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0:40 Brail Ahlan was sahlan. 1:22 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Peace be upon 1:24 you warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. And may 1:26 peace be upon you 1:27 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. 1:28 Allahumma sholli ala sayyidina Muhammad 1:30 waa ali sayyidina Muhammad. 1:32 Alhamdulillah. Alhamdulillah. We meet 1:35 again today, Tuesday, 7th Jumadil Awal 1:39 1445 Hijriah or November 21st, 2023. We 1:44 meet again in the Alan Wasalan program. 1:49 We present a man who masyaallah can do 1:53 everything. So ee our theme is ordinary 1:57 people who are extraordinary. Actually 2:00 there are three people, but none of 2:02 them can. Only this one. He was born in 2:05 Brebes on January 1st, 206. His 2:10 elementary school was in Jakarta, in 2:11 Kedoya. ST technical school in Jakarta 2:16 in Kampung Jawa, Jakarta Korten. There 2:19 are many Arabs there. Then at STM in 2:21 Kampung Jawa, he also majored in 2:23 electricity. 2:24 Yes. 2:26 That's why he's often used by people 2:28 for his services. He said, "If the 2:31 electricity goes out, people want to 2:34 contact me." There are people who died 2:36 who also contacted me. Yes, the 2:37 electricity went out and contacted our 2:39 guest. Then if there are people who 2:42 died, they also contacted him. His name 2:45 is Thomas. No H, okay. Thomasno calls 2:47 him Mr. Thomas but doesn't use H. 2:50 Thomas. Assalamualaikum. 2:54 Waalaikumsalam, 2:54 Mr. Thomas. 2:55 Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi 2:57 wabarakatuh. Mr. Thomas is a jack of 2:58 all trades, telling stories about when 3:00 he was little. What's his little story? 3:03 He said he lived in a prayer room 3:04 because his mother's house was small. 3:08 Because my house was small, I lived 3:10 with my mother and my adoptive father. 3:14 Not close enough to the mic. E 3:16 yes. When I was little, I lived with my 3:20 mother and my adoptive father. Because 3:24 the house was too small, so I lived in 3:26 a prayer room. 3:28 Hm. Then, when 3:31 I was in 1st grade of elementary school 3:33 , most of the prayer rooms were leaking 3:36 . Finally, the DKM people at that time 3:38 had not yet been turned into a mosque. 3:40 He. 3:41 Okay, you just sleep here. 3:43 Here, that means 3:44 next door. Right next door, 3:46 by chance. Yes. The owner of the DKM is 3:49 next to the mosque. Well, his name is 3:51 Mr. Suaib. He's from Bogor. 3:53 Heeh. 3:54 From when I was little until I 3:55 graduated from STM until I started 3:57 working, I lived there. 3:58 Heeh. 3:59 Like that. I've already 4:00 paid for the costs, 4:01 who paid for it? If I go to school, 4:03 there are costs from DKM, 4:05 he 4:06 from the RW. Because I also work and 4:10 manage the mosque. 4:13 So with the family, the RW, and the DKM 4:17 people, they helped finance my 4:20 education. Like that. 4:24 This man, even though his life was a 4:26 bit simple, difficult, but he never 4:28 complained. 4:29 Never. 4:30 Thomas no. Thomas no. He was born on 4:34 January 1, 1956. And because of STSTM, 4:39 your father has skills in electricity, 4:42 right? 4:43 Yes. 4:43 So if someone dies, he contacts you, 4:45 and if the power goes out, he also 4:47 contacts you. 4:47 Yes. Well, your father also takes care 4:51 of telextelex, 4:52 right? When I started working at PT 4:55 Sentronik. 4:56 He 4:56 yeah. I happen to be in the 4:59 telecommunications department, the 5:01 telegram machine. Yes, our customers 5:05 should be like banks, 5:08 news agencies, 5:09 LKB, LKBN, 5:10 LKBN between Reuters, 5:13 embassies, the French embassy, the 5:16 Korean embassy, all embassies, 5:18 especially telex. 5:19 Heeh. Telex uses that. 5:21 What's the difference between telex and 5:23 Telegram, sir? 5:24 If Telex uses numbers. 5:25 If Telex uses numbers, 5:26 sir, numbers are like telephones. So 5:29 there are five digits, we call 5:32 complete with the country code, 5:34 then we can be domestic, we don't use 5:36 the country code, but for international 5:38 use, we use the country code, for 5:39 telegram, if telegram, 5:41 we directly want a domestic telegram, 5:44 tut 5:45 oh, that's not if it's Morse. 5:46 Oh Morse. 5:47 Heeh. If you are like when the regular 5:49 machines are finished, we send. 5:52 In the past, we still used cement or 5:54 the manual e. It used yellow tape. 5:57 Heeh. 5:57 That perforated H, you know. Well, use 5:59 a yellow ribbon like that. But in this 6:02 modern era, what I handle uses a 6:04 monitor 6:05 like a computer. So we type first and 6:07 then move the yellow ribbon. So the 6:10 chance of error is 6:11 small. 