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0:19 Peace be upon you, Brother Nuim. How 0:22 are you, Brother Nuim? 0:23 Peace be upon you, Brother Fahri. 0:26 Alhamdulillah. I told Brother Fahri, 0:30 yesterday the temperature in Melbourne 0:32 was 28 degrees, 0:34 today it is estimated to be only 15 0:35 degrees. 0:36 Masyaallah. 0:39 So yesterday I used a fan, today I use 0:42 a heater to keep it warm. 0:43 That's what's unique about Melbourne, 0:45 right? Masyaallah. Yes, we'll take you 0:48 on a trip together from Melbourne, 0:50 right? Because this world is truly 0:52 extraordinary. Yesterday, Kiai Sahal 0:54 made a note, yes, every era has its 0:57 figures. Every figure has its time. 1:00 Every era and figure have their 1:02 problems, and every problem must have a 1:05 solution. This is the same with Brother 1:08 Nuim. Who is this? The figure of the 1:10 secretary of the PB Secretary General 1:12 is also being sought. Meanwhile, the 1:15 President of Iran no longer trusts 1:17 enemies but believes in loyalty to 1:19 agreements. Yes, like the Hudaybiyah 1:22 agreement was made before. Masyaallah, 1:24 the story of literacy is indeed 1:26 extraordinary. Alkisahuti met American 1:29 officials in Oman. Is Saudi Arabia 1:32 reckless or what? And it seems no one 1:34 wants to be called by Saudi Arabia to 1:36 attack this area. What's wrong with Abu 1:38 Yemen, Bang? Bang Nuim has been in 1:40 Saudi Arabia for a long time. What's 1:41 happening? Yes, the impact of this Arab 1:44 war is extraordinary throughout the 1:46 world. Meanwhile, Europe has already 1:48 said it no longer has any friendship 1:50 with America. What's happening in this 1:53 world? What era are we living in? Go 1:56 ahead, Bang Nuimah Ahad. Maybe Bang 1:58 Nuim has another story to tell. We'll 2:01 listen for the next 30 minutes. Go 2:03 ahead, Bangim. 2:04 Okay, thank you. 2:05 Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Peace be upon 2:08 you. And peace be upon you. 2:10 The problem is that these figures, in 2:12 this case, perhaps Donald Trump, are 2:14 the ones who 2:15 go back and forth one day, another 2:18 tomorrow, and another. But if we 2:20 receive the leaks, 2:22 what's ultimately 2:24 to blame? The uneven floor. It's not 2:26 that he can't dance. Just imagine 2:29 three, three, three journalists, three 2:32 out of three 2:35 agencies in America, including the very 2:37 famous CNN. Now they are no longer 2:40 allowed to enter the White House 2:42 because they don't want to spread the 2:44 real news, this is Dono Ireng, it's 2:49 foreign, what do you think, 2:51 smart people can be stupid there, yeah, 2:55 that's 2:55 it. So, but there is a problem, maybe 2:59 we'll see tomorrow, God willing, it's 3:01 said that on Tuesday in America, eh, 3:03 President Trump will meet with, quote, 3:06 his allies from the Middle East. Yes, 3:09 maybe Saudi Arabia will also join in 3:11 the discussion now about Iran. Because 3:14 Iran seems to be very naughty and 3:16 cannot be subdued. If you pinch it, in 3:19 any way, it won't obey Iran. So what 3:21 America is doing 3:24 is that in the 81st General Assembly of 3:27 the United Nations, which is currently 3:29 taking place in America, 3:32 Iran is not allowed to bring more than, 3:35 say, two journalists. 3:37 Oh, 3:37 no more. because they are afraid that 3:41 maybe they will be in New York, and we 3:43 know that the mayor of New York is 3:47 also a Muslim, and otherwise, they 3:49 might give news back to Iran that 3:51 doesn't reflect that America under 3:54 Donald Trump is at its most magnificent 3:56 . Because many people are saying they 3:59 are starting to feel the hardship 4:04 caused by Trump's war, which is 4:07 increasingly affecting their living 4:10 costs. And this certainly has a 4:14 tremendous impact, because don't forget 4:17 that the midterm elections are coming 4:20 up in November, and this could reflect 4:23 Donald Trump's popularity. Yes, imagine 4:27 him doing things that are sometimes 4:29 almost beyond human comprehension. But 4:32 for some nations, like some Americans, 4:35 all of this is considered America's 4:37 