Endgame with Gita Wirjawan - Habib Husein Ja'far: Saleh Akal dan Sosial, Bukan Hanya Ritual
Episode Date: June 16, 2021Ada suatu masa di mana sebuah peradaban Islam pernah menjadi kiblat dunia ilmiah (Baghdad abad ke-9). Di balik pendekatan humoris dan gaya baru berdakwahnya, Habib Ja'far seakan menyerukan misi ke gen...erasi muda untuk membangun corak baru keislaman a la Indonesia yang inklusif dan punya kontribusi agung dan inovatif untuk masyarakat global. Husein Ja'far Al Hadar, yang dikenal sebagai Habib Ja'far atau "Habib Milenial," adalah seorang penulis muda Muslim, penceramah, dan pembuat konten berbasis dakwah. Sebagai penulis, ia telah menulis berbagai karya, termasuk buku terbarunya, "Tuhan Ada di Hatimu." Serial YouTube-nya yang viral berjudul "Pemuda Tersesat" menjawab pertanyaan-pertanyaan seputar kehidupan dari anak muda dari berbagai latar belakang agama, etnis, dan budaya dengan nada ringan dan sejuk.
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...beer Islam, the most of the
who's full-chinta,
who are orientations,
not to the other,
so, to be able to be able to
other,
even, back for me
even for us,
consequence just,
after we're all of
d'Iriness,
then we'll be
be a pungar
for people
Hussain Jafar al-Hadar,
known as Habib Jafar,
or the Millennial Habib,
is a young Muslim writer,
preacher and content creator for Islamic Da'uha.
As a writer, he has written various works.
His latest book is,
Tuhan Addi Hatimu.
He shows his closeness to young people through social media,
creating a viral series on YouTube called Pemuda Teresasat.
In the series, he answered questions from young people
from various religious, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds
in a much lighter tone than other da'wah videos.
I can't wait to share this conversation with you.
I wanted to understand his vision about interfaith, peace, and understanding.
And the reason behind capitalizing on social media to reach out to young people
and how Indonesia's diversity can be nurtured by its most populous religious community.
Enjoy this episode.
Hello, time.
Jafar al-Hadar,
Pimpinan of GENDAQaeda,
or Pimpinan Pimunuch of Pimunaset.
Thank you, Loh.
Abib, can't be it.
Thank you, Pha-Kita, at the undanguangu.
I'm going to how,
the small, come to come in,
if you can, beckoned,
where,
and then,
to learn what,
what,
and then,
until now, then we'll go back to go back.
Yeah.
I'm from Doroosa, Jawa Timur,
the part of the Timur,
Jawa Timur,
then, relative,
there's aspect heterogene-ne.
Because I'm in Jawa,
but in Baja and with buddaya Madura.
And, usually,
people that say it's Mardura Suasta.
If that's a country,
Madura, that's in the world.
Because of the mother from Madura?
No.
Bhasa and budayanian in Jawa Timur, Surabaya to Timur,
is majority of Madura, and the
and the Ura.
So, Arab, Jawa, and Madura,
adobe, and there are there.
So, if, racists, like,
may nother in 3rd.
Sorry, that's 8,8, 21 June.
U.S.
23, 23.
Yes, yep.
Then,
then,
he's from
the family that's
rational,
beragama
in a substancey,
but also
also very rational.
So,
then,
myahs from
little,
has been dedic,
have two
times,
which,
which,
and after
Isha,
to doodoo,
and sit-and-
to doodoo
with us all, then,
and then discusses all,
especially with the kind of the agamah,
with the kind of
not only basis to text text
agama, but also rational.
Even some of
reprimackaned
things that maybe
not be able to be able to be
back to be it.
Like, the example?
Yeah,
about ketuhannan.
So, I guess I was about
to not
to waris the agamahs,
but every other
child,
and every other
different
with all the
detail of the
so,
we're in
the climate
that's like
every day,
we're with
and I'm
and
I'm,
I'm,
my,
I'm just to
learn
philosophy.
From,
from the
from
but still SMA,
to read book of philosophy.
Because I guess I like philosophy,
bookes about, and we're just suggest
to read book of books of philosophy.
It's been with the talk of the other
one of the ones,
I remember,
the first of my media
about Salman Alvarisi,
Sahabat Nabi, that's very rational.
So, that's my name
I'm going to be made schooled in philosophy.
Yeah, wholopon, not do not do yougesy to, yeah,
be able to learn philosophy.
Because minimal S-1 must philosophat,
so you're rapy in thinking,
critical in ber-pick,
jernish in in be thinking,
because that's that will be
all of your own your own life.
Now, in S-1, philosophy,
in class, maybe, a little, or even,
one's one of the one who's
who's at school
because of the
first one, because
usually in philosophy, that's
the first one,
or the two,
not d'u-daping,
yeah, well,
to be philosophic.
So,
the more,
want it to be electrow,
not get to
and then,
to philosophy,
okay.
To psychology,
political,
the fact,
to be the
time, and
then,
but the lulus,
only,
because semester two,
under the
other,
just,
to go to another.
It's just a place.
This is in Sharifida, that's.
In U.S.S.Hiridah, that's,
Jakarta.
I'm the first,
JailrismB, not a jalur local.
So, SPMB,
Milly Philsafat,
kind of a big of a big of people,
but that's a pylia.
And, well,
understand the filsafat,
because of bach
books of philosophical,
know,
people of course of
and the book
a month,
Did you?
When you're in a little?
When it's a month, two, yeah?
Two books.
Abysa.
Yeah.
Biasa, um,
it's suggest to the books that
used to come to where.
And, it's kind of unique.
In ragbook, why I,
I'm, I'm back on, I've already
that's random,
it's random,
from different bidang,
different,
different,
There's a lot of gado-gaddo,
bettool.
So, we're challenged to then
to then,
with various references that
because,
because I'm coming from
reference from references
that's impede.
Curang-referencing
makes people to be
gaul,
and to be inclusive,
and other,
so much.
S-2,
then,
them will be
tafs of Quran and Hadis.
Because,
if in philosophy
is,
because we're going to be able to rebut
on things that are very specific,
and more than be a manforat for many people.
Because one of the fission
that's one of my dad's is that's
the kind of 25 years
as a headayasan,
peddickan, dach, and social in the kampong
not work,
but from the result of sarang wallet.
So, the house is
it, it's all right, it's from there.
So, because,
not there's reference to work
ever ever.
So, even,
not tertibe,
that's not there,
because I'm not having referentsy
that's not.
Because I'm abdi
to Yaiasan.
Now,
that's then
that's then
that's back
to the fashir
Hadis, because
the arus
Islaman can
can't put
one era, where it's come back to Quran and Hadis.
Where dalil in the Islam?
Now, because that, we learn Quran and Hadis
to be able to give them bring up and
them bring legacy that's more large-loas
nantyna.
That's also ter-inviracy from Aya.
From there, then, then, belatial-actualization
it.
Three-one-year-old-old-old-to-media.
In media, what do you know?
in compas,
then the,
the, the,
the most of gansi,
in the majalii,
and in the majali,
we're both,
we're going to tempas,
that, mythos, the penulis,
to,
to be able to beer,
d'arer,
then, when,
it's,
so,
20, 21, that.
...
...
...
...
...the,
...the,
...in-the-class-a-t
...
When I was at the semester 3,
is in Coran Tempo, in media Indonesia,
and other, and other,
semester 6, maybe, in Compas.
Because, I also,
also, has tradition
to write-and-a-lawed.
He gave a person
by al-marhum-cac-cac-a-lis-all
if you want to look at a quality of the
and dulaean,
how much of the bookoes-gotes,
that's era, where
book still not be plastic in.
If now, the number of book not
not to puttick in a quality of a person.
Because, it's just to beplastic in,
not be it's not to beacca with him.
So, it's also.
Look at the tullisans.
Because, I'm saying I,
that's from dialectica, process.
He's not letupan.
If you're on mongan,
maybe, there's emotions
there bias,
there bias,
not to verifyification, and like,
and look from the words.
It's been 13-torn as a pen-lis.
Manulis, maybe 1,000 more Isai.
Wow.
All about the agamaheamah,
some about the agamahe
but the pithas of philosophy,
because it's very much
the power of philosophy.
So, then,
it's more to muck as a person
that's inclusive, then tolerant, and rational in
religion, and substantive.
So, it's end up to see aspects of the
and to galee aspects of rational from the agamah.
That's one that's what's what then is succoury.
13-tawn, so he's been a penurice.
So he was 13-year-old, and it's really,
to be aarhka by the parents.
For example,
chemistry I'm good,
mathematics I'm good in SMA,
and the Kepalah
Mintae Minta, but Aya,
not want.
Because from from the report SDs
my, who's written
cita-cita, that's Aya.
Cata,
said Aya,
became a ulama that rational,
or ulama that intellectual,
said Aya.
So, it's...
No, no.
...and...
No, no.
Because...
