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KELAS POLITIK - POLITIK ISLAM - Part 2

37:19EnglishBy Ilmu Pemerintahan UMMTranscribed Jul 28, 2026
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Hi hi

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key IPA eh let's continue because we

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already know how the construction of

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Islamic political theory with the three

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paradigms now Then how the

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three paradigms actually or

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actually the Hip Islamic political theory

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in the time of the Apostle to the time of the

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Prophet Muhammad Shalallahu this is

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very important because I happened to have just

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written an article so there were

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friends from a publication

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asked me to write about the orientation of

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Islam I was given the title

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Hardline Islam from Tsunagari Touch then it was

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interesting I thought what

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should I write so I gave the

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title earlier my article was entitled

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Authentic Islam no longer exists

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hi eh so I look at all the Islam

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that we practice today actually

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there is not a single flexible Islam

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because the authentic one is Islam

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during the time of the Prophet that is true this

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has been a lot of results of ijtihad Why is

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that the Qur'an comes to respond to

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events of the time with

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various scales large small

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practical or theoretical or philosophical

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then authentic and when the hadith responds to

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an authentic event because it is small or

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sunnah it is not the Prophet Muhammad

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then No doubt all people in

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this world Muslims in this world definitely

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want to be authentic Muslims like the

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authentic Prophet Muhammad but people forget

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that in the course of time authenticity

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is experiencing

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yes Once the dynamics experience a struggle

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with the historical time of the values ​​of society

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and how to restore it into the time span Time span

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yes So that the

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authentic in the time of men appears

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in another form even though the value is

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not lost but in

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another form I call it

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actual Islam so there is 2D authentic Islam there is

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Islam chairman well this view yes our

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view of Islam can also be

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the government see beautiful him

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some what is the name of the content immediately need

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that because of that I am not nauseous want to have the

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potential this then that Like this

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I still so there is this identical Islam is

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then Islam post prophet that

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How if we use it to read

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political reality so that if we want to

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talk about it of course Prophet Muhammad

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was an authentic political theorist

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I happened to have taken

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Political Science Education for a while at the

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University of Massachusetts America

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studied with 25 American political expert lecturers

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and suddenly one day

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one of the lecturers said to

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me that Muhammad Ashraf is happy in

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Javanese this I also wrote

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in one of my books entitled from

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America position 11 chapters is quite long

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about How an

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American political scientist views Muhammad

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Aji saying that Muhammad Iz news

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always a political kind of ready to

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say Muhammad is political

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Yes that I did not have time to chase him

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to give more complete elaboration

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when in class but so in the

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Casual lunch forum I came

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What's his name I forgot Mike

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Michael Hanhan doctor Oh I think he's been

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here too he hihihi yayaya holding back

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finished Muhammad actually This is a

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Muslim and I have a very strong Interest

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in political Islamic political Story so

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he likes to elaborate saying

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he for me Muhammad is a

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political genius Because he did the allegiance

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once Erlangga's unelected political actions

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through well one of them

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is For example about how he

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carried out conquest conquering Maybe

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Javanese people would say that

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for example in Java this Canada

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political philosophy win ngeluruk Without Bolo we

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attack without using an army

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then win Without ngasorake Melita

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wins without having to consider others

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feel defeated I think what

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Mike said related to the prophet Muhammad is

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one of them and

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maybe Javanese philosophy was also

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influenced by the Prophet Muhammad SAW for a

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long time too well that's that's one

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view that I want to put forward

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that it turns out there are many there are

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several that we can quote about the

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fact that the Prophet Muhammad was not

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only a prototype of a religious leader

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in

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Hai but also a prototype of

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a leader understand even if

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we talk about politics and law

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as a unity that

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cannot be separated silent us Supreme Supreme

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court how the American Supreme Court there

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are pictures of world legal figures that

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promise there is a statue of Muhammad

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It is a bit controversial because of the Prophet

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Muhammad but the time changed the

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real statues became the white image

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Le three but in the 60s 70s

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verification from Islamic plunged it also

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resolved it but finally

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replaced or still but there is no

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face but a quarter said

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this is not Muhammad but so there is

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hammurabi there are

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political symbols and My hobby is

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Wooyoung is from America bad

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with that news I revealed there

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also not in the context of Muhammad who was

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insulted by Americans Because he was

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statued but more to it turns out

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eh Champion of world politics like America

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It is also one of the founders of

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political theory and okay well another point is

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if we talk about

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political construction in the Happy era we like it or not

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we have to follow the chronological flow

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that chronological flow means we see there are

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two phases there are Mecca or Medina

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Mecca Islamic political experts call

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it a phase that is only a

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test element yes what is the symptom of politics

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building power transitional condition

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i

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Hi not yet transitional because we

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can see How Prophet Muhammad

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experienced Embargo and did not have the

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power to easily make it so it is still

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in the process of building empathy if we

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for example maybe this analogy is also

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considered insulting for some people