golden age. Yet everyone knows 4:41 that America still hasn't been able to 4:44 truly achieve its aspiration, its 4:46 trumpeted goal of wiping Iran off the 4:49 face of the earth. Now he's saying it 4:53 again, using the English word " 4:55 annihilation." Annihilation means to 4:59 destroy, to utterly obliterate, and he 5:02 says he will do this very quickly. He 5:07 says if Iran doesn't behave as America 5:11 wants. So Iran has said that for Iran, 5:16 war and peaceful agreements, diplomatic 5:19 agreements, should be the same. Meaning 5:22 , if it stops, it stops. Hey. 5:23 Don't stop it any longer, perhaps 5:26 because there are things that are 5:28 pushing him. This is because there is 5:31 someone who was once an assistant, yes, 5:34 an assistant to Netanyahu. He said that 5:39 this Trump is as if he is putting on a 5:41 show like a wayang show in Indonesia, 5:43 perhaps like that. 5:46 Yes, because his words are sometimes 5:49 unbelievable, going back and forth and 5:52 so on, and this, and he himself has 5:55 shown signs of weakness as an 80- 5:57 year-old. So we want to know what will 6:02 happen to Trump now. Because if we look 6:06 and follow developments in America, 6:08 Vice President B is still more 6:09 reasonable 6:12 because he initially said that if 6:14 possible, let's not continue the war, 6:16 the main thing is, let's talk first and 6:18 so on. But because within Trump, around 6:22 Trump, there are many misguided people, 6:25 including perhaps Netanyahu, yes, he 6:27 does what his advisors want and of 6:29 course what Netanyahu himself wants 6:32 without considering the impact on the 6:34 American nation, on the welfare of the 6:37 American people. This is what sometimes 6:41 makes people keep wondering why he can 6:43 use the English word "annihilation" 6:45 which means to destroy, to completely 6:48 wipe out everything from the face of 6:50 the earth. 6:52 Yes. Because he feels frustrated, 6:55 frustrated. Now, for example, America 6:57 cannot provide 6:59 Toboh missiles to Ukraine because many 7:02 have been used to attack Iran, and Iran 7:05 is still there. This is what makes him 7:08 eat badly, people say we can't even 7:10 sleep soundly. Yes, these are things 7:13 that are considered by Donald Trump, 7:17 whose habit is that if he wants 7:19 something, he says it must be done. 7:22 Don't let anyone try to argue and so on 7:26 . Well, now 7:28 he is doing things like this, for 7:30 example, against even his own media. So 7:33 it's not only in Indonesia that 7:34 journalists are angry because they are 7:36 called Londo Ireng, called foreigners 7:38 and so on. He. 7:40 But in America, he has done things like 7:42 this too. So 7:44 Obama said 7:46 recently that 7:48 when I was president, for example, and 7:51 I banned journalists from Fox News. Fox 7:56 means wolf, not wolf, but it means a 7:58 cunning animal like a civet. If I were 8:03 to ban, for example, a television 8:04 station from sending its reporters to 8:07 the White House, wouldn't the whole of 8:09 America be in chaos? It would certainly 8:12 be a riot. Because Fox is considered 8:16 anti-Obama 8:18 and pro-Republican. And here's the 8:22 current US Secretary of Defense, who 8:25 was on television for Obama, he 8:27 insinuated that if I did this, what 8:30 would the American people say? Now, 8:34 Trump has banned not one, but three 8:38 journalists from three news agencies, 8:40 including the very well-known CNN. Now, 8:43 people are asking 8:45 whether he is sane in this matter. 8:47 Because 8:47 what he said coincidentally 8:49 coincidentally coincides with a meeting 8:52 on Tuesday, US time. So tomorrow, US 8:55 time, with the leaders of the Persian 8:57 Gulf countries who will attend the 8:59 United Nations General Assembly. So, 9:03 this is it, and indeed, Iran itself has 9:07 issued a series of political, military, 9:10 and strategic messages to the United 9:14 States and to its so-called American 9:17 partners 9:19 that if they commit aggression against 9:23 Iran, Iran will retaliate. 9:25 Iran has been able to demonstrate its 9:26 capabilities. Even facing Saudi Arabia. 