I'm not to make-mack-knot, but more to make-hark them.
Because that, for that, my son-shaeatting my son-a-shaean-a-simpacted
because I'm looking potensiness not in cognitive,
but in music.
Finally, he's a school-must-a-d-u-tah-timore.
A lot of Maudora-Swasta in Poyhaw-Timur,
Kulia Bia-Bi-Li-Pano,
and hebraning make-cputusan to not-S-MP.
Not SMA.
That's a decision that's a bit more than it's hard to be hard.
The kids are still to understand,
hisri-in-my, Ibu her,
but it's, he's able,
because he's not there.
And did support by the people.
And he's doing,
he said,
"'Sanpeak-upon, if you can't even if you can't even,
"'minting to be run, it's hard.
"'That, because that,
"'and, my, I think,
as a music, but,
but, actually, yeah,
and, and, and,
being, um,
who are concerned in the bidegamaan,
too, because he's
very, because he's very
people,
and, and then,
and did the other,
the time,
the time this is the
, so,
so, yeah,
there's a little
there,
there,
a little,
there,
or too
be based on moral,
because of the moral, because of the people who's
are very idealist,
so, yeah,
ah, the work is an issue of gampang,
and what's important,
as far as,
you're being,
and other, and so much,
because that,
it's, even idealisman.
13-year,
then,
um,
until 5 years
later,
there was in era
peralien.
Era digital,
digital age,
then migration,
the text of the coran,
not be read people,
because it's not only actualization of the only,
but for more than for other,
just to use in some media online.
Active, every week, minimal,
one of the one of the media.
At least, one of one media online.
Then, two-tahunuch, one year,
around, era,
era, and we're not even
we're at our number two
at the world,
but I'm curious,
like, minate
to find the world
only be gayser
just from buda
to the buddhae audio-video.
Now, actually,
I'mutuskhan,
how much,
to keep this
this man this,
be thinking to
make YouTube.
But because
the background is
the penulies,
and penulies,
it's,
you know,
the back-layer,
introvert,
and a lot,
sogain.
I'm just like to look at YouTube,
to beacques on the writing, because it's
because it's important the appearance of visual.
But, yeah, not-daped-dapest,
a year frustrations,
just one-mallam,
and then, to be able to upload.
So, the name of YouTube,
I judea-nullis.
So, dula, jed-men-nullis,
gomom.
What's it's, he-tulis,
do-on-on-on-n-n-witch,
and they're not
and not to use,
so,
that's the time
last,
I'm going to
YouTube.
And al-hmudel
did take with
good because
it's based
curriculum.
So, what did
talk about
not gulur-n-d-d-
not-randem,
but curriculum
that's then I
said as
as Islam-Cinta.
So,
so,
religion, ma'm amahami positioning
each other, and then,
and then, and, and,
Islam, utam,
which is all of love-cinted,
who are orientation,
get to the other, not to be able.
So, to beaic the other,
even, even, even,
even, even, even,
it's consequences just,
after we're all of it,
then we'll be a big up to other.
Because the power of it,
because the impact not
for cognitive, but,
but, the teladana.
When we're done with it or
to make upheity,
we're going to be inspired
for many people.
And inspiration that's very genuine,
and very powerful,
because it's based to the teladana.
In the islam, yeah, ahlach, that.
So, that's kind of the
...
Back, backtrack, a little.
S-1 to S-1 to S-1.
Is 2, is there is a jadeh?
There's a jade.
There's a...
...orang who's very rapy,
the class one,
lullus in semester 11,
from 2006 to 2011,
then to 2016,
2016,
so, is 2,
so there's a 2nd,
so there's a time,
to be a writer,
then
then
um,
then
um,
um,
then
2016,
then,
2016,
then,
lullus
in the
time,
not the
the day
uh,
yeah,
the day,
day,
time 12 night
in system,
D.U.
It's just,
time,
the time,
But it's really, yeah, niann't you,
know, and to find out,
and then, but, but,
the thesis is so much,
and the scriptin' it's so long,
and then, it's still,
20, I'm also lus S2.
The thesis about
the ayat-ayat-ambella-agam.
That's kerosahed
to a person
and people who are
who
wadip
to belac agamah
with the other
which then
mediate
nilay the
so then I'm trying
confirmation
the words
of the Quran,
there's a jublhan
that about
memelagam
and the
and the result
that,
it's a matter
of the
Islam, but
we have to
we're
When we're really, bethers,
get a heart, not a gnafsu.
Not with basis ego,
but it's of a good,
but it's of a redoubts,
and other, and other,
I'm going to go about this,
maybe a little bit.
But, at the a few,
I've heard you
talk about Islam and science.
Yeah.
Tell, de.
On the other than you.
Yeah.
For me, Islam islam is a
agamahman that rhammatan lilalamin,
at least, give two khani.
The first, rahmat,
for everyone, not only Lel muslimin,
not only for the Islam,
so I'm concerned to tolerancy beragamah.
Then, the other, L'Alalamin,
it's for the semestta alam.
It means not only to human, but
but binatang, tumbuha.
So, then, not only
rahmatt for aspect of the
same, but science, technology,
economy, social,
and, buddh, and, agamac,
it's been a rhammed for all that.
Because that,
from Masi, S-1, in semester 4, 5, or 6,
that's already
that's been bucho
that's
about Islamization science.
From Ismail Raji Faruqi,
Saitnagip Alatas, and
other than other than
also, also,
with Proh Mulya di Cartanegara,
in research,
research about Islamization
Ilmo.
So,
it's really,
So, it's a way that Islam
has then,
not only only
just be admi,
but terintegration
with science,
even in their
lives each other.
Because the twoan this
have been militology
that's different.
Science is
empiric,
then, the agama
is a biter intuitive,
but have to
but also
to continue
to continue
to make sure
to build
peradaband
that's really
biggah
and betul
bagh.
So,
things that
things that
have been
benture
benture can
science and
agamah
is something
that I
clarify.
Because
if we
make acu
to the
research
IAN G.
Barbor,
there,
there,
relation
and science, there are four relations.
There are relation conflict.
There's relation,
there relation independentsy.
Relation conflict,
the most most of the galea and greeja.
Relation independence.
It was cut up at that.
Yeah, it was just because,
yeah, it's been allang.
In Islam, the theory Bumidatar,
Some of the people Islam or some of the umat-bracama
may believe in the Bumidat,
that's a casehakaan that's wrongly
for the peradaping if we think about seriously.
What so,
the world if it's been-coloured
by people who are not-bidangue,
decalola, in-srambangan.
One of one of the chelaccagain is,
like, this.
When it's beencana ecologous,
people hang-ang-sulis
is theological.
There banjure in Jawa
Barat,
people say,
yeah, because
there's too
many people
mabot in there.
T'lough
there.
Tentu, I'm not
legal-kinesh and mabot,
but that's not
that's the problem.
The problem is
the samebaran,
and the problem,
the problem,
mediticsi massala
will make sure
it's also
also, it's
kind of rentetan
the problem
because that.
Because,
Because then, there's era of independentsy.
Agamah and science is just
be really, because there isisance,
in order, I think,
one of the most of the most of the most
the most of the most
control science
to always be moral.
Gettemucal
nuclear,
agar not did not be givenasaking
people, then it's not a religion.
Science,
a godemate,
to make sure
to make a gama
to be made from mythology
mythology.
If it's about
it's in the
mythos,
because in it's in
it's in the
it's in verifikation
and it's
in the sense,
and sense in the
in the
social,
philosophat, and
other,
because it's
independent,
Then, integration,
and un-satouan,
for me also,
because the two-one
have methodology that's
the other one of the other
is dialogue.
The other-and-relop,
both of being-inspirassirates,
and being in in
different,
and be working in the bidang in
making-construxing
to constructs the peradapan
to be more much.
That, that is one
one of one that's one that's one that's
one that's one that's
then,
then,
yeah,
I think,
he's rink,
about science and
agam,
what other,
and then,
uh,
in some other
episodes I did YouTube,
because corona
the morning.
When Corona,
can,
there's a clonqqa
that, ah,
corona,
that's not there,
not about Allah,
don't talk to
Kavana,
but I'm not
Abah,
Shah,
and the other people who's the most
and the very-imann,
and at the timbrein'am,
there's pandemic,
he'll out,
he'd out,
he'd from the pandemic.
When I'd like,
"'I'd from one taked.
I'd lie from one takedir
and the other one.
"'Paling of the other,
"'ourimann of the other.
"'We've got to bea-uhnian's-soan
"'ke-catea-soan,
"'Bicara'-cac-cured-cour-court-a-court-a-tack-tack-l-a-court.
This is the pola-pickr which is wrong,
from the problem of science and agamacan
that's what we're going to bein'an.
That's what we need benign.
But although Al-Quran bicaragher
there are 49-a-it
that men-tanked us to think.
Afal-lata-fakarun, aphalatakilun.
A-ha-ul-a-qqqqa-u.
You, come you'll use a-lmoh.