6:12 Heeh. 6:13 What is the usual damage? For Telegram, 6:18 there are two thoughts. The damage is 6:20 from the machine itself, the damage 6:22 from Telkom could be from the central 6:24 office. So we contact them if the 6:27 damage, 6:28 for example, is not readable, what is 6:30 it? 6:31 If it is not readable, then it is from 6:33 the machine. But if it can't transmit, 6:37 we can probably find it from the 6:39 interface from the machine itself, 6:42 maybe both from Telkom can also be used 6:45 . 6:46 But the tools you mentioned are telex, 6:48 Telegram, and Fex too, right? That's 6:50 right, Fex is also correct, right? PAX 6:53 machine, right? 6:54 P machine. Telegram machine, and the 6:58 kiosk equipment too. 7:00 Kiosk. 7:00 Heeh. Kiosk. So if you call me for one 7:03 package, you don't need to call. If 7:05 it's not, this isn't fun, you can call 7:07 the kiosk, so this is just the kiosk 7:10 equipment. For telegram, you'll call 7:12 the telegram. If I don't, everything is 7:16 from the printer, the telex printer, 7:19 the fake one, the computer. 7:22 Hm. 7:22 Heeh. As long as. Then, do you 7:24 determine the rate for that? 7:26 No. It's 7:27 up to him. 7:28 Yes. How much does it cost, and so on, 7:32 I avoid 7:35 money that is halal, so to speak. 7:36 Yes. This man once worked in a place 7:38 where they had to say the damage was 7:40 minor, but they said it was major 7:42 damage so they would get more money, 7:44 right? Well, you can't stand seeing 7:50 that, I can't stand it. Hm. 7:52 I also thought about it, maybe this 7:54 money, the more I've been here, the 7:55 more lessons it's going to teach us. So 7:57 , wow, this money is subhat, what if we 7:58 replace it, it will definitely be 7:58 obsolete. 8:04 Yes, but we did that, 8:06 under the deal, it doesn't need to be 8:07 replaced, asked to be replaced so we 8:08 can get money, it's not that, it's not 8:09 that, it's not that, it's not that, 8:10 it's not that, it's not that, it's not 8:11 that, it's not that, it's not that, 8:12 it's not that, it's not that, it's not 8:13 that, it's leaving that office. 8:14 Masyaallah, I haven't worked for years. 8:17 E, Mr. Thomas is a man with a lot of 8:20 experience. Actually, we wanted to 8:22 invite three people. There was one 8:24 named Mr. Anwar. 8:25 Yes, Mr. Anwar. 8:26 Mr. Anwar can fix motorbikes, cars, air 8:29 conditioners, anything smart household 8:32 appliances and repair shops that have 8:34 given up are running big. For example, 8:38 I don't accept any service at his house 8:41 , there's no sign like that. Yes, it's 8:43 just that the person wants to laugh at 8:45 the dubangan, I invite him, but he 8:46 doesn't want to. L one more thing, Mr. 8:48 Timbul, what can he make? Water pumps. 8:51 Heeh. 8:51 The blood-dry areas that are hard to 8:52 get water. 8:53 Yes, yes, yes. 8:54 What area is that? Bantul and all that, 8:57 the hard ones that are dry, he can do 8:59 it. 9:00 But they can't do it with water. Thank 9:02 God. Thomasno. 9:04 Yes. 9:05 Thomasno can do it too. He's already 9:09 years old. But did you know he reads 9:12 without glasses. He's still strong 9:15 enough to run. He runs strong. 9:16 How many kilometers can he run? 5 9:18 kilometers is still strong. 9:19 Run, right? 9:20 Yes, he runs. It's not that he never 9:22 rests, sir. I never run continuously 9:24 like that. 9:25 Yes. Now, 9:26 where do I run? The furthest is 9:31 Karawang, sir. Yesterday it was 9:33 Karawang. Now, Karawang is just through 9:34 the rice fields. Friends used to play 9:39 badminton and then badminton, right? 9:41 Badminton is still like that. 9:42 H. You also worked in Bandung, right? 9:45 Where did you live in Bandung, sir? 9:46 Well, Bandung wasn't work, but we 9:49 trained. 9:50 At that time, I left the office 9:53 and I got a recommendation from the 9:55 telephone shop association in Solo. 9:57 Heeh. 9:58 To study because my office didn't have 9:59 any telephone shop equipment. That 10:01 meant I had to seek more knowledge. 10:03 Finally, I got a letter of 10:04 recommendation to go to Bandung to PT 10:06 Telik. Well, I studied there. 10:09 So I could gain knowledge on handling 10:11 all sorts of things. 10:12 What is Mr. Thomas's life principle? 10:16 Simple, I actually live a simple life. 10:20 Always pray in congregation, don't stay 10:22 late. Always pray in congregation on 10:24 time. 10:25 Hm. Like 10:25 that. And don't like to complain. 10:28 Don't like to complain. 10:29 Heeh. Never complain. I 10:31 always pray in congregation, don't 10:33 complain. Don't 10:34 complain. 10:34 Heeh. Masyaallah. 10:36 How will life be tomorrow? 