9:31 Saudi Arabia has raised its flags 9:33 asking for help everywhere, but no one 9:35 has come. This is confusing, isn't it? 9:37 Yes. But imagine, Saudi Arabia will 9:40 receive sophisticated aircraft, the 9:42 most advanced fighter jets 9:45 from America. Yes. And people are 9:47 starting to ask, why is this happening 9:49 in America? Because it means Israel 9:51 won't get a single aircraft. Why give 9:54 it to Saudi Arabia? Is America actually 9:58 trying to use Saudi Arabia as an 10:01 extension of its hand? Because 10:04 if Saudi Arabia attacks Iran or the 10:07 United Arab Emirates, the Islamic world 10:11 could be divided. 10:13 If Israel attacks, the entire Islamic 10:16 world will be united. So don't just 10:19 look at it as a sale. There are also 10:22 perhaps strategies that America wants 10:25 to use to avoid rejection or opposition 10:31 from Islamic countries, Muslim 10:33 countries. These are things that are 10:36 perhaps being considered now. All these 10:39 aircraft will be sold to Saudi Arabia. 10:41 The reason is because Saudi Arabia has 10:43 recently experienced attacks by Iran, 10:45 for example in Riyadh, the capital of 10:47 Riyadh. So now people are asking if 10:51 this has anything to do with the 10:53 formation of what is called Islamic 10:56 NATO, namely three countries, Pakistan, 10:59 Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, with what is 11:03 called the Mecca Declaration, where is 11:06 it all going? 11:07 Of course, they don't want 11:11 unity among Muslims to remain divided. 11:17 Because as British Prime Minister 11:19 Gladstone once said in Parliament in 11:22 London, holding a black book that he 11:24 gave the impression or image of as the 11:27 Holy Quran. He said, "As long as there 11:31 are those who believe in this book, the 11:33 world will not be safe." Meaning, 11:36 colonialism will not be safe as long as 11:38 the Holy Quran exists. That's it. 11:41 Yes. Yes. Extraordinary. But even among 11:44 them, there are divisions. Because even 11:48 someone like Germany has said that the 11:51 era of friendship with America is over. 11:55 So let's remember Surah Al-Imran about 11:57 this division. What is Al-Imran, number 12:01 103 or what, I forget. Hold fast to the 12:05 rope of religion and do not separate. 12:09 But they do separate. How's it going, 12:11 bro? 12:13 This is the development of the world, 12:15 it seems that we are experiencing an 12:17 extraordinary period in our life 12:19 journey. At least all of these racist 12:22 listeners. Indeed, it was said earlier 12:25 that w 12:28 hold fast to the rope of Allah and do 12:30 not be divided. But this is what is 12:34 happening now, these divisions and 12:36 sadly the divisions are not among 12:38 fellow Muslims, but from outside and it 12:40 seems as if this can be controlled. So 12:44 it doesn't make sense that this 12:45 happened. Well, if Germany said earlier 12:49 , don't forget, Bung Essan, currently 12:51 the general election results in Germany 12:54 seem to be very, very in favor of the 12:56 right, the right. some say yes and so 13:00 on. And we know what Nai did to the 13:03 Jews. 13:05 And before that, this is something we 13:07 need to think about. At least for 13:11 Muslims, we cannot do anything 13:12 physically, physically. But think about 13:16 it this way, 13:18 when the Jews were being oppressed as 13:22 much as possible by governments in 13:25 Europe such as in Spain, Portugal and 13:28 so on, 13:31 many of the people in the Ottoman 13:34 Caliphate at that time, including the 13:36 Rebai, namely the Jewish priests, said 13:39 to their fellow Jews, "Hey, come to the 13:42 Ottoman Caliphate. Here you are free, 13:46 you don't need to change your religion, 13:48 you can't, you don't need to change 13:49 your religion. You can live freely and 13:52 so on. So a Jewish figure named Abraham 13:57 Tolkien once said that the golden age 14:00 of the Jews coincided with the golden 14:03 age of 14:04 Islam. 14:05 Why? 14:06 Because when Yes. Because when a sultan 14:09 in the Ottoman Caliphate said to the 14:11 council of ulama, 14:15 members of his council of ulama," I 14:17 want all the residents, all the people 14:19 of the Ottoman Caliphate to be Muslim. 