Then, Al-Quran also
many of the words that
about cosmology,
about the world,
then the Quran and the
when we, when we're making
us to learn
it, the Prophet,
not specifically,
said,
the Islamu, but,
but,
all of the world.
And,
we're often
that what
the Lord of
the Bihiliahan.
Jahiliah is
jahil, which is
the wordy,
people are saying
that's haram,
but bodho it's
boll it,
butah,
Islam is very menentang to bodohan.
So, so, it's a lot of the world-f,
it's a human-islam,
then, the literacy our own,
that's the object of Islam,
and other, and other, and so-gain.
Islam as a way of life,
as worldview, that's that's
that's now,
reducts.
So I want,
then, yeah,
let's try,
to make,
to be it's just to becun
to make up-sum-and-upon.
Yeah, at the level of the level
of the level of the level of the
and religion in our heads
in our lives,
and then,
it's the world,
that's the
it's.
It's not gampang
to meducan
science and religion or
or agamac.
Even if we're going to
Isaac Newton,
a hei phle physica,
who, first time,
methammedtasie,
it's been decedum abys.
Of course,
some of the abat before Galileo,
but it,
it's,
not-long-angulir
superstition.
He's menanulir
sorcery,
or kudunan
which is
rampant
in Europe.
Now that, that's, I think,
it's a complementarity
between science and agamah.
Now, I'm going to tariff to
the abate to the 8,
even to the abate
after the Prophet Muhammad
Mningle, it's been
there,
there's a peradaban
over 90-town,
and then the abas-it
for 400 to 500,
to 500 to 500,000 to time.
We're tempted to really for romantic,
with the joyan of the Abbasid,
where the penedapenalam or science,
that's a lot of the one of the other one of the same is al-Qarizmi
who's in jabar, mathematics,
and for astronomy and everything.
But, after that,
1858, since belagul that's
iranagued back.
Like, we're, we've got to be a lot of vacuum,
or relative vacuum,
with scientific discoveries in the Kalangan Muslim, yeah?
Yeah.
It's been a lotauman,
too, just-six-year,
but they're not able to defendants
like what we've seen for 400, 500,000,
time in the time of Abbasid.
Now,
it's just a great,
Indonesia, as a bigger Muslim
in the world,
to start to talk about
how, how we can't
what we can't
to come to the
to be in the
scientific discovery,
and also,
and also,
At the same time.
I'm curious, what's the
how about?
Yeah.
Islam
terreducusi,
so demicient
now,
then,
then,
to be a
-gama-hook
as a matter
or even
for a big of
people,
even for
even if it's
maybe,
to politics.
That's because pragmatism,
not a penabdian.
So then,
reductions so that's reducts as a bigan-roupa
to be aegam just
so,
so then,
not be coming
things that's
science,
both science in
in the
in the world
and science in
science in the
social.
For example,
about anthropology,
kajian
about
nascah, philology.
That's actually
very important in Islam.
But, yeah,
not be bebeang
in peser,
in science and technology,
that's Islam
only became
consumer for
penemone
penemone
penemone
science and
technology.
So,
then,
there some
a kind of era,
where then, yeah,
the other is,
and then,
the other, yeah, the other,
that's, yeah, the other.
Agamah, it's only in the Meshit,
at it's just,
and it's alexaliham,
it's just as a ritual
for a few people.
But,
and the other,
the religion
with a vision social.
Yes,
that'salayan
social, that all of the
ritual, it's hillyhan ritual, it's
hilirn't to the other than
social, for ushallyh
in a sallat, that'shātana,
in il fashah iwalmunker.
Solat, it,
said Allah, in Al-Quran,
to mendidic you
to be a private
who not kegid and
not munker to
people.
The person who
gives a man
to give a man
to the other,
that's just
still,
our world,
but then to science and technology and
and other,
and other than,
actually,
the jizak jihs that,
although not as a big a era Abbasia,
jihad is still there,
in the peradapan Islam.
But, it's not mainstream.
We have
a name,
if we're going to
We're in the Nobel,
Nobel, Nobel Physica, there's a name Abdul Salam.
A man, a Madia.
Pakistan, the Kurdistan.
Nobel, 1779, maybe,
that's about that,
and with Stephen Wilbert,
who's partner.
Stephen Weinberg.
Yeah,
Stiefel Weinberg.
And then,
be with a work together, and
get a newfound.
Menarish
Abdu Salam
that's men's
found theoryn
it's based
Al-Kur-an
and
Stephen Wenbeck
better
agama with him
and he
and he studied
or methodologian
illmiah.
From there
then
philosophic about
actually
that
that
science
that's
the
first of
justification
not the discovery
not.
So,
not from where
he got got
this,
but it can
be verifikation
not,
can justification
not
in,
it's not
in fact
in
so far,
then,
then,
then,
And then, we'll the theory that.
So, like, Einstein,
when he's not making theory relativitiveness
umum and hussus,
he said, there's a
impact on the imagination.
He's more than imaginative.
He's more than to be imagines
from,
then.
Faraday also
because
because,
what,
imagination and
about the Dewe, deva dewe.
And the result,
can be verifical in fact that
there's actually,
there's a time that,
where,
where people then,
can't,
the Quran,
from, from any
but what's the
important,
can be verifixation
but then,
again,
again,
come and then
such-l-l-l-y-
-coc-and-and-and-and-s-n-du-can
sense
on the Kitap Suci,
not then, then,
then, then,
that's then,
that's then,
that's then,
then,
then,
then,
the time,
in fact,
it's,
now,
is,
but I'm
many,
I've got
many-up-
-a-pott-
of six-and-a-naught-
dollars
in science,
that 150
was,
by the
of the
in Israel, population is 7 to 8,000,
and in the world Israel,
the people of the Jews,
to 7 to 8,000,
un-grapal 1,000 in the world.
But they can
to menacken 25%
from total.
And the population Islam
is Muslim, this,
can,
the banding only 16,
or 15,
but,
the Nobel,
in science, is the below 10.
10.
Now, this, yeah, I'm not going to, this is not zero-sum game,
but there's a lesson to we can't
make a different two-two-ness.
The reason is.
Science.
Yeah, right, and this is not
that not ever did not even by Muslim.
It was done for 400, 500,000,
from the abet to 7, or 8,
to 13.
Yeah,
Even if, if we talk about,
philosophy, that's,
it's to the West,
just through Islam.
From Yunani, it's termed to the Bajaerese,
and then, then,
then, then,
we've got to be able to...
...wean, we have the permutarchan
purustaka,
which then,
then, it's a suburb of the Uyghur
Abkhawrathar.
Nur Holishmajid al-Marhum Cahnour
said, Ham
that,
it's Barat
Belar, Belajar from Islam.
People,
Sarasan,
people,
who are Arab-Muslim,
who then,
embawed,
Nile-N-A-M,
which then
be-placary
by Barat.
Because,
Ham, it,
menur-le-
that,
it's been
by Quran,
and did-kexed
by Nabi in
the quubba waddhaqa,
the hubba the last
the Bhappie,
that the people
that there's
that there's
that there's
that there's
that's important,
the property right,
if we're talking
in logic
ham in the barat.
It's,
it's, in
Islam.
This,
actually, just the
Bahrat
who's learned
in Islam,
but,
now,
the condition
the other
that's
that's
Columbus,
McGillan,
Vasko da Gama,
not can't be able to find
benua, benewa
without the basis of
from the time
of the
Islam.
And,
I think,
because,
because,
because,
we have,
I'm going to
this,
there's a
different
interpretations.
This is not
the position
scientific I,
or position
philosophic my,
but there.
There are some interpretations which,
which is the philosophed
the famous, Hamid al-Ghazali,
that's he who is the un-gaphinged
melemauged the importance to
to make-depant science,
where revelations is at as rational.
I'm curious, I'm curious,
is it a one of one
a titic inflexi,
where we're not like the
the penetan science.
Some of the people
say that,
some research,
but some of research
that's the other,
embandahed it.
What mbantahs,
that's actually that
what's the do the
al-Gazali
not anti-rationality,
but anti-physafat,
but anti-quered
to see to one of the philosophy,
which is philipatetic,
which is gawangy
by Ibnusina,
which is being
against aqidah Islam
by Al-Gazali.
And Al-Gazali,
himself,
because he can't
critic philosophic
without he ber-filsafar.
He's then
book,
the hafutil falasiva,
critiqued him
philosoph, not to philosophy.
Because it, there's, there's
reference of the penharam of philosophy
like it's been ramai
before many a few times.
It's just to be it.
There's not.
Imam Ghazali is a person philosopher.
And it's a little bit moreh
just,
abhorus, ibnurus,
melancho,
melal thawut.
Kesshatan of the
people who meduduuk
Even the size, even the
the best of Al-Ghzali
is just on the other
even more than more
more than more than
Al-Gazali also,
that's what wadjit is
the ill-a-gama,
but if science,
it's far-dukifaya,
some of the other
people,
and it's not
deletimation rationality
or ill-um-um-um
actually al-Gazali
only want to
say that,
the idea is
because the idea
Misi Misi Hidu is that.