10:40 Too surrendered to Allah, huh. 10:42 Yes. 10:42 E, this is Mr. Tamah, so surrendered to 10:46 Allah, he once drove a Kijang car to 10:50 Medan. In a crowd with his office 10:52 friends. 10:52 Oh, that office friend of mine. His car 10:54 fell into a ravine. It 10:55 fell into a ravine. It 10:56 fell into a ravine. 10:57 He. 10:58 The others were injured. Injured, 11:00 no, not at all, no, no, no scratches at 11:03 all. I myself 11:04 passed by without any injuries. What 11:07 was that? That's 11:08 why I prayed, but I didn't join in 11:11 drinking. 11:12 Oh, the others were drinking, 11:13 drinking, no, 11:17 I didn't drink. When I was praying, 11:19 Mrs. I was looking for Thas, where is 11:21 this? She said it was dead. She said I 11:25 was praying, I heard Thas, is dead, is 11:28 Oh, my, I ended up going home because I 11:31 was the last one. I mean, on duty in 11:35 Medan, I was the last one to handle 11:38 those friends. 11:39 Heeh. Because many of them were 11:41 careless, 11:43 some of them were playing with women, 11:45 they wanted to do that, they drank a 11:47 lot too. In the end, I was sent there. 11:51 You can be an example, right? Hey, he's 11:55 not a religious teacher, not a kiai, 11:57 but his life, God willing, is blessed. 12:01 Always praying in congregation, always 12:03 grateful, never complaining. 12:04 Yes. Yes. 12:05 Then Mr. Thomas bought a house in Solo, 12:09 yes, he 12:10 rented it in Solo. 12:12 Rented. 12:13 Yes. 12:13 Oh, he used to work in Solo. Finally, 12:15 he moved to Cikarang. Why did he choose 12:16 Cikarang? It turns out he chose that? 12:19 Because the house is 12:20 close to an elementary school. A mosque 12:22 and an elementary school, right? Yes, 12:24 elementary school, junior high school, 12:26 etc., 12:26 close to schools so that later he can 12:29 sell. 12:29 Selling 12:30 his house in what condition? What was 12:32 that SSS? 12:33 RSS. Very simple. Sad-sad 12:37 sad. Sad-sad sad, 12:42 right. 12:43 Well, the house was built by himself. 12:46 He tidied it up himself. Heeh. Yes. 12:48 Mostly helped by his relatives, older 12:51 siblings. Then Mr. Thomas sells food 12:54 for elementary schools. 12:55 Yes. 12:56 Starting from pes bonbon, right? 12:58 Yes. From selling ice, ice tesisri. 13:02 Heeh. 13:04 Until selling egrol or risol mayo. This 13:07 is brought to the shop and it's 13:09 delicious, not this, it's not a lie, 13:10 yes. God willing, it's really delicious 13:12 . Delicious. 13:13 H. 13:13 Earlier, everyone tried it with Mr. 13:15 Viko. Have you tried it yet? 13:17 Not yet. 13:18 Top. Delicious. The risal is really 13:19 delicious. The main thing is that when 13:21 I come here, I definitely 13:22 learn how to make it delicious. 13:24 I went for a walk with my wife. Hey, in 13:26 the place called Suka Pasar, it's a 13:30 surprise market, it's really 13:32 crowded, 13:34 people are really sleepy, so many boxes 13:36 are sold out, then 13:38 we look, we look, pay attention, my 13:40 wife looks, I think you can say to my 13:42 wife, oh, we can try, we'll try, we'll 13:44 sell it at the junior high school, 13:48 my wife made it the most. We tried it, 13:50 we made a sample first, we gave it to 13:52 the neighbors to try, and it wasn't the 13:54 same as the one sold there at the 13:56 surprise market, it seems like it's the 13:58 same. Okay, if it's the same, we'll 13:59 sell it at the junior high school. 14:01 H, 14:03 we don't sell much, first we make 10. 14:04 If we make 10, we'll make 20 less 14:06 tomorrow. He. 14:08 Because there are too many, my wife 14:10 can't stand it. 14:11 He. 14:11 What makes it heavy? What rolls it? 14:13 What? The 14:13 heat. Wow. The heat. Yes. Well, that's 14:17 right away, put it on that flat plate, 14:21 right? 14:22 We pour it again here, we roll it up. 14:25 So, 14:25 how long does it take to make it, bro? 14:27 If I'm currently making it, I wake up 14:29 at 00:00 AM. 2:00 AM? 14:31 Yes. 14:32 Before dawn at 00:00 AM, I 14:33 make it 14:34 until 00:00 AM. That's 14:38 about 100 or so. 14:39 Hm. Well, and then I've finished making 14:44 the piles of various flavors. There's 14:47 chicken, there's egg, there's corned 14:49 beef, there's sausage. It's not 14:52 finished yet. It's made into 14:56 breadcrumbs first, rolled into 14:57 breadcrumbs first. Once the breadcrumbs 14:58 are finished, then fried. Heh. 15:00 After frying, it's packaged. 15:02 Oh my God. I 15:03 went to school at 09:00 AM. 15:06 Heeh. 15:06 break. Hm. I came last, went home first 15:11 . 15:11 Hmm. If you go to elementary school, 15:14 you pay directly for the elementary 15:15 school. 15:16 I'm not in elementary school, junior 15:17 high school, sir. 15:17 Junior high school 15:18 rents. 