14:22 " 14:23 The Council of Ulama said," No way, my 14:25 lord. Why? "La ikraha fiddin. There 14:28 should be no compulsion in Islam. Yes, 14:30 it didn't happen, 14:32 they really multiplied, they were very 14:34 happy to be in the Ottoman Caliphate. 14:37 But if we read the book as I said, the 14:39 book is entitled God's Shadow. God 14:42 Shadow means the shadow of God, which 14:44 means the Caliphate. That this was 14:47 written not by a Muslim, yes, by a man 14:49 named Alam Mikhail from Yils University 14:51 in the United States. 14:53 The book is quite thick but interesting 14:55 . He said," Think about it, brothers 14:57 and sisters. "He said," 14:59 There is probably no city on the 15:01 surface of the earth called kill 15:03 Muslims. " 15:05 Masyaallah. But there is one in America 15:07 located between 15:10 Texas and New Mexico, New Mexico in 15:11 America is called 15:14 Matoros. 15:15 Mata Moros. 15:16 Matar in Spanish means kill. Moros are 15:20 North Africans. 15:22 They were the ones who entered Andalus, 15:24 yes. Yes, the 15:26 Muslims. So mata moros means kill the 15:29 Muslims. Imagine this and he said he 15:33 reminded Alan Mikhail, this is a Muslim 15:35 historian from Yil University. So it's 15:39 not me who said it, 15:40 but he said it, and he's not a Muslim, 15:43 but he's a real historian. He said that 15:49 during the glory days of the Ottoman 15:51 Caliphate, so many Jews, even 15:53 Christians, Christians moved to the 15:56 Ottoman Caliphate because they left 15:58 their country because their non-Muslim 16:01 government oppressed them. Meanwhile, 16:04 in the Ottoman Caliphate, they got 16:06 freedom. 16:07 Hm. Yes, this is also experienced by 16:11 the British, yes, with what, it seems 16:14 like the current government wants to 16:16 atone for their sins or what, Bang Nuim 16:19 , evaluate or research its policies 16:22 towards Zionist Israel or Israel itself 16:24 or what, Bang? 16:28 Yes, of course they don't want to 16:30 against Israel, but they can attack 16:32 Zionism. If they attack Israel, they'll 16:35 be called anti-Israel. That also 16:38 includes the Arab nation, but not 16:40 exclusively. Now, they've seen, 16:45 for example, they're boycotting 16:47 companies in the West Bank, Israeli 16:50 companies, or, more roughly, Jews in 16:52 the West Bank, 16:55 because they're committing 16:56 extraordinary injustice against the 16:57 Palestinian people. We saw what 17:00 happened to Ed Sherin, the incredible 17:02 American singer, when he was about to 17:04 perform, he said," Long live Palestine, 17:06 "and so on. That's right. 17:08 And now he feels, 17:09 he feels very ashamed because he didn't 17:12 continue that struggle. This isn't 17:15 pro-this, this isn't simply 17:18 pro-humanity, it's pro-humanity. This 17:23 must be acknowledged and understood. 17:26 It's not because the boat is against 17:28 Islam or not the boat is against 17:29 humanity. Because it is clearly stated 17:33 in Islam that if you take a life 17:35 without justification, not because that 17:38 person has killed another person, not 17:41 because that person has caused damage ( 17:43 fasidun fil ard, doing a fasid di bukan 17:46 ), then you are as if you have taken 17:49 the life of all humanity. So if they 17:53 say they are They hold fast to justice 17:56 and humanity, to human rights, they 17:58 must act. Otherwise, they will lose 18:02 trust. 