 11:46 verses of Surah Al-Baqarah. Both are 11:52 the light of Allah. Masha Allah. 11:55 Other verses usually descend in the 11:57 ordinary way, right? 11:59 But this shows the greatness of Surah 12:01 Al-Fatihah, being brought out from a 12:03 gate of heaven that has never opened 12:05 and will not open again. 12:09 That is why Surah Al-Fatihah is a surah 12:11 we must recite at least 17 times. So 12:15 let us change. Because the name 12:17 Al-Fatihah means what? The Opener. The 12:19 Opener. 12:20 The opener, right? Uh, back in a hadith 12:23 that is already well-known, 12:26 a village head who 12:30 was stung by a scorpion was healed by a 12:32 companion just by reciting Al-Fatihah. 12:37 Uh, there is another gate that we can 12:42 open by increasing our faith and piety. 12:50 Allah says, Allah declares, if if the 12:58 inhabitants of a village were to 13:00 believe and be pious, then We would 13:07 surely open for them blessings from the 13:09 heaven and the earth. Allah. Right. So 13:13 if we currently have many problems or 13:16 many calamities, it is perhaps because 13:20 our faith and piety are weak. 13:25 Another gate for Allah to open the 13:27 doors of goodness for us is maintaining 13:30 kinship. 13:32 Hm. 13:33 Connecting kinship with family, 13:35 relatives, younger siblings, older 13:38 siblings, and so on. That is why there 13:43 is a hadith that the fastest reward we 13:46 find in this world is the reward for 13:49 maintaining kinship. 13:53 All our deeds, like prayer, fasting, 13:56 and so on, the rewards are for when we 14:00 meet Allah, except for the reward of 14:03 maintaining kinship. 14:06 This one is received directly in the 14:07 world. 14:07 Uh. 14:08 Yes. As the Prophet said, 14:10 Hm. 14:12 Whoever wants their sustenance blessed 14:16 or multiplied by Allah, 14:20 their lifespan extended, and their name 14:23 mentioned with goodness, then 14:25 strengthen the bonds of kinship. 14:30 Right, if we have family problems, let 14:32 us quickly reconnect. The Prophet liked 14:36 to fast on what day? Thursday. 14:38 Thursday. Why, O Messenger of Allah? 14:41 This is the day our deeds are presented 14:43 to Allah. Masha Allah. 14:46 God willing, Allah will accept them, 14:48 except for those who severed their 14:50 bonds of kinship. 14:51 It is kept waiting. 14:52 Masha Allah. 14:53 Yes. It neither rises nor falls. 14:55 Hm. 14:55 Right. Uh, there is a story I have 14:59 shared on this radio before. 15:01 Hm. 15:02 So, people in the past, when they 15:04 traveled, there were no— 15:06 Hm. There were no banks, no places to 15:08 store things. So they would store them 15:09 with righteous people. 15:11 He went on Hajj and stored his things 15:13 with a righteous person. By the time he 15:15 returned, the person had passed away. 15:16 Hm. 15:17 Yes, and he didn't know where the 15:19 children were. Finally, at night, he 15:22 dreamed of meeting a Sheikh. The Sheikh 15:26 said, try going to the well of Zamzam 15:27 and call his name. If he answers, then 15:31 he is a good person. He waited at 15:35 Zamzam. "O so-and-so, O so-and-so," 15:39 there was no answer. He returned to the 15:43 Sheikh for an answer. Oh my, so those 15:47 people are in a place in Yemen called 15:50 Barhud. Call there, go there, he yes, 15:57 so and so, so and so, is there. Where 15:59 is my savings? I already told my eldest 16:03 child about that place, he will know 16:06 later he said, why are you here? You 16:11 are a righteous person, I mean you... 16:13 yes, that's right, he said, I am a 16:14 righteous person, alhamdulillah, but I 16:16 am being held by Allah, he said. 16:20 Because I cut off family ties for 2 16:22 years with my younger sibling. 16:27 Finally 16:29 the child's belongings 16:31 It's breaking up, sorry, it's breaking 16:32 up, Ustaz. Fix it again. Breaking up. 16:35 Yes. I 16:37 go on. Yes. 16:38 How is it now? 16:39 Now, it's clear again. H 16:41 yes. 16:42 Where is her aunt? He said. And then 16:46 showed up coming to that woman. Eh, I 16:50 dreamed of meeting your older sibling. 16:53 You have passed away. Poor him, he said 16:56 he said, I haven't met him for 2 years. 17:01 I never spoke, well I forgive him, he 17:04 said. Yes, that's why we must be 17:06 careful. Lastly, increase charity, 17:11 anfiq unfik alai. By increasing charity 17:16 , God willing, Allah will open the 17:18 doors to our difficulties. Al-Fattah. 17:23 However, sometimes we might complain, 17:26 right, oh I have prayed, I have read 17:29 Allahummaftah lana but why hasn't it 17:32 been opened yet? Because finding a 17:36 partner is difficult, finding a job is 17:38 difficult, right? Now we must be 17:41 patient because Allah wants to see if 17:44 we believe that Allah is Al-Fattah. 