Wahahalak Tuljinnah wail-inah buddun,
to be bribadach, so not
you don't even be able to al-almahagam.
Because that's your vision for your life.
But, yeah,
urusan of the world,
the sciences, technology, social, and, and,
and, that's also,
because that, it's, yeah,
actually, dialectica that's just.
But, it's the effect of the other,
If you know, if we talk about, effect the same people then
then, then, think the philosophy,
Mundur.
Because of the influence Al-Ghuzali, that's about.
Yeah, I believe with a hypothesis
that, I think,
the titic inflexion that's more
that's the same-who-lagucan
to attack Baghdad
in the abat the 13.
That's that's very
to make themhack progress or progress
or progressi scientific discovery of our Islam.
So, so, yeah, there's a deseration of the
advance from now.
And I still, as a Muslim, I think to look at
how Indonesia is more be able to be able to
to
make upinked can renaissance
or scientific renaissance.
Yeah, right?
In front, I agree.
Yeah, first, I agree
that too simplification
if you're going to say
a one person
because of one person,
or several books
that's written by them,
too simplification.
And,
And, and,
and, the world is there are
such as a different
there are relation
in it.
It's a vision
mission of the power
that's not
scientific.
If it's scientific,
usually,
for the need of
military,
for the
need of
unac-lucked.
Now,
from there, we can
geter
that,
so,
Islam in Indonesia, it's
to have a power to take the power that.
Why?
Because the movement,
the movement, the Dāsa'a Islam,
it has to beed-andahslam.
To-utara, it's based penaculac-lucan,
until the punta at Andalusia, in Spaino.
All of in inaclucked.
Simplenialing,
militaristic,
the inter-is-in-Islam to the U-Tara,
from Macca, Madina, to U-U-U-T.
But if the south,
that not even melanchulcate,
but acculturacy,
buddha,
melalue,
the land penal,
not like,
the land padang,
and other than other,
so then,
so then,
the Chorac of Islam,
in Timur, Pena,
and in Asia,
in Nusantara,
in Southpour,
including,
that's much more
co-coe and
more scientific,
actually,
because,
people,
with a self with a certain and as a
a bigelian and Islam
be perkenalked as one
agamahed,
as a lot of aghacahean,
and other than other,
so, so it's actually,
Indonesia can be able to beblad
two, or kibbad
new, to start the revolution,
to, and torah Islam
that in all of all of science and technology,
Then, the second, in tolerance.
Because the gergat tolerancy, we're more
more than the origin, soft, masop Islam to here.
Then, with the culturean,
and with issue of the abasana.
If in Timur Tengh, from from now,
not clare-kel, Pan-Islamism, Pan-Arabism,
it's soolid.
The Islam in Timur-Tangue,
that's un-tuked,
and Islamismism is hard.
In this, can, not.
It's very.
We, yeah, Panhasila, yeah,
Islam, yeah.
And that's a gagasan that genuine,
that revolutionaire,
which is the rest of course to be able to be able to be able.
Apalagi, we're not only only in Islaman,
in democracy, we also ungul.
In fact, we're strategic, too.
But, yeah, it's, again,
And again, again, yeah, soal,
the Kusadur,
is a very-bursed,
he'd go to there, to maheri,
to then,
then, and then,
to make the data-tawar Indonesia
in all in the pergaulal international.
I want to take points that you've
brought up,
like, the chintana,
tolerance, and geopolitic.
But the question of the
question of the science,
garis-mering technology.
I've been asked
to naras-sumber
other information about how it's more
the digitalization of the right,
where we're doing consultations,
much more than Google,
than we're consultations with punditaph,
or biku, yeah, right?
And the answer that I've heard
is that it's, it's,
it's just a lot.
I'm curious, I'm curious,
How do you?
How can this will it still make spirituality?
Because of the power of technology?
Uh,
Pasty, technology in the dalam it, there's,
there's, there, there's a bias,
there, and there's effect sumphing,
one of the one is,
the reduction in there,
because technology.
Because technology,
can talk now.
So, bodho, whatever, he can have media,
that media social.
Then, technology
means, it's a little bit of a car.
A person bakar
about one can't be bant
by someone who's not what
what's what.
Then, he's about theory
gawr, that.
It's just, can,
again, in era of technology.
So, can't have an authority
to bully,
like.
Yeah.
But, I still, I think,
we're
created by
God as
a person who's
person who's
who are the body
who are
even more
that's
the other
hadithes
kulukumrain
andra i'mrae
you're a
impimpin
utomn't
the only the
thing
so that's
the person
especially muslim
not there's
alienation from
their own
or by technology,
or something that's something
that's something that's made by their own.
Because, actually,
the challenge Muslim or manusia
in the era digital,
like this is alienation
from their own itself,
and did gandigan by digital.
That's the tantanation,
that's actually.
The kind of thing actually has had.
That, how much technology
did for our own to be given to our own.
So, don't even,
and then technology that's that that's that's that
can't that nafsu just that
there's just as well as there's
in our own to control
our technology.
Now, problem is,
technology that's the way as well as
control us.
I've been tegore.
YouTube, it'shing a d'awah,
but the clanness is it's purno,
not all.
But, although,
algorithm you're being
you're using puke-buk-pourno.
Check just browser-stry.
Bruce of hisriness.
I'm saying,
I'm saying,
now,
I'man and takwa of
people can check
from FIEP TikTok.
If it's in
things that are you're
getting inpennepen pornography,
it's a class that,
so that's,
so that,
the algorithm that then
not we're
not we're making
the algorithm.
Because that I'm
doing,
and engiring.
Mugging.
So,
I'm not
to not be gyring by algorithm.
In case in the era polarization,
like now,
don't want to do you know
in the clompo-columpo
like Heena, Echamber, that.
When algorithm you're going to right,
you know, you've got to be right
and never to be cory,
so you're still to get a pemboderation,
not the right.
Now, this is interesting.
Many of people
that, say,
that's the agamable,
the sifat lunact that,
is to be built.
By what we're doing that.
Yeah, right?
Ibarat-cata,
if there are rampok
and Ustad,
two-dha-dha-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-aid-a-a-aid
to justification,
perampokan,
to justifying a person Ustatt
to justifications
perilacu of their,
to give him to give
dacuah
which isaqa.
Now, it's kind
to be the life of a person.
Uh,
the end-u-uhnue of technology,
the per diean apopon,
and the peradion of what we've gota,
interpretation,
can,
is, it's,
It's not only the construction social
our.
Yeah.
Yeah, right?
Now, how we can we can indahed-kindleck the constructs
or re-construxing the constructs the
first of which can't be run?
Yeah.
If in the history Islam,
it's often there's phenomena,
phenomena like that.
Same with the Islam,
salimid, with the elitimation
with the ayat that same.
If, if in the history Islam, there's conflict
between Sidna Ali, Binhabit Ali.
This is not in Islam, in other,
in all?
In all.
All right.
It's a lot of interpretation for the
important.
Yeah.
We can be more about in aspect that secular.
If you're in the aspect of the secular,
U.U.I.T.E.
It's, it's taken as karek as a karek maybe.
And, the ayat, ayat, suci, it can be more melar
from UITI if it's been taken by nafsu our.
There, in the history Islam,
Siddhā'i and Muawiyah,
then, yeah,
the history is always there.
Yeah, now, what's other,
polarization in internal umat Islam,
or internal umat-bramma,
so, and so-lid-lidimati
with the ayat and hadis that same.
If in Islam,
construction that's
is made up to,
there, miscellity to-ilmuan
that's called with sanat.
People, silhouer to technology.
But, Ustatt that's being in technology,
it has to have to be sanat that's not,
so that has a competency.
Or, hoax, in Islam,
there is, in the al-Hadis,
don't gampang percaya.
In fact, in the al-Hadis,
If people, if ever seen, kenching,
and even integrity
has been reduced
to rewetting hadith.
To rewitka,
now, in era hoax of,
now, it's verifkation,
or tabayunit, in
Islam, that's
something that's important,
and it's also
has had hazanah.
Now, that's also in
that
that the
interpretation
it's very
so much.
The Quran is suci, but interpretation,
the penafiratirat is not sui.
So, he can be taken to where
many, so the point is
penafir, penafir al-Quran,
the pbacca and
the interpretations of the
ayat suci,
both Islam or non-Muslim,
it,
that,
also,
the other of the
and other,
and the undang-undang,
that must make make sure that
bea-of-fares from the parama-nafsu,
and, the two, bea-bebas-l-l-mut-harned.
Because that in Quran, la,
ymashoi, l'al-Mutakhharun.
So, that's the man,
the Quran, the Carta,
is a person,
such a-o-lach-and-l-l-cura-h,
but, which, much more
more than, in-and-l-cath-certain,
should bea-muched,
also, when he wants to make and menfshirkan Al-Qua.