18:03 H yes, that's it. Uh yes, that's the 18:07 issue of trust. Now, speaking of trust, 18:12 Bang Nuim, is the United Nations still 18:16 trustworthy in these 81 years? I 18:21 thought there was an Indonesian, but it 18:23 turns out there aren't any women, there 18:26 are three, uh, four women, and three 18:28 men. What about the existence of the UN 18:31 Secretary General and this organization 18:33 ? Can we still rely on New York? What 18:36 can we do, Bang? 18:37 What can we do? Yes. But perhaps some 18:41 are starting to think about whether we 18:43 can continue to have the United Nations 18:45 headquarters in New York, which is 18:46 controlled by America. What if in the 18:50 future there is a president with 18:52 attitudes like Donald Trump, wouldn't 18:54 it be better to move it? But there's a 18:58 problem that we've seen so far, yes, we 19:00 know Egyptians, Egyptians have also 19:03 been UN Secretary Generals, then 19:04 Africans have been, at that time, the 19:07 former seventh president also aspired 19:09 to be UN Secretary General. But 19:13 these are our fathers, the seventh 19:15 president, in the year 19:18 2015. said to Malaysia that in the past 19:21 3 years the forest fires will be over, 19:23 this is in 19:25 2015, he 19:27 once said that the forest fires would 19:29 be finished, but it seems to be getting 19:32 worse, in fact, so we don't know, maybe 19:35 now it's from Europe, yes, we might 19:37 come back later, now South America has 19:40 also had it 19:42 and the place is a bit difficult to 19:44 move because it's a very extraordinary 19:46 organization. Who knows, 19:49 maybe there are new thoughts, we'll 19:51 move it to a more neutral country, like 19:53 Switzerland, for example, who knows, we 19:54 don't know what, sometimes it will 19:56 continue there, but while it's there, 19:57 in America we see 20:00 that America can use its immigration 20:03 regulations to prevent people from 20:05 being able to attend 20:08 this general assembly. Because we also 20:11 had 20:12 the impression that we once had a 20:14 Heeh. the 20:15 foreign minister is called Kancil. Oh 20:17 yes. 20:19 When he finished elementary school, he 20:22 used to be SR. 20:23 Hey. It 20:24 used to be a people's school, 20:25 not a primary school, a people's school 20:27 . 20:27 But after that, because he was so 20:30 anti-Dutch, 20:31 he went to a school, if I'm not 20:33 mistaken, an Islamic school. 20:35 Oh 20:35 ibtidaiiah. He went to an Islamic 20:37 school called Adam Malik. 20:39 His name is Adam Malik mouse deer. 20:40 Never 20:42 existed. Can't. Everyone can. H 20:44 continued. 20:45 Yes. He was what he was he was also 20:48 said to have sold kopiah in Tanjung 20:50 Periuk and so on. And 20:53 this is a person from all eras, from 20:55 the Soekarno era to the Soeharto era 20:57 and was able to continue to survive and 20:58 so on. Well, he was once a leader, yes, 21:02 at that time the general assembly of 21:05 the United Nations general assembly. So 21:09 don't take him lightly. Oh yes. 21:12 He was once a language he said to me," 21:14 I really care. "I just made up an 21:17 English word about swimming. The 21:19 British say crisis, I say crisis. Well, 21:21 it's been a while. Well, that's how he 21:24 talks, he's easy to talk to. I'm close 21:27 to him, 21:27 yes, I've 21:30 talked and 21:32 discussed with him and reminded him. 21:34 Don't 21:34 mess around. He said that, eh, Timor 21:37 Dili, that's not ours, right? You know, 21:40 don't mess around. We don't want to 21:42 have any more burdens. We've had enough 21:43 burdens. Well, before East Timor, we 21:47 used to call it Timor Dili. 21:50 So, a person like this has also been 21:52 the chairman or leader of the United 21:54 Nations General Assembly. Yes, we are 21:57 proud that there was an Indonesian who 21:59 became the leader of the General 22:00 Assembly, ee, the United Nations 22:02 General Assembly. We in New York are 22:04 also proud of Zohran. Well, it seems 22:06 this will be in the spotlight even 22:08 though he won't be participating in the 22:09 demonstration. He supports this and 22:12 this has become a capture of a Muslim 22:15 when leading, followed by other 22:18 Zohranism. How can an anti-Zionist 22:20 change 360 degrees like that, Bro. What 22:23 caused it, Bro? Gazaak? Or A story 22:27 about the life of Muslims in Gaza, what 22:30 caused it, or what, bro? The reason for 22:33 this is that Gaza is suffering 22:34 because of the loss of humanity 22:39 at the hands of Netanyahu. Now 22:41 Netanyahu is 22:42 starting to be under scrutiny. He 22:45 said that he had been informed a little 22:47 bit before October 7, 2023. 