17:48 H 17:49 because with patience there are two 17:51 benefits. First, we get a reward. The 17:55 reward for waiting for results 17:57 patiently is extraordinary. Then Allah 18:01 wants to test us to what extent our 18:04 faith in Allah as Al-Fattah is. 18:08 Second, sometimes we don't know, 18:12 something that seems closed to us is 18:17 actually our victory. Like Prophet 18:21 Yusuf alaihi salam. Prophet Yusuf went 18:24 to prison, that was a fatah (opening) 18:26 for him. Well, because Prophet Yusuf 18:30 was in prison and then he came out, he 18:33 became number one in Egypt, right? Even 18:38 Prophet Yusuf's release was delayed for 18:40 9 years. 18:42 Well, that had extraordinary wisdom. 18:44 Because if Prophet Yusuf had come out 18:45 then, he would have become just an 18:46 ordinary person. Then sometimes Allah 18:52 opens that door perhaps through our 18:54 tears, through our words to others that 18:59 make them happy. And lastly, sometimes 19:05 if Allah opens a door for us, it is not 19:08 an ordinary opening, it is 19:10 extraordinary. 19:13 Hmm. Hajar, when walking between Safa 19:17 and Marwah, what was her dream? Her 19:21 dream was to get water that could 19:24 quench her child Ismail's thirst. 19:28 That's all. That is what she hoped for. 19:31 But look, with effort by Allah, she not 19:37 only got it but it was for millions of 19:41 people every year, with it flowing for 19:43 hours. Yes, that is why we are grateful 19:47 to Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala, because 19:50 with the name of Allah Al-Fattah, it 19:53 makes us always have hope. He 19:57 We become calm when we face all closed 20:00 doors, we return to Allah. 20:08 Mashallah, extraordinary. Ah, hello. 20:12 Hello, Ustaz. 20:13 Yes. I 20:14 yes. A bit 20:15 a bit broken up. 20:16 Eh, extraordinary, Ustaz. Uh, ah, 20:19 finally, Ustaz. 54 days until Ramadan. 20:25 What is your reminder for all our radio 20:27 listeners? Yes, I think, yes, the 20:33 companions used to pray for Ramadan 6 20:35 months before. 20:37 Mashallah. 6 months. 20:39 6 months before. 20:40 Yeah. 20:41 Allahumma balighna Ramadan. 20:43 Hm. 20:43 Right. Why? Because they knew how 20:47 majestic 20:48 h 20:49 and the rewards that Allah will bestow 20:51 in the month of Ramadan. 20:53 There it is. Therefore, many people 20:55 usually find fasting difficult and 20:58 don't feel the joy because their 21:00 preparation was only a day before, for 21:03 example. He he. 21:05 So, we must start from now, besides 21:07 praying, let's get used to fasting on 21:09 Mondays and Thursdays, right? Because 21:13 as I once told you, there was uh a 21:18 companion named Talhah. 21:21 He dreamed that in his dream, there 21:23 were two Ansar companions who embraced 21:25 Islam at the same time. But one died on 21:31 the battlefield of jihad. 21:35 So he died as a martyr. 21:37 The next one died after several years. 21:42 But in the dream, the one who was 21:44 called first was the one who died on 21:47 his bed. 21:49 Then the sick one. 21:50 Hm. 21:50 He woke up shocked. Woke up shocked. 21:53 Wait, isn't the reward for a martyr 21:55 extraordinary? 21:57 Yes. 21:57 It was told to other companions, "It's 22:00 true, they said." They came to Prophet 22:01 Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam. " 22:03 Oh Messenger of Allah, this is Talhah's 22:05 dream, it's like this. Why wasn't the 22:08 martyr called first?" What did the 22:10 Prophet say? Look at the answer. 22:13 Doesn't the friend who died later have 22:16 Ramadan? Allah. Because the extra 22:21 Ramadan, his position became high. Uh, 22:23 therefore, let's especially focus on 22:26 purifying our hearts. Cleanse our 22:28 hearts from all diseases like envy, 22:31 jealousy, and so on. Because Allah 22:33 Subhanahu wa taala will see us later in 22:36 the month of Ramadan. Not only our 22:38 prayers, our fasting, He also looks at 22:40 our hearts. 22:41 Cleanse our hearts. Qad aflaha man 22:44 zakkaha. 22:46 Blessed are all those who can guard 22:48 their hearts. Insyaallah, hopefully 22:51 Allah allows us to reach Ramadan. Thank 22:54 you, Ustaz Joban. Thank you. Hopefully 22:57 all listeners in this universe receive 22:59 wisdom and it becomes a continuous 23:01 charity. Good health always to Ustaz 23:03 Joban and blessings for your family and 23:05 your da'wah efforts in America. 23:07 Thank you, Ustaz, on this blessed 23:09 Friday. Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi 23:11 wabarakatuh. 23:13 Wa alaikumussalam warahmatullahi 23:15 wabarakatuh. 