Suci-hatine, jernish the thinkeran,
not bias of the penitings,
not bias ego.
So, then,
he who is the Tunduc to put to the CIPChi,
not the CITAPSUC,
not the CIPChi,
he's trying to the CIPCII,
not he's a penerenture in the CIPC.
That's moreny,
so on, then,
Then, authority, and then,
and then, authority,
in a cognitive, intellectual,
and as a spiritual.
He has had a lot of the alathe,
the Arabic,
ilmo hadis,
ilum of Quran,
and ulumul Quran,
and there,
there,
there, and it's,
there, and it's in there.
With the
kind of this,
not be mungkiri, that's the only
that's the whole,
social re-engineering.
Yeah.
Yeah, right?
So, we can't
give you knowang-nilay-nilay that
more positive,
so,
from whatever that's buched,
that,
it's more be able to
come to the
now, that,
to do,
to make an social re-engineering,
or cultural re-engineering,
or cultural re-engineering,
engineering.
Yeah.
If what is the projected by
I was in
the Pangearan or Dachawah
Islam is
to back in the aspect
spirituality.
If in the
Islam is it is Tashawu.
And then, if
if it's about Tashawu,
maybe the generation
millennial,
what's what,
what, it's a bit.
So, I then, then,
then, I'm called Islam Cinta.
Islam that's called Islam Cinta.
Islam that's orientation to
the spirituality,
which, is the orientation to
to go to critiques,
before being critiquet.
Because,
the jrinihani is that
is what's the
and the
un-jernia-hurted
without the
non-the-annibalism
not will be
authorit-a-agam
that competent,
that can be a rujican,
and,
And, without that,
not that will not have
generation
Muslim
that's Islamic.
Yeah,
the
research from Marif Institute.
it's been able to be able to bewarexed.
It's been called, the kota-palimi in Indonesia, it's in the pastar.
If we don't believe
to research Ma'arif Institute,
research from the Kementriya'an Agama,
about index kerukunan agama.
That's the rukun just true Bali and Pasar.
Because,
it's many people Muslim,
but there's Islam in there.
He didn't internalization
and not meteladankan
kind of the nilai Islam.
Now, because that,
da'u, I'ma, Islam, Kinta,
da'uatāāsa'u,
a doahah to be in our,
let's bein'i
our own
our own
again, again
of change,
agent of change,
agent Islam,
agent Quran, and
other than that.
Because,
without it,
we're hard,
we're not,
to be sure,
if,
if we're in
self-critic,
how we can't
make critiquing
as far,
to be clear
to out.
Because that,
I'm,
I'm more,
So then, then, then again,
mena-inial,
in a way,
especially,
as a human,
genera of other
or even a
non-beer-agam
morality to-dalen
that,
that's been
to be done
or to be
on on
on the foundation
of the
foundation,
not fondation
pragmatism,
and other,
and other,
Mimupuk, merawat
things like that,
is good, and I still
I still believe it's there
correlations with capacity
to make upheq
chastraan that inclusive.
Yeah, right?
It's also to we mupuk
the chintana and everything,
but not there's a matter on the table.
You're several times
polarization, yeah, right?
Polarization, this is very correlations
with the senjagan.
Yeah, can, and more to the right,
and it's more to the right,
because of the insinjani.
Ration co-efficient this,
this, and it's getting up to 3,000-38
in the number of more than the number
than than the other
than that's not be obadi-sook
it's more difficult to
to make up-up-and-puk-or-meperbuy
to help things that need to be
to be able to beaicay.
Now, we can't
take a example,
now,
a lot of
multirass,
multi-ethnist, multi-agam.
Indonesia is very multirass,
multi-ethnism, multi-agamate,
but there are
other.
The country,
of Singapore,
like,
and Chinese.
But they're,
too,
consistent.
can redistributions
and that's beckle of their
to beck-and-to-do-curek
curunan,
you know,
antar-multi-a-agama, multi-admist.
So, it's,
that's basic that we have to do
for,
to the front,
this,
this is cur-upunan,
tolerances,
and,
and,
or other, it's more than other,
it's more than to augmentation or to be
or by-eague.
How do you know,
other?
Some of the olama
say,
don't talk about
Tuchan and Guita
to people who are
that people
because...
Because...
...tra-
...that, he.
...that,
...bacan,
...that,
...that,
when we're inhidankan.
Solat in the different of the food,
macro-hook.
Because that's what was
by the Prophet Muhammad
when heidra, to Madina,
that's after the mosque is
the building pasar.
The two is the
is built is a pasar.
Because the fission
is very important in
the peradapan,
and because it's in
the agamam
One of the five of the un-gamous
of Islam, which is called
Makosidu Sharia,
that is Hevdulmal,
to be in jadeh of the land.
Because economy is
one of one of the
dasar,
and the radicalism and terrorism,
that,
even though the acorn is
ideology,
aspect secunders'
is the endernering
the otherans
people are people
and people are people, and they're
because of the humuskinan.
Then, it's provocation, or even more more,
like, be provocation because
aspect of the economy.
Wow, you've been in perlaken
not bad.
Let's we're doing reformation,
revolutions, and then, and things
because that I've got
that, because I'm not,
the physical economy, Muslim,
that has.
Sure.
Sure, the other than,
that's happened
when we have the President
we have concerned in there.
But,
now,
now,
still,
still,
more,
more applicative,
implementative
aspect that.
But,
the potency economy
of the Islam
in Indonesia,
that's,
it's very
Potency jacquered, even if it's a thousand trillion,
80 or 800 trillion, potency jacquets.
If it's economy, if it's been
economy, if economy,
economy, and,
the class menhungah Muslim,
in era 90s, it's,
it's been,
it's been,
even more,
even more brand,
now,
in terms of the termite,
the people are people,
to Islam-Islam-can
to then
move to segment
Islam.
Now, yeah,
actually,
there's,
there's,
there's,
and,
and,
and,
action,
about this,
because,
if,
bud,
is,
the,
is,
the,
part of,
the,
aspect of,
if,
not, we,
would be
bud,
who,
who,
who's what you can't really?
If you want to understand.
I'm going to be able to be it
about what
what's going to
what's going to
in Gaza.
Yeah,
of the position
is
to put up
what's
that's
not
from
the
of the
humas and
or not
Israel. But if you want to
get into the context that's
that's actually in Gaza,
yeah, it's,
they're very
high,
the access to air-bersy.
And, many who not
may not know that
the thing of the people
for the young people that is up
50%.
If that, not
do not dojaiet.
Yeah, it's a little,
to be difficult to
to down extremism.
And that, if I mean I'm
it's symbolic,
for what's what
should do,
in any one of all of
to build,
curugunan,
and cintra-and,
and, and,
because
the people
can't access
access
of the air,
access,
someber-dai,
that's
something that
that's very much more than Islam.
Even, in,
what's in the world,
is that in the world,
if in the logica Islam,
has been by the country,
so, then,
redistribusy with good,
for halayal amy.
Now, yeah,
then, then,
will be there'd be
conflict class,
of the
of the insufferuneric, social, and things, and the other, and so on the way.
It's like, it's like, it's like, it's not as well as it's an under the Ume-Slam,
more much more
the more than
aspect akat
just,
festival,
festival, labeling,
labeling,
just,
not make-acar
to the aspect
paradigming.
Because paradigm
Islam,
is the paradigm
is the
distribution
property,
pendistribusian
topemilikam.
Don't
even end up
at one
person or
one person or
one group.
That's,
that actually did khandaki by the Prophet.
Because, that,
Nabi,
is,
that's,
making the Khashu'u'uq.
Ahlush Sufah,
is a person who,
who's khanu'isma,
not have been used to-shrimpsed to the Mastit of the Prophet.
Then,
from there,
Nabi'amahsar.
Munchulah,
like,
Sahabat Nabi Abu-Hur-Raw-A-Wan.
It's,
yeah,
it's, it was
because,
because,
give a place to live, then then,
then, then,
and then, make-embangan the knowledge of Islam.
In this, hadith.
Yeah, if we're going to be...
...that's what it's what it should be done.
And how the Nabi also can be with
people, yeah, in Medina?
Yeah.
One of the one of Abdullah bin Salman
who converted to Islam,
too, actually.
How did it...
...inhabing even after transactions
to...
...mendayaeemed backerang to the
people of the people of the people.
Yeah.
Okay, I'm going to be
okay, Indonesia is,
can, the country Muslim
the world,
democracy
the number three in the
population
the number four in the
world.
It's been
we can be
better be
to be able to
be
between A
and B,
whatever
that's what
whatever, whatever that's what can be
become runging between
the Hongk and America.
We have a position geopolitic, geostrategic,
that can't be underestimated.
I want to know,
the panang of Abbe, how?
The de-deppan it, this is in the baguania,
the future, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, so,
In the United Indonesia has a model
of social,
and model of the social,
and model of the history that's.
First, Indonesia has a model of
non-block.
We're from,
our history is a
anti-proxy.