15:19 Rent. 15:20 Heeh. Rp. 3 million a month. 15:21 Eh, a year. 15:22 A year. 15:23 Yes. 15:23 Hmm. So how much are you selling this 15:26 risol mayo for? 15:27 It used to be 2,500. 15:29 Heeh. 15:30 That's even though the price for eggs 15:32 is 9,000 rupiah, up to 20 eggs, it's 15:34 still 2.50 rupiah. So, it's up to 15:37 30,000 rupiah, even for those junior 15:38 high school graduates who have been 15:40 around for a long time, why hasn't the 15:42 price increased, Sir? Yes, Sir, the 15:45 important thing is that it's smooth for 15:46 school children. 15:48 Masyaallah. That's the 15:50 important thing. 15:51 Elementary school children also like 15:52 this, kindergarten. 15:53 Kindergarteners like it. Yes, they like 15:56 the spicy taste. 15:57 Heeh. Not spicy. Yes, like that. 15:59 It's separate. 16:00 Not sour anymore. I'm looking for one 16:02 with mayonnaise that doesn't have 16:04 sourness. How's that formula? Wow. 16:06 Well, that's my wife's contribution, 16:09 too. It's hard for husband and wife. 16:13 How should it be together, Sir. 16:15 Masyaallah. 16:16 But when you look at my wife, don't 16:18 look at her shortcomings, 16:19 but look at her strengths. God willing, 16:21 our 16:22 household will run smoothly. We learned 16:25 a lot from Mr. Thomas. Okay, we read, 16:32 maybe there's a W that has entered, 16:34 we'll read it later. We'll also read 16:37 the cellphone number of Mr. Thomasno, 16:40 who is 67 years old but can still read 16:44 small print without glasses. He can 16:49 still run 5 km fast without a break, 16:53 without a break. 16:54 Yes, he 16:55 can still drive an ambulance. He can go 16:58 up to 120 km/h. Amazing. Here, someone 17:03 asked for his cellphone number. Please 17:06 give me the phone number, ee, Mr. 17:07 Thomas's cellphone number, no, no H, 17:09 Thomas. 17:11 Thomas Tomas. Thomas is 17:16 the number 089. It's 89 again. Then 26 17:27 96 50 089 89 26 96 50. You can share it 17:36 with Rasil. There are probably stories 17:40 of people like Thomas in your area, 17:41 your village, your friends can tell you 17:43 . This is the theme of ordinary people 17:46 or extraordinary people, right? 17:48 Ordinary people who are extraordinary. 17:52 Ordinary people who are extraordinary. 17:55 Ee, have you ever been sick? I 17:57 almost almost got sick. I have to pay 17:59 for BBJ, right? 18:00 Yes, BB still pays me. 18:02 But I've never been sick. If I've 18:03 never been sick, I've never used it. 18:05 So the payment is for the benefit of 18:06 other people who need it. 18:08 Masyaallah. So, sir, have you ever been 18:10 sick? Yes, I've had a little headache, 18:12 maybe. What do you use ginger for? 18:14 If I have a fever, I'll wear shoes. 18:17 Running shoes. 18:18 Yes, I exercise and then my wife makes 18:20 it the next day. If my body feels sore, 18:23 I just make that, ee, ginger, 18:26 lemongrass, and brown sugar. That's it. 18:29 Heeh. 18:31 You also regularly attend religious 18:33 study events wherever you go. 18:35 Yes. 18:36 At that time, Rasil only made it at his 18:38 house, Dik. He came, came, 18:40 came to Taman Mini. R Jayusman came 18:46 extraordinarily 18:47 to the Palintun religious study place. 18:49 B 18:50 H 18:50 came, where did you do your business? 18:53 In 18:54 Kelapa Du Wetan. 18:55 Kelapa Du Wetan. 18:57 Where was that before Kelapa Du, Sir? 18:59 In Tamrin. 19:02 Not the one towards Depok, Sir, for the 19:06 house on the right. 19:07 Heeh. How many times have I done that? 19:11 He. 19:12 Okay. So, Sir, how did you get the job 19:16 of driving an ambulance? 19:20 Earlier, before the ambulance, the DKM 19:22 mosque planned to have an ambulance, I 19:24 offered it to them. But because most of 19:26 the children were still at school, they 19:28 needed money, so 19:29 I had to sell. I'd do other things 19:31 first. Well, 19:35 then, we used ambulance drivers. All 19:39 our residents too. Well, by giving them 19:42 a salary. How much is a month's salary? 19:49 Well, over time, because the closest 19:52 mosque to me was in my area. Finally, I 19:55 took care of everything. I checked 19:58 every day, I washed the car, I did 20:02 everything. 20:03 Hm. I ended up being the one who was 20:08 previously assigned to the ambulance, 20:12 but I didn't even look after it. So, in 20:17 the end, I took over, I was like, 20:19 I don't have anything to take care of, 20:23 and then I was touched 20:24 by what, sir? It turns out that the 20:27 person who donated the ambulance had a 20:29 very simple house. I gave it, wow, it 20:32 was very 20:33 simple at that time, when the accident 20:35 happened, the person who donated the 20:37 car was in Ungaran. 