22:50 Hey, 22:50 yes, on October 23, during the 22:53 preparation for October 7, he was 22:55 informed that there would be an 22:57 attack from Gaza by Hamas. 23:01 He was informed, 23:02 but reportedly he did it on purpose. He 23:05 deliberately 23:07 ignored it because it gave him the 23:08 opportunity to commit a blasphemy. 23:12 Yesterday, this was mentioned on 23:14 Australian television, for example, by 23:16 several people from the Indonesian 23:18 hospital in Gaza. Thank God, I said 23:21 there is still an Indonesian hospital 23:23 in Gaza. Thank you. Congratulations to 23:27 Rasil who also intervened earlier for 23:29 me, so it seems he is starting to feel 23:31 squeezed now, Netanyahu, because it is 23:33 said that you were informed and you did 23:35 nothing. Because for many people it is 23:38 hard to believe that Israel did not 23:40 know that this event would occur. 23:43 Because Israel has 23:44 extraordinary Mossad intelligence. 23:47 It is 23:48 acknowledged that the 23:49 new film that was released, even the 23:50 sound of a baby, everyone knows that, 23:52 right? Yes. It's nothing, Mr. Issan. 23:57 When the film was shown, people greeted 24:00 it with standing ovations for 25 24:02 minutes. 24:04 And the person has started to be 24:06 attacked. 24:07 His parents in Israel have started to 24:10 be attacked, and so on 24:12 because of this issue. So, they want to 24:15 sin, commit extraordinary injustice. He 24:19 . 24:20 But they don't want to be criticized or 24:22 criticized or even a dynasty. This is a 24:25 very extraordinary problem. 24:27 Yes. Masyaallah. Back to the country, 24:30 Bang Nuim. This is our country, 24:33 Masyaallah, yesterday someone asked to 24:36 propose an ethics law. Isn't that 24:38 enough? Pancasila is already the One 24:40 Almighty God. Ethics are a highlight. 24:44 Well, I don't know if in Australia the 24:46 minister would be corrected how. What 24:49 does Bang Nui see about Indonesia, 24:52 ethics and how we should continue to be 24:54 proud of Indonesia in this situation. 24:58 How is it, Bang? Is there a recipe or 25:00 what? 25:00 Well, we are not, we are not, not, not 25:03 proud of 25:04 Indonesia. We must remain proud. Should 25:07 a 25:07 place fall again, K remember, let alone 25:09 a place playing. But this is what's in 25:12 power now. What's in 25:14 power now, if you say Pancasila, 25:17 I read a book, for example, 25:20 a brief history of Islam by Karen 25:23 Armstrong. 25:24 Karen Armstrong is a woman who was once 25:27 a nun. So she served in the church. 25:31 Then she left the church and she wrote 25:33 a lot about religion, including Islam. 25:36 Not just Islam, but religions, 25:38 including Islam. 25:40 Well, in her book on Islamic history 25:42 and in her book on the Prophet Muhammad 25:44 (peace and blessings be upon him), she 25:46 says this about Islamic history 25:52 on the first page of her book, which 25:55 says that the Qur'an mandates Muslims 25:58 to form a just and civilized society, 26:02 in which every member is treated with 26:05 respect. 26:08 Hm. 26:09 Well, this is the same as me saying," 26:10 Wow, she's plagiarizing Pancasila. "" 26:12 He secretly plagiarized from Pancasila. 26:16 He just wanted this to come into effect 26:18 . In fact, Al-Qur'anul Karim mandates 26:23 Muslims to form a 26:26 just and civilized society. We are 26:31 reminded of this as a historical story 26:33 between the Jakarta charter and the 26:34 Hudaibiyah agreement. This is a 26:37 sacrifice that seems to be there. But 26:40 it's a different story or what, Bro? 26:43 Yes. When we accepted the handover of 26:46 sovereignty on December 27 1949, we 26:49 were the ris of the 26:51 Republic of Indonesia Syarikat. Itu 26:53 liciknya Belanda. Itu liciknya Belanda. 26:56 He. 26:56 Tapi tidak ada yang berani atau yang 26:58 mau atau yang tega untuk 27:00 mengkondem untuk mengutuk Belanda 27:02 karena ini ya itu dii dipakai oleh 27:04 Belanda untuk itu. Tetapi kemudian oleh 27:07 seorang bernama Muhammad Nir 27:09 allahyarham 27:09 dia menciptakan negara kesatuan 27:11 Republik Indonesia 27:13 waktu itu. Iya betul. Cuman ada yang 27:16 lupa sejarah. 