And one of one problem
the world,
and we're about
the problem of conflict Israel, Palestine,
China,
theongko, America,
the war,
we talk about
Timur-Tenna.
It's pure
so on proxie.
There proxie Iran,
China and kawan-kawan,
there proxies,
Saudi, America and kawang-kawak.
We have beckal
sejara, we non-block.
We have a becal
of Islam that
not terjebate
on aspect politic.
Islam,
our own more orientations,
not politic,
better than Islam in the Middle-Semorten.
Then, we also don't have logic proxie.
We're not to get in proxies proxies
proxies that,
or proxies Iran and kawans,
proxies, and kawks,
we're not terjibb.
We're not with
all the group,
and it's just from
the other people
when there's biae
in two of the two of them.
That's actually
model
that's important.
And, the issue Palestine is it's
interesting for our politics of our country
because we are a majority of Muslim,
not proxied,
and then,
it's clear,
beabas active,
politics of the other-negoti-negrin.
So, the issue Palestine,
should be being
the panguosy political
to be in a scale
more than a scale
more.
That's actually,
the way of lawyplomacy
of the world of Indonesia.
Palestine is being
Pangu, for we can't be able to be able to be able to.
For we talk about
Palestine and many things.
Not as far as to
look at pangoon, but
because it's because
relevancy, yeah, yeah, relevancy.
And not only
Palestine and Israel,
the world, because
there's there,
the center, the center,
the core of the concept
of the country,
the country, and
then,
For all, it's important.
And, Timot-Tang can be the panguangue.
Now, actually, Indonesia,
Afghanistan, because we've already been
be run,
through Nhatal Ulama,
to be undang, to be made to be a pemeran that.
And we're gulong success.
Because Timur-Tenna,
that's one-suku-banyar.
We,
...banyahu, a lot of a country.
And population Muslim is minority
than in the lower Timur-Tang.
Right.
And, um,
Afghanistan problem has the two
of the two different,
so that's the country is unct.
We, seven, it, isn't a suco.
We're sucucucing,
rata, or even a thousand,
or even, we're two,
percara means about Mertabac Manis.
That's the recipe to mention
that's the recipe to mention,
there's a time in the Kampong
in my country,
in the Kempulan.
In Jakarta,
it's been a Martabak Manis.
There who's the name
There are two.
There's one.
There's one.
This is a good.
This is a good.
We're who's the other
we're going to be able to work
this,
we can't work.
Then, then,
modul that,
that's called Pancasilla,
to the contestation
that's more
global.
But,
yeah,
we're,
again, we still
have been
have to have a formulation,
to be there,
and be in the panguangu international.
And,
it's, it's,
the, it's,
about the diplomacy,
because,
because,
after the war in the two
it's relative,
there's no
there,
or the war physical
like,
all of the war on
suraf.
Yeah,
if there's invasies to Iraq,
to Afghanistan,
Afghanistan, in a scale that's very small,
in the other than the war one and two.
It's actually, the power of diplomacy.
And Indonesia has been a big amount of it,
with reality of democracies,
with reality muslim,
with reality geographis.
What kind of the structural,
that's to be sikapy,
so we can be more be able to beer
If I'm not really
I've been thinking that we're
not, narrator,
yeah, right, storyteller's not.
Yeah, right?
Yeah, right?
I'm curious, the panang of how,
or what?
What, what can't do you
can be able to be able to be
like we're going to,
like we want?
The structural?
Yeah,
Yeah, the sum of the human-sumner-being,
who understand the paradigm of our
bigneka-an our paradigma,
our pancassila,
to then,
in a paradigmatic,
to global,
and it narrasiced
with good,
that's,
that was that was the
back from Bungarno,
how,
how then
be diplomat,
and be narration with very.
That's what is that is that it was that islemy.
And, maybe, also,
so on mentality, yeah,
if Agu's Salim, that,
can, you can't,
ah, oh,
people,
Ah, Ech.
Yeah, with diplomacy roboc.
Dijaban.
Yeah.
Dijaban.
Dijaban.
Now,
I...
I think, look,
to look,
to look,
japanin'i japanin siapa
Now, now, not even in the world.
Now, now, not in the world.
In Bali just,
the cases Bulae not-pake-masker,
we can't be able to negor,
that's been a lot of Vira.
We're negor with people Indonesia,
but Bule, it's just in our country
in our own, in our country,
in our whole.
Then, many of some cases,
can, you can't
that were over-luguing in Bali,
but we can't.
That problem is, problem mentality.
And, and, you know,
So, actually, this is, to be more
santae, we're going to be able to learn to people.
People's really.
Okay.
The people have mentality that's
in all of all things.
Okay.
Just the people madura
who's who's going to buy
benzene eccer at the door to out of SPBO.
That's what kind of what?
Nialin'n.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And when it's, why, yeah, Reziki's already has
too, not-killed.
I'm not cuthuker, if you're,
you're the unctu, you have a SPBU,
but the rejuickeen's SPBU.
And, then, if, there's anecdot about
Mr. President, we're saying,
when they can do you sell an ice to the
Eskimo, not?
No, because of Mandura.
Jujan Es to a guy askemo.
Or, or, uh,
You know, the sale of Pulsar in the front ofontar.
Oconan anecdote,
Pahhabi, when I came to Madura,
and then the yank benderan,
then, he said,
Papa, this is the tian bender.
How about, kind of,
the rambodura,
na-and, and then,
it was, right,
you're what,
what, you're what,
you're, nah,
can't be able,
the bottom it,
and,
why, you're,
not the lank,
not the lansang.
If it's from the way to the up,
to the other,
to the right to the right,
it's long.
There's one Kiai Madura
who's,
uh,
talking,
Talkin, May, that,
if there's,
then,
then,
he'll come,
and then,
two malacan,
that's,
he'd be taken,
and two malacan,
If there are three Maelikad to you,
like two, come out there.
If you're coming three Malacart to you,
pasty-can one that's false.
Because the sure that's not going to live.
Yeah, it's a kind of self.
Yeah, it's a great.
So, people Madura are in where,
even, even,
even, no, not Nobel,
not Nobel,
Contest science, national, physical.
That's,
that's a lot of people who are Madura,
that's then filmed,
yeah, or not due to.
Yeah, that's because that.
Because he has a good idea of that.
Mentality that's like that,
that's really that's what,
even when police
bought to-co-kelontongan
in the plabuan
when there,
when there's no
jembatan,
I want to,
I'm not reserogam, I'm going to be able to be a
job.
There, no, the other?
Oh, there, there, said he, this.
Obot-A-oh, yeah, oh, yeah, that's, he'll do.
He'll bea-mine, yeah, not-mabu.
Jamin, he came to break the meja.
Shebred, he said he, he said he, he said, he
not-mobok, I'm going to be able.
I'm going to get aobot you, that's still madame,
"'Bapagnie, this, I'm,
"'I'm, this,' said he,
"'gain't reme'-law,
"'you, don't mind with me.
"'Bapah, this, just true,
"'bap, because police,
"'gat' not said that.
"'This is a-upat,
"'Path, pa, "'and-udera,
"'pah.
"'Belmah, for police,
"'is, um, man, "'samb, man, policy, this...
"'If I said, from the first,
"'as, I'm not, "'because, this, "'theirererat,
We're not in the water and udara,
the anti-mabobo.
So, we actually need to bea
self-rechaeky-in-a-lawed-a-madua,
where there,
even, anecdot in Kutuptuutut,
just in the Uttar-Utah
and when,
josephi,
he's the most the number two
because the number one
because the number one,
not we can't we say
no one,
so, that's,
there's,
there,
There's a little like like the people India.
Like like other than that.
There's always there.
There's just a job.
There's just a job.
This we can make an endhack humor,
in context of the context of the
when you're getting humor, it's lanket,
it's, nempel.
And I, I, too,
I'm having imaginations,
you can,
you can narrasic can
many things with a way that's very
I'm going to be able to
this can be done
in all the mosjit
that's in Indonesia
and you,
I know,
make a decision
to be conscious
to make digitalization
because,
because,
the reach is a more
more,
more.
Now,
how,
see,
in you know,
Indonesia to the
to the world in context Islam.
Islam that's right for Indonesia is how?
It's in context that's in a lot of
to mupuk-k-cunan, interfaith
with the kind of agaamahs or other.
First, about humor,
I was making huma-humor as a medium-dakwaha,
make comica stand-up comedian
to mandming me,
to dambing me in bedaubwa.
Because, because humor is the most not,
as what we said we have two key-unculean
which is a great for da'wa,
as a medium-dakwa.
The first, humor is the language that's
which is by people as awam of whatever.
The language economy, not the people area-awar.
BASA Phyllisphor, what other?
Baha'a-agam not everyone can't everyone can't be
talk with humor.
He's the most awaum.
And because it, he's the way to be able to read.
which is a large in the Dawa.
Then the second, humor is
very effective as a medium-critic.