20:38 Heeh. 20:39 He died. 20:40 Heeh. He 20:41 came. Well, I didn't know either, I 20:43 attended the tahlil prayer 20:44 that morning for him while waiting for 20:47 my body to arrive. I thought his house 20:49 was luxurious, sir. Big. 20:50 His name is nguyumbang. 20:52 Nguyumbang, a new ambulance, sir. Wow, 20:54 when I saw his house, it was simple. 20:56 Small type. Heeh. Wow, Anisia, I said 20:59 she could even give an ambulance. How 21:01 come she can't even take care of it. 21:03 Heeh. 21:03 I said, "I already took care of it." 21:05 But sir, did you know how to drive a 21:06 car before? 21:06 Yes, 21:07 I can. 21:07 When I was in Bekasi, I 21:09 also learned to drive a car, right? 21:10 Ambulance. 21:11 He ambulance. 21:11 Heeh. If something happens, 21:13 your ambulance usually carries sick 21:15 people or dead people? 21:16 Yes, sick people. Dead people. 21:17 But most people die. 21:18 Often out of town too. 21:20 Yes, out of town. 21:20 What speed do you go when you're 21:22 carrying the moon? 21:23 If it's far, 120, sir. 21:25 120. Well, in traffic jams, you have to 21:28 have high accuracy. It's different from 21:31 the usual torturous things like that. 21:33 Oh, the calculations have to be precise 21:35 . It has to be precise until it hits 21:37 other people's cars and our cars. The 21:39 siren should sound different words. 21:41 Want a sick person to die, what does it 21:44 mean to understand the 21:45 different rhythms? What does a sick 21:47 person sound like? A sick person sounds 21:50 like a train, sir. Ting, what does a 21:53 train sound like if the barrier is like 21:56 that. He, a sick person. If you're 21:58 going fast. 21:59 Oh, faster. I've 22:02 never taken any 22:06 courses or education like that either. 22:09 I only took the first one. 22:12 If someone wants to be an ambulance 22:14 driver, there's training. 22:15 Yes. Besides not just driving, there's 22:18 also how to handle a corpse or a 22:21 patient. 22:22 Yes, 22:24 there's a way to get help, 22:27 there's a course, there's a lut, right? 22:29 I didn't take it. I just watched. Just 22:32 watched. 22:33 He watched from before, I first 22:35 followed along, sir. Joined, 22:37 accompanied the first driver. He. 22:41 Okay, Iwan Danawat. Perhaps you'd like 22:43 to share. Well, do you also have 22:46 friends or neighbors or relatives who 22:49 are like Mr. Tomasno, an ordinary 22:52 person who is extraordinary, has many 22:56 abilities, is sincere in his work, 22:59 doesn't expect too much money. Hm. But 23:04 ee it turns out his life is always 23:07 healthy and there is always help. 23:10 Masyaallah. Our guest this morning is 23:11 extraordinary. Take a photo. Later 23:13 someone will ask for a photo from Mrs. 23:15 Dar. 23:17 How do I send it? I'll send it later. H 23:20 will take a photo first. Take a 23:22 photo from here first. Take 23:24 a photo from here. 23:25 Oh. Ah. We'll take the photo. 23:29 Or you can just watch it on YouTube, 23:31 okay? Ee how if I want to see it, how 23:33 do I do it? 23:33 Just open Rasil TV. Open Rasil TV then 23:37 ee Rasil TV then go to Alan Masalan 23:41 Pak Thomasno Tampaha, you can see it. 23:46 Okay. What is your hobby, sir? His 23:49 hobby is sports. 23:51 Sports are 23:53 always community service. 23:56 If there is no community service, I get 23:59 sick. 24:00 Oh. So you can't just leave the 24:02 holiday alone. Yes. Basically cleaning 24:06 the yard, the gutter, there are always 24:08 activities, especially now that the 24:09 mosque is in a state of ee what is it 24:11 called ee repairs, yes I help, I can't 24:13 stay 24:14 still, yes, always want to do good, 24:17 after doing good, this is a 24:19 good deed, what's next, that's Thomas ' 24:23 principle, no Brebes person, but still 24:26 able to speak well, Sir, yes, 24:30 in Brebes language, yes, the name of 24:33 that language, no, people in 24:35 your language can speak Sundanese 24:36 better if you've been to Bandung, yes. 24:38 Yes, I've been to Bandung. I've been to 24:41 Solo, I already speak refined Javanese, 24:42 Bang, not like Brebes, not Javanese, 24:44 this is what's called Solo. 24:46 Heeh. 24:47 Still, it's obvious that you're not 24:48 from here, not from here, yes, from 24:50 Bandung, you say that. 24:51 Oh, a lot. Okay, here it is. I want to 24:59 know Mr. Tomasno's phone number. 25:03 Tomasno doesn't use H, yes. 25:05 Use H. 25:06 His number is 089. That's it. Then 89 25:13 26 96 50 089 89. Then 26 96 50. Mr. 25:23 Masn is also good at making risol mayo. 25:28 There's chicken filling, there's egg 25:30 filling, what else is there? 25:32 Sausage. 