27:17 Ada yang lupa sejarah. Kenapa? Siapa 27:20 begini tahun 1948 ketika pemerintah 27:24 Indonesia itu pemerintah revolusioner 27:26 dipimpin oleh antara lain Muhammad 27:28 Hatta, Sultan Syahril dan so on, 27:32 the PKI under Muso carried out the 27:34 stabbing From within what was shaped as 27:36 the Madiun incident in 27:39 1948. 27:41 Right? Yes. 27:42 Well, if we are taught not to forget 27:44 history, why did the one who taught us 27:47 not to forget history? That forgetting 27:50 history by giving the PKI the 27:52 opportunity to revive in the 1950s 27:54 after we became independent and gained 27:56 sovereignty. So in the most honest, 28:00 fair, and just general election in 28:03 Indonesian history in 1955, the PKI was 28:06 number 4. 28:07 Hm. He. 28:09 TNI, Masumi Daratul Ulama PKI 28:12 and then what happened in 1960, the 28:14 children of 65, yes, 28:18 but many said, oh, maybe that was the 28:20 PKI, I didn't mention it, how could it 28:22 not be, the communist newspaper 28:24 published in Jakarta told from October 28:26 1st to October 28:29 about what had happened with great 28:31 fanfare and happiness and joy. So don't 28:34 cover it up. Well, here it is. Don't 28:36 order people but we forget our orders. 28:39 We shouldn't forget history but we 28:41 forget history. This is what is really 28:43 dangerous. But like this, ma'am, 28:45 like this. 28:45 Recently, there has been a lot of talk 28:48 about 28:50 what is called artificial intelligence. 28:52 Oh, yes. 28:53 And this is said to threaten, threaten 28:55 This human race could be our apocalypse 28:57 . 28:58 One. Hm. 29:00 So if it's true, now some experts in 29:02 the West have started predicting that 29:04 it seems the apocalypse will happen on 29:07 November 13th, Friday. 29:09 Oh, 29:10 November 13th. We're safe. We're 29:14 safe and we never have. Because like 29:17 this, rich people like Elon Musk, 29:21 rich people like Zucker, yes, they've 29:23 bought land, bought what with hundreds 29:25 of millions of dollars to build houses 29:27 underground. 29:30 These houses are said to be immune not 29:32 only to nuclear war, but also to the 29:34 apocalypse. We'll see what happens in 29:38 November of what year, Bro? they say, 29:41 Bro. 29:42 This year, this year in two months or 29:46 so. Yes. I, 29:48 wow, it's amazing to live in this era. 29:52 And finally, Bang Nuim, what do you 29:54 want to convey to listeners in Oh, 32 29:56 countries have heard this. Bang Nim 29:59 from Canada, Bang Yan is there. Uh, in 30:03 New Zealand, there are also eight 30:05 listeners, and Israel, these two have 30:07 heard who, who knows, there are many in 30:09 India, let alone in America, wow, 30:11 dozens. What do you want to convey, 30:14 Bang Duim? from Aceh to Banyuwangi, 30:16 waiting for the words that Bangim wants 30:18 to convey, the end of our story this 30:20 morning, 30:20 God willing, is like this. This is not 30:24 a joke but this is serious. H 30:26 as a Muslim, 30:28 we should not worry at all that the 30:31 world will end. 30:32 Because our lives are preparing 30:33 ourselves 30:34 to face the apocalypse. 30:37 Therefore, there is a recommendation 30:39 for us 30:40 that we pray to Allah Subhanahu wa 30:43 Taala. Rabbanafirlana. O our Lord, O 31:00 Allah, O Rabbil Alamin, forgive our 31:02 sins, erase our mistakes, let us die 31:05 with the pious people. O Allah 31:09 Subhanahu wa taala, 31:10 give us what you have given 31:15 us through your messenger. And do not 31:17 humiliate us on the Day of Resurrection 31:19 . Indeed, you do not break promises. 31:22 Amen. Amen. Amen, rabbal alamin. Do not 31:25 be afraid. Amen. 31:26 Do not be afraid. Do not be afraid. God 31:28 willing. 31:29 God willing. Thank You. Thank you, Bang 31:32 Nuim. We will continue to repeat this 31:34 prayer later in a few sides on e to the 31:36 front. Syukron. Thank you Bang Nuim. 31:39 See you again. Hopefully it will always 31:42 be healthy and full of benefits for 31:44 many people. Asalamualaikum 31:46 warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. May the 31:48 peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be 31:49 with you too. 