There's a name Nasruddin Hoja, Bhaul, Abu Nawaz
who critiquet regime of Islam
with humor,
without the wringung, the regime,
this, the raja, the sultanin.
That's also,
to critic the religman our agamane
our agamana our people who can't
be critiquet,
that if, if we're going to
cause we're
making people,
then humour would be effective for this,
and to critique the bigiacan and other,
so because it's important
to make humour as a medium.
And, also, digital.
Because in 2019,
data that I have from VR Social,
that's 58% of the people
the people of Indonesia,
is resambung with gadgets.
And, rata-rata,
it's about 8.5-jamb with gadget
the other people.
So, I'm saying,
I'm saying,
8-jamb-tiddle,
8-jamb-tiddle,
8-jamb-maint-gadet.
Because there's not
not for the work for the
Yeah.
That,
then,
did digitalization.
So,
the most important
is,
da'-gaw-it-it-and-pment
that's not to come.
Now, this is what's not did not do.
People who are in mosulat,
in majit, in majit,
only to make people who are good.
But rather reach in the way,
just who is in the out of the street.
Santry is only the number of 8%
in Indonesia.
That's the out of it.
Because that I,
like, the people who are the same
to answer to answer
questions that's asheny-leneh,
but maybe there in the
head of the people.
But, it's not even he'd
he'd tarnacle in the mosque.
Because, hewaters,
he'd curingy-a-pah-a-pahed,
not he'd marra-marin,
there's someone who mayankan
if, if,
if we're dosa and pahala
50-50,
then, in aherat,
it's in the other,
or in ahera,
So it's a big imagination that maybe for people
be a lot of people, in the Sunratul A'Raw, in the Al-Quran,
did about in a whole,
which ishāraubal A-A-Rawarh,
who are pahala and the dosan is 50-50,
they're being in the surga,
but at the end of the part-notes-and-y-alleled.
So that's the question that isle-that-tooled
so, so that's not that question
But it's not even it's
not even it's
on the forum
forum that mainstream
from the agamma,
because they're
they're being a chanda,
like,
there's more than
there's a lot,
Habib Kiamat, that's
on the day of
the day,
or it's not the
day,
so,
so it's,
it can be
so,
it's not
important,
pertainanan,
but it's
people who
want to ask that,
I mean, it's already
started to take to the agamah.
That's what I'm going to
to bring them to agama.
And,
and a gama in the understanding
that, inshawal-Ira-upeaked
as genuine,
it means.
It's ramah to science,
ramah to technology,
ramah to the pre-empoan,
ramah to the lingquan,
ramah to the assasi of manusia
that sally
not only only as a ritual,
but salihed in social and spiritual.
Ramah to the nilay of thebankshawn and other, and other,
sogain.
So, plus, also, ramah,
which also, important, to the other than perbeda.
That's, because I'm trying to
make references that luas to people
about the other than the other one,
because people will tend to even
to be unconflict with
a clompo or or who not he can't.
So, we'll perkenal just.
Because that, I'm just to doodoo with a person
of a toko-Buddha,
to do with a Christian.
That, for me,
just one of course.
It's one of a few-a-standang
that has been used to bea-gis-can.
Because I'm,
for media social,
by using monuments, monument toleranty.
That's each person can have
experience, or,
or have an entity, or monument
in the secitarnation.
Maybe, there's a family who non-Muslim,
there are khan koregerned with,
and work with, photo,
and then to media social.
Agar, if there's a photo, a person Ustada
with with biarrawati,
not like viral,
not because it's not because it's not
of the same tolerance in Indonesia.
When it's still viral,
it's still,
we're still minus.
Because that's just
to make content content tolerance
in the seciturgy.
There's a greege that
with massit,
with pura,
yeah, to photo,
share in media social,
so,
then it's become
part of our
and then
tolerances,
that's really,
to internalization on our own in our own private.
Because if in the room,
in the room media social,
room, room seminar,
we'll talk toleranty.
But, at a time in the room private,
we don't do that.
Intolerancey that's what's actually.
The most of the group WhatsApp,
that's why hoax and intolerance
many in group WhatsApp,
some research,
maybe in group Facebook,
because ecocamber is,
and with the Islam,
and then,
and then,
and then,
then,
then,
then,
because that's
because it's
need to
and community
and inclusive
to then
to make
the kind of
the
aspect that
the aspect that
the most
I have
I've been
I'm
saying that
several
two thousand
We've got to becunjung the Buddha 400-tawn, Hindu, 600
years, Islam, colonialism,
and freedomization,
for 600, 700,000,
that's the corbarned is little,
in what we've seen in Europe,
jadeh, 30, 40, 40,
20, 20, 20,
and 2,000,
to have eaten more than 100-juta of
nighaw.
Now, it's, many of the young in Indonesia,
that, not, not-pahom,
that's only,
that, we're so,
kind of,
with the kind of,
that's,
if, I'm going to beck,
for 2,000 to the next to the time.
And if we focus to the
kind of our context
cur-wunan, interfaith, and,
and, there's a lesson.
We can't only only marwet,
but even augmentations of the kind of like that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, we're...
Weakal our own, actually,
even, beckle that's not only for us,
we can export to where,
where we're going to the Middle, to Europe,
to Africa, to America.
Yeah.
I want to ask about topic
corruption in Indonesia, yeah.
from the cacamata of your.
I've ever asked to Narasumber the other.
The answer is,
yeah, we're this is,
we're not a buddhae,
we're not buddhaqut.
How, so,
so Indonesia is to beersy from corruption perilaku,
not corruption of money,
yeah.
Yeah,
actually,
the begas the GAPI of Corruption
and Arrosi Wal-Mortas,
all the things corruptive,
like that material or immaterial,
that's the place in the naraqa.
And even,
the Propheti, in the Hadis that other,
corruption is,
said, the Bhoping, you can't get you.
He will make your own gregard
you become so much,
not can't come to where,
because it's been
by practice of corruption,
so, so that the room of our own
our own way to critic,
because there's a good cause of corruption.
And, and, you know,
and they're going to be in-saling,
antar-lombagued,
antar-person, and there's-go-alonging corruption.
Now,
um,
um,
the most I,
is,
the matter,
that's about
where,
it's all,
to import from where,
to import from buddaya,
or to import from
the RASAMALU,
because,
Because the Rasa malo, in Islam,
it's very important.
So, in one of one hadis,
he's called,
Allah malu, if there's hambana
who mened aghaping,
but Allah not mabulkan hajadne.
Because malu is sifat Tuhan.
And,
the Prophet said in one
one of one hadism,
someone who has been
Islam, he has
beeneliki rassamal.
Al-hiyu min al-hiu-i-a-farkul-min-al-i-i-i-i-i-i-an.
part of the immanent,
said Nariwam.
Now, malu is that actually
can control
us.
And the punca from the rasa malu
is malu is
malu to me and malu
to God.
Because,
maybe,
the other can be atasy
with the
clasping,
because corruption
can,
usually, if the
material,
or commasiatan,
usually,
in the
in the world that's in the Ghan,
it's a maxiatan, sikhir, and things
if anything, if in the other than in the
in the Pankhawar al-Qaeda and anas,
it's in the black.
It's all right in it,
in the same.
Now, malu, the punshawn is
on to be it and to God.
And the saddaren that,
what the important is
the,
secular, that we're not secularistic,
that we're not only
live in the world,
that the penadilion
that's not only
in the world, and not the most of the
human, but that we'll
be in the life next to the
life next. That's what then
is the intisari from all
ajaran agama. If in
Hindu, Huda, there karma, there
dharma, and other, there
reincarnation, there's life, and
in Islam, also. In Islam,
also, it's also that's also,
the way of the world
but also, also,
ahirate.
So, then, we're more mowash
in all of our things in our
and the immanan also is a key
that we always always
make that, while there's boss,
even there's not a person,
even there, there's CCTV,
there's matta-tukhany, there's mata-tuhan,
so we'll be in many-man.
So, we'll be happy-hats-dir in
in every step-langah.
Interesting.
Okay, this is the last, we're going to be in Indonesia in 2004-5.
You've already in 57 years.
How about it?
I'm going to see.
There's a bonus demography that we'll
we'll have to be in 2030.
Some of the countries
with a bonus demography,
in Africa, South, for example.
Some of the other countries
have been with bonus demography,
Korea-Selaten,
we're at the persimpangan that.
And the pola-pillar
of the piqueer,
the dog,
the people,
people,
the people,
people of the government,
and the opinion
orientation to the vision Indonesia 45,
which focus is,
the first of the generation of the younger,
because of the bonus demography it.
That, I think,
that's still not even got a per-hation
to the generation of the
under aspect,
especially,
peddickan,
in the aspect, if we talk,
a gawg, yeah,
That's the world.
That's the problem paradigmatic
to the generation of our young.
And that's what still
still still is still
still in reformation,
but, you know,
but not give up to what
in the long,
in the end of end up and
perforation, but it's not long
long.