25:32 Sausage. I used to call him egrol. And 25:36 it tastes good. Really good. Really 25:40 good. Everyone tried it earlier, it was 25:41 really good. Okay. It's only sold for 25:45 Rp 3,000, right? 25:46 Yes. Rp 3,000. 25:47 No loss. No loss. 25:49 No loss. 25:50 Yes. 25:50 Okay. 25:52 The important thing is that I can make 25:53 sadqah every day, sir. 25:54 The important thing is that I can make 25:55 sadqah. 25:56 So every activity is congregational 25:58 prayer, sadqah, and reading the Quran. 26:01 Yes. 26:04 Basically, it's called religious study, 26:06 wherever it is, if the matter is 26:08 already clear, it's okay. 26:09 Thank you, Mr. Tom. 26:11 I attended all the seminars. 26:13 What seminar? 26:14 The place is SSQ. What is Mr. Benyamin? 26:18 Who is 26:19 this SSQ, 26:21 sir? Sarif. 26:23 Oh no, no, no, no, no, no. 26:26 Oh my God, 26:28 SQ was held twice until I was there, 26:30 was it 26:30 from 26:31 Ginanjar? Ginanjajar is 26:34 not Ginanjar's day. There's 26:35 no Benjamin behind it, sir. 26:37 There's Bamin. 26:38 Heeh. I'm looking for you, so I'll join 26:41 too. 26:41 Okay. Maybe someone from the listeners 26:43 will tell you something later. He's 26:45 human, he's forgetful. 26:49 Mr. Thomasno also once had a convert 26:52 with a tattoo who was then fired from 26:55 his job. 26:57 What did Mr. Thomas suggest to the new 27:03 convert? 27:05 One thing is to keep his faith strong. 27:09 So he complained. Why did you 27:11 complain? Because he said, "Sir, I was 27:14 kicked out by my relatives because I 27:17 became Muslim." 27:19 How many months has it been? Uh, how 27:20 many years has it been? 6 months now. 27:23 Oh, I said it's 27:25 only been 6 months. I stopped working 27:27 in '95 and was still alive, so I 27:29 should be able to say that. Even though 27:33 Mr. Gondrong Gondrong is like that. But 27:36 I obeyed, I obeyed. 27:37 So what should I do, Sir? I made a 27:39 place in the mosque, Sir. He 27:41 so that I don't make a 27:43 place for me to chat with everyone, I 27:46 pay attention to everything, I 27:49 then report it to Las so I can get the 27:52 money, what kind of help from Las, then 27:55 I also report it to the mosque, Mr. 27:59 Ustaz who can speak well, then finally 28:02 I just ask him to sweep the yard, Sir, 28:06 Yes, 28:07 you just have fun, just enjoy your life 28:10 , Heeh. 28:10 No need to think about various things. 28:12 He. 28:13 Now you have activities and then follow 28:17 me like I said that. 28:19 Sweeping everyone's yard. 28:21 H that's 28:22 right, Sir. 28:22 Now if you don't 28:23 sweep, one day you've lost the time, 28:25 he's gone, Sir. Yes. 28:27 That's lost, he's 28:29 gone, what do you mean, died? 28:30 No. He went home. 28:32 Oh, he went 28:32 home because he didn't feel at home 28:35 where I live. 28:37 Because he 28:37 went home out of town, out of the 28:38 island? 28:39 In Tegal. 28:39 In Tegal. He. With his son. 28:42 I said 28:44 he had swept the yard, suddenly a car 28:49 stopped there. He said to himself, this 28:52 person is really rude, he stopped in 28:53 front. As soon as he got out, he gave 28:55 me an envelope. Uhuh. How much did you 28:57 give me, Bro? Rp15, Sir. Wow. He can't 29:01 enjoy it alone, Sir. Amazing, Sir. He 29:05 bought chickens, the chicken seller was 29:06 called to stop passing by. He bought 29:09 chickens, shared them with the people 29:09 every day. gave breakfast. 29:11 Oh, 29:12 including me. I was given two. 29:15 W, the 29:16 stalls were all given. 29:17 Oh, 29:18 wow, 29:19 he didn't eat alone, huh. 29:20 Yes. 29:20 Not greedy people. 29:21 Not greedy people get money from the 29:24 mosque, put it in the mosque box. Half 29:28 goes to charity, half for me is okay. 29:31 Amazing. That's 29:33 also infected by Mr. Nomasno. When 29:35 he wants to go home, he also has to not 29:37 talk to others. His brother is there 29:40 too. Mr. Tomas, I believe you, 29:44 or I, my voice, beta and here, 29:46 terrorized, he said. 29:47 Terrorized by who? 29:48 Terrorized by who? 29:49 Yes, it was Jakoni who iso taught to do 29:52 it. Sir, he preaches but his behavior 29:58 doesn't match what he says. Yes, Miss 30:01 Botah, 30:02 don't talk to anyone, okay? I'll help 30:04 you later. Ready. I'll take you. I'll 30:06 take you, Sir, 30:07 to 30:08 Tegal to his son's house. 30:09 Hm. 30:10 I took you there, I said. Then when I 30:12 got there I said, "It turns out his son 30:14 is also Muslim." It turns out 30:17 his son is Muslim. 30:18 Well, that's it. His wife is in Jogja. 30:22 Then I said, "Sister, this father has 30:24 converted to Islam." Hm. So, what do 30:28 you want to ask for? I ask for your 30:29 prayers, God willing, they will be 30:31 answered. 30:31 Heeh. 30:32 I said yes, right, Sir? Yes, they will 30:33 be answered 30:36 now, just pay attention to your father, 30:38 the reward will be more for taking care 30:40 of your parents. I said that. 30:45 Okay. Asalamualaikum Rasil. Thank you 30:52 for presenting this very inspiring 30:55 father. Hopefully, we can catch it too, 30:59 what he said in Asalamualaikum Pu Masno 31:02 . What is your sleep pattern like? 31:05 Always fit. So, what time does Mrs. 31:09 Purwanti go to bed? 31:13 At most, it's 09.00. 31:14 Hm. 31:15 9.00. Wake up at 00. 31:16 Wake up at 00. 31:17 During the day, I never sleep. 31:18 Huh? I never take a nap at all. 31:21 Oh, I never sleep during the day. 31:22 Every day like that. He. 31:24 How do I sleep? I come home from my 31:27 morning business from junior high 31:29 school, take a break, go home at 0.30, 31:31 make more for the afternoon school. 31:34 Oh, I see. 31:35 Until the break time at 0.30. Hours. 31:38 I'm back in again. He. When I get home 31:41 from the break time, I'm already 31:42 resting. 0.30, break, go home. At 0.00, 31:47 I can't pray Asr in congregation. I 31:51 pray at home, after that, I pray Asr, I 31:53 go shopping, and that's it every day. H 31:57 , 31:57 so I sleep the most, about 5 hours, 32:00 that's 4 hours, 5 hours 32:03 from 09.00 until 32:04 I go to 32:05 bed at 09.00. Wake up, 32:07 make risol until, and then, until the 32:10 afternoon again. 32:11 Hm. At most, I pray Subuh. I'm wrong at 32:15 dawn, it means the mosque is near, the 32:16 mosque is near, the 32:17 mosque is 32:18 near, yes, 32:20 always in congregation, ee, who is this 32:25 from, 32:27 ee, Mrs. Emil, 32:29 if there is any disturbance, 32:31 Oh, SSU, if I'm not mistaken, Reva 32:32 Sarif, 32:33 oh yes, Refa Sarifamin, Reva Sarif, 32:36 how are you, Bang Reva, I got greetings 32:40 , 32:41 yes, Refa used to broadcast often, 32:43 dihasil, Kira Hari Anjir. 32:46 Masyaallah, I heard the program Alam 32:47 Salalan, it's extraordinary. May you 32:49 have a long life, always be healthy and 32:51 always blessed. Istikamah, Mr. Thomas. 32:54 Yes, that's right, Thomas doesn't write 32:56 it with H. 32:57 Yes, Mr. Sarif. 32:58 Why do I use H? 33:01 That means I'll say e Christian. 33:03 Oh, I see. 33:04 I was like that when I was on Umrah. 33:06 When I was asked, 33:09 ee, a convert, a convert. Oh, no, no, 33:11 no, no, no, his name is Tha, sir. Yes, 33:16 extraordinary. 33:18 How old were you, sir? 33:20 2013. 33:21 Uh, who paid for it? It was 33:22 free, 33:23 someone gave it to me. That's how 33:25 extraordinary you are. There's a friend 33:28 of mine, Mr. Jaka, right? That's 33:32 actually his life history is similar to 33:35 mine. Heeh. 33:36 And since childhood, that's how it was 33:37 with all kinds of work. He was also 33:39 active in the mosque, you know. 33:41 Well, 33:42 until that person wasn't not not 33:44 Christian, he was Thomas, not Sir. He 33:47 was the one who was liked in the mosque 33:49 , saying no, not no. Wow, this is a 33:52 calling. So for years I served the 33:54 mosque, maybe that was the reward for 33:56 being able to perform Umrah. 33:59 That was extraordinary, Sir. His name, 34:01 Sir, I just found out that his name was 34:02 Pak Aziz, Sir. From JBK. Heeh. 34:05 That Umrah, I said, was the most 34:07 expensive. I already said that I said 34:09 it was the best. 34:10 That prayer was five-star. 34:13 Oh yes, 34:14 already in Medina, just one step ahead. 34:18 When in Mecca, it was also just a 34:19 matter of time. 34:20 So I can hopefully at any time. 34:22 Extraordinary. Subhanallah. That name, 34:24 Pak Di Aziz, is extraordinary. 34:25 Extraordinary. 34:26 Yes. If someone is good to others, they 34:28 will definitely receive goodness in 34:29 return. 34:30 Yes. Until the first time I said I hit 34:33 this Sir, I was dreaming or not, is 34:36 this true, 34:39 to the point of saying, come on, Sir, 34:41 Tom, if you don't have money to make a 34:43 passport, then just go home, no, no, 34:45 Sir, let me, I'm already like this, wow 34:46 , it's amazing, 34:48 with my wife or Mr. Tomas alone, yes, 34:52 alone, Mr. 34:53 Tomas's impression of the Kaaba in 34:55 Medina is still Nabawi, how 34:57 amazing, I want to go there again, Sir, 34:59 they've gathered, invited me, said 35:03 that I haven't been able to, I actually 35:05 want to open a restaurant, Sir. 35:07 Oh, ma, I ate when I was there praying, 35:10 but I don't have the courage, Sir. 35:13 If you open a restaurant, 35:14 what kind of restaurant would I make? 35:16 Fried chicken with nunak bones, I 35:18 haven't made it, Sir. Okay. I studied 35:20 in Solo. 35:21 He. 35:21 So, my hobby is like that, Sir. 35:23 He. 35:24 For what? For example, if I'm not 35:25 qualified, minah, I have knowledge, I 35:27 have recipes, 35:28 I make it for my children or my other 35:31 family. 