Then,
the young young
who've already in politics in the current
time five years,
it's also,
it's even,
many people.
Problems is,
on the mentality and paradigm.
There's not a perubah.
Who's just the smangathing,
or what's just the actor.
We're going toot-maling
with land-asan,
why, not we're not we who maling.
So,
the end of me,
the key is,
on the problem paradigm,
the problem mentality,
which that has been support
by all the people,
and, the firstmation
this, menvuella,
thisadalatic,
the stadareran mentalistic
to then,
then, and then just the body
new,
the person,
Pancasila,
and other,
and Indonesia,
who, manusim,
who are new,
with,
that's,
back to the nilay-nilai
kharifan our,
that's,
already 2000-year-old, or if at least 1928,
Sumpah Pomewada, or, more than 9.45,
Panhasia, and the Undang-Dashirae, and the Undang Dasers, TNKRA,
come back to nilay-niquan.
If we look at glass-net-enough,
not a-sett-cosong,
with assumption, all of such that, we can seepaping
in a biggaxana and positive.
Look-kisson on Indonesia in 2004-5, like, how much?
from the Kacamata.
Oh.
Yeah, maybe in Kacamata
I,
can be more can be per-peran
for the Pernamaiian
in Timur-Tenah?
Or,
very be very in
in the
unbatt and Islam,
between
Tionk and America,
and the on
and the on-a-cannan
and everything.
And how much?
How much?
How much?
Normative, we have to optimist, yeah?
Yeah.
But, it's so little, because we don't
see the jolid.
We don't, we don't look at the tanda tanda
per-a-pani.
Tanda-purgat.
The glass is a-tenth-cosome,
not a half-thousel,
not a-sett-as-i.
Because,
the glass is it'd be minimed,
because it's not be-and-it-it-it-minting.
because it will be more than it will be
because, the most
it can,
even,
it can be partangue-javent,
from media social.
From media social.
I've been
doing the pletion
from a Twitter
long,
a few years
later,
that he,
they're,
depending on the
trending topic
of the
people,
people,
people,
The people of Indonesia that's that
is about things that not
clear.
Even now, there's a concern
in these
these days,
trending topic we're
always pornography
on Twitter.
Or, permasalahalhan
that we're ribbed-com,
Bumidat,
Bummi-Bular.
Hidgerah also,
hijra, ritual,
un-gamahehmah.
Paddha, however,
America and Europe
should be chihra to Mars.
Media social
we're also host
in many-mana-man.
data that I've ever I've seen 100,000 or 10,000 websites
that's full with hoax that
mayelimut in media, media digital,
netizens, we're still mental nettingen.
So, yeah,
it's still it to then optimist,
but that's autocratic.
We're not just being
we're not being pessimism,
but that's autocratic,
that,
that we're not sure about.
And constructive.
And constructive.
constructive, not destructive.
Arting we need to prepare
many things,
especially, in,
in the world,
in the digital and
peddickan,
other than other
people about about
about one of the issue
that's structural
that is a guru,
a less a guru that
good quality.
Yeah, right?
And if I can
if I've been
than other
that,
It's very top,
lullusan from universities,
from the purguranting,
but if this is here,
this is a lot and really
need to be sikapy.
If it's really be so can be
correlations.
So, I'm seeing the glass
it's a half-pennu.
Because this is structural,
but this is very
in control of our
to we,
and if we can't
We can we can't in 10, 24 years
to the time that only
gurus who can't teach that is
the law-sum-one top 5%
from the purgurant-ty
that's very can be correlated
with buddhae that can beinac.
And budaaa-puday-ap-upon,
that's that's that can be tuang-can
in interpretation of all-gama-pap-pap-paw.
And that we can be spirituality,
we can be-economy,
be-social, ber-bud-bud-a,
with a culture of whatever,
with a way, if I think,
I think, I'm really,
maybe two, three to
time, a bit more difficult.
But if the trajectory
this 24-torn to the time,
I don't know, I'm a bit more,
I'm a bit more optimistic.
Yeah,
actually,
optimism can be from
that...
If there's 100 people
like Habib Javar.
Oh, s.
Yeah,
can't.
Can't be given.
How can you can
clon-kind.
Because, yeah, I'm better,
I'm over with you,
it's a suede.
Yeah, right?
Because you can,
really, really,
can narrasical
with the way that
with zilennial.
What other than millennial?
Yeah, we can also
to build optimism
from the rujukan
that Indonesia can
be built from the
house of Khoschokroh
Minoto, with three
topos,
which then,
who then, who will beaulogy,
Pungarno and Kauan Kau.
So, I think I think,
I think,
we have to have a projection
chokro-amino-oism,
that,
to build a little as a little bit
to bea-so-and,
okay, we're not projection too big.
Every person
has a coshen like host-Cocro-amino-to.
Tentotan't-nought-it-tentot
not in the in the
It's really, it's symbolic.
Pouin' having cosal in the meaning,
has gothapant,
little,
to then make sure person per person
as a little bit of upon
that can't make.
So, he's going to work.
I remember quote of Steve Job
that when he wants
to find the energy,
the capital,
then he'dudc in the fabric BFC.
Then, when when the manager marketing
you want to keep on air-gulah,
or to keep going to move to move to the world?
There.
There are thinking and think of things like that.
For people, it,
to do something that more has legacy.
Not only 20-20-town,
even not only the same-hast-hiddle-died-died-to-matt.
But legacy, the legacy he,
but legacy he's after he's not.
Even, Steve Jobs'n's been depak with C.
Yeah.
And that, so I always say that
that,
the person iser being idi.
Yeah.
Orang,
that's a half-besar, it's about a peristewa.
Orang-keteer who's about.
Oh, givah, yeah.
Now, we're, this is,
can, even, even,
even, the past part of the pastime,
we're not about idyll,
and in media social.
We're at this,
especially to just to be a bit of a bit of a idea.
Yeah, right?
Our mission here is education, educative.
You know, you know,
you know, and you have a mission,
penhapdian.
We also, we're just not just,
we're going to be,
how, so content, educative,
in Indonesia,
can be able to
make a scenario
where the people inundia
can be more visi to be visi to the
people,
Yeah, right?
Yeah, right.
Want to talk about the
spirituality, kay.
Yeah.
Gawrown about entrepreneurship,
like,
about anything.
Okay, we're jabanin.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
If I'm not that I'm going to
from here is
how we have to be jabanin.
Yeah, right?
What a-a-a-a-a-a-and,
and if we're teakat that,
I think that's,
That's one.
In 2004-5, it's great,
in Indonesia.
Because it's,
because it's
content, content
some of this
people,
people
with two perspectives
that are
different,
two-umur-
and about
idea.
And dialectica.
That's important
so.
Yeah,
the smangatened
dialectica,
not dogma,
not want to
be here
there,
there's not
to keep up, that's what, that's the one of the philosopher German Habermas,
it's, yeah, the room public.
He's been, he's been in a room public that's healthy,
not only, it's being a public, that's toxic,
that's what is that's what we need to becipack.
Because that, I, I have a bigangue,
have a room public that's safe,
in a,
and in a cultured and to beauching,
and in a world.
There are room,
I was from from,
I was from from from other
people who have been
people who have been
to have been
there's room public.
There's room public
that's quite
for people in there
to work
idea
to actualization
with the
agasasasic can
or that it,
or, it's,
it's all over the lusiness,
artificial intelligence,
applications,
uh,
agamah, and other,
and that's what
that's what
that's
that can
can't,
if the context
music,
like Juan Vals,
Didi Kempot,
and,
and the context
of the
context of
like,
securiaship,
and like,
I think,
to,
the room public,
that we design as a much for people,
and when, when they've got to get
not put in the thinking about sandang,
and papa, we've got to be it's,
we've got to beaure of that.
Because that, I'm being
there's a real-pict,
but it's a room public
as a physical,
that can be a room tithemone,
from different agam,
from other agamasasan,
and other ideologies
that's very, when I'm saying,
idea,
the thinker-upac-hated
and, yeah,
be-bicare-tinted
about 50-and-100-tallon
to the future.
And I'm
and I'm here
space that,
or the room public
that,
can,
you can,
yeah,
yeah,
which I've
some say with
some of the
number-sum-sum-
we've got
democratization
pipa,
but we're not to look democratization idyll.
That's very paradoxical.
And that's paradox that, if I think,
I'm not to be able to be facilitation,
forum forum public like this,
for how we can democratization the idea.
And democratization,
this is just being on the level electoral,
not as a substantial.
Yeah,
Yeah, it's, well, everyone can
can't be chalonged on the other and other and sobegain.
But, as faradigmatic, substance of democracy,
not be great, majean.
Yeah, the most, we can be able to be
in the place, if not muntur.
Wow.
There are again,
Pesan-pahib?
That's just, maybe,
to not be the last.
So, so.
So, we can't, we can't give the last.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thank you, thank you.
Thank you.
That's Abit Jafar,
Pendakwa, Millennial.
Thank you.
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