35:32 If I make it at your house now, isn't 35:34 there enough space? 35:35 Sometimes it's hard enough for me to 35:37 make it, sir, I think it's enough, sir. 35:42 I don't send it anywhere, sir. I used 35:43 to like sending it. Now, as the Betay 35:45 people say, they don't send it to my 35:48 place like a keteter. 35:50 The important thing is that it's enough 35:51 . That's why I don't overdo it. You 35:53 also said you like climbing antennas. 35:56 Installing what is that? 35:57 Installing speakers. Yes, speakers. 35:59 Ah, how high are they? 36:00 17 m. 36:01 17 m. 36:02 Climbing. Climbing antennas is climbing 36:04 . 36:05 Climbing, you give me a ladder. When I 36:07 installed it, I didn't use a ladder, 36:09 made of bamboo. 36:11 What is this antenna? What is this 36:12 antenna? 36:13 Not an antenna, sir. Tower. 36:15 Tower. Oh, tower. Heeh. The 36:18 tower isn't 70 meters high. 36:21 Mosques are the most common. Oh, mosque 36:22 towers. 36:23 Mosque towers. Yes. And for example, 36:25 mosques have domes on top, which are 36:27 easy to see. So that's the first thing 36:30 to install them because not everyone 36:31 can be afraid of that height. Well, 36:33 that includes the big ones, like the 36:35 converts. Afraid, 36:37 afraid of heights. No need to climb the 36:39 stairs, it's 36:41 already shaking. 36:42 Oh, 36:43 I said big body, long hair, and a hat. 36:51 Say right, sir, you're me, I'm not tall 36:58 , 36:59 how tall, how much do I weigh? I've 37:03 never been more than 54 56, 37:06 God willing, 37:08 never 37:09 because of what I often exercise and 37:13 eat a little, yes, 37:14 eat not too much, 37:15 eat anything, no, no, not too much. 37:17 There 37:18 are no restrictions. None. There are 37:20 any. 37:20 But healthy, yes. 37:21 Healthy. 37:22 Oh. Eating durian is okay? 37:23 Eating durian is okay. Goat satay is 37:26 okay. Are there any, no, there are all 37:28 sorts of things like 37:30 that? Because, yes, sir, that's the 37:33 thought, so I invited the retired ones. 37:35 This includes my friend who accompanied 37:37 me to the ambulance, now he's a retired 37:40 leverer. 37:40 H. 37:41 Come on, let's do it while we're still 37:43 healthy, the opportunity is there. He, 37:46 use the rest of our lives 37:49 to serve in the mosque. 37:52 Now I'm his companion, sir, retired, ee 37:54 uder. 37:55 I invited the others 37:57 to join. Blessed Friday, Clean Friday. 38:01 I made tea. 38:02 He. 38:03 So how many places did I provide? There 38:08 are three places. Those are all the 38:11 tables. I made the tea. Later, eh, the 38:14 other friends will press it. 38:16 Hm. 38:17 So every week, Friday morning, we make 38:20 500 cups. 38:21 He. 38:22 Especially for the tea that has been 38:23 packaged. I make the tea. Heeh. 38:25 I make the tea. So I make everything. 38:29 Masyaallah. 38:29 I take Fridays off when I sell. 38:31 Oh, for worship, yes. 38:33 Especially for the blessed Friday 38:34 worship. 38:35 Amazing. Okay. It seems we have a time 38:38 limit, later we will read out the 38:40 cellphone number. Someone also asked 38:42 for Mr. Thomas's address. Where is 38:44 Jalan Kaswari? 38:45 15. 38:46 Kaswari 15 number 86, North Cikarang. 38:49 Yes. 38:50 Which toll exit is there? The 38:52 Cibatu toll road can be used, the West 38:54 Cikarang toll road can be used, the 38:56 North Cikarang toll road can be used. 38:58 There are three. 38:59 Okay. This number, eh, this number is 39:01 the last one. This is Mr. Thomas's 39:02 number, I'll read it again. This is the 39:04 last one. Please prepare a pen and 39:06 paper, or you can type it directly on 39:08 your phone. The number is 089, then 89, 39:15 then 26, 96, 50, 08, 9, 89 again, then 39:24 26, then 96, 50 Thomas, no, his 39:29 nickname is Thomas. He is now selling, 39:34 what's it called, a very delicious 39:36 risol mayo. I really said it's 39:39 delicious because it is delicious. 39:41 Everyone said it was delicious earlier. 39:42 Have you tried it, Mr. Piko, Mr. Wondi, 39:44 have you tried it? Thank you, Mr. 39:47 Thomas. May your life continue to be 39:49 simple, helping many people. Blessings, 39:51 Mr. Thomas, and always be healthy, 39:53 useful to many people. 39:54 Yes, that's right. 39:56 Okay, I'm Muhammad Krishna, Ondi 40:01 Saputra, Agi Fahrji, 40:05 and Gifari. Gifari is Atar's father. 40:08 Please take your leave. Wabillahi 40:10 taufik walhidayah. Assalamualaikum 40:12 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Peace be 40:13 upon you and mercy