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but still I if we follow the history

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more closely for example in Majapahit

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when Raden Wijaya inherited Singosari

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from Kertanegara in the state of

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Kertanegara killed Jayakatwang Then

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came Prince Idmsa The commander

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from China wanted to attack Kertanegara

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because at that time he cut off the ear of the messenger

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from Zira then he where every time he

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said who killed Kertanegara

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Jayakatwang you attack So but

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secretly he built power

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Mbak asked for land in Mojokerto called

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Tari then it became the

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political forces of Majapahit I mean like this what do

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we call the times when Raden

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Wijaya asked for help from aryya wiraraja in

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Sumenep there was wiraraja then sent

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his son whose name was what was lawe-lawe

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his rank Ronggo Ronggo that was his rank

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then set up

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political power in the land called tarik that

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yes that what do we call in the world of

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politics asking yes face Let's say it

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as a politician of aestheticism Let's assume

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that, yes. Later, it seems that many experts can

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find the actual term, so

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many experts see the Prophet Muhammad when

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democracy carried out this political

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establishment,

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of course, because the motive

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was theological at first, so this is

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difficult to separate, but what's

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interesting is that when carrying out

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Leste Griezmann's politics, eh, the Prophet

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Muhammad also persuaded

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other political forces, okay, but

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indeed he was invited to have the capital

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that the Prophet Muhammad had at that

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time, so count me as social

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trust, social trust is something that is

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trustworthy, trustworthy throughout Southeast Sulawesi, which in

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my opinion is an important capital for going

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through the process of carrying out

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that social establishment, yes, socialite Bisma, ah,

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for example, like this now,

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Hi, this Prophet Muhammad was born

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in the Quraysh tribe, the Quraysh tribe,

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in which there are many phenphet

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between units with other materials or

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those tribes, they are

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fighting for power until one

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time there was a flood that caused the

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stone in Mecca in the Kaaba to shift,

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then this clean, they are fighting for

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who should put this stone in

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its place, which we all wanted, earlier, the

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independent tribe on the edge wanted to

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meet, suddenly they agreed that,

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okay, who is the person The first to enter the

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door of the Kaaba today was the one we

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appointed to lift the stone and

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it turned out that the person who entered was the

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Prophet Muhammad but the

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Prophet Muhammad did not immediately

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lift it with his

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own hands like this No but he said

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please get me more and the 4th

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left then 1234 leaders of

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each tribe held their

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respective solemnities Okay and I will

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lift it with the Prophet Muhammad

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lifting the stone to the middle of the

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cloth from where the stone shifted to the

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place of the Black Stone Means it was

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carried by all Suke Try if we

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think and later who put it to that

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again the Prophet Muhammad was firm or just

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by accommodating all so

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there then I say Muhammad

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as a person did have

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social Prasetyo so that he was trusted to

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be a mediator of the problem of the foot

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Hai with social politics felt in that

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then he did political

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establishment when the time that at that

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time the data as a

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community leader yes

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offered a revolution but trading was the same

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he did not forget to lobby with

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other political forces outside

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Mecca in that which was opened if we

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talk about the Mbargo that happened if

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for example I want to quote some of

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his characteristics in interpretation yes as a

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comparison it is not easy Muhammad

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did his political aesthetics

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Mbargo on the prophet himself but and

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his family his family whose

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community became because of computers

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like the Quraysh nation there open

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their hearts who follow who follow you there is

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no story if we read

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the history of the revelation of the verses

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which if we relate it to politics

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and import go this Muhammad received the

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first revelation then reported to several

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people all believed in the second creature model

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Then after that he gathered this

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again related to the matter of being

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loud earlier wanted to add

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more facts then he gathered everyone

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in Mecca By saying O

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people of Mecca let's all gather in

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this valley and all join in the number

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Why all the style because Muhammad

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ordered However much they don't like

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some don't believe Muhammad Nabil

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but when Muhammad said let's

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gather I have good news

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important news all gathered so gathered

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in the valley then Prophet Muhammad

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said if Batakan told you

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that behind this hill There is You who

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attacks us will you believe

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and all said we believe

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in you Muhammad if you believe

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in my words will Today I

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will bring news the first is the

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news is that I have just

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received a revelation and was appointed as a

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righteous prophet of Allah after the words

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appeared scattered let it mean the division of

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attitudes that occurred, those here believe, those

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here don't believe, and one of

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his uncles, Abu Lahab, said, woe to

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you, Muhammad, so just because of this,

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you called us, we want to, then the

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letter Al Habib was revealed, yes, but it didn't

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stop there, it turns out that during the letter

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Al-Lahab, the next letter because

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Dhuha was 2 years, almost didn't know, the Prophet

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didn't accept it, sir, try to enter me, later

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we will analyze it in the political concept,

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so

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he received revelation from Allah 123, okay, my heart, the

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prophet moved, it turns out that for three years,

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Kadek met again, there was no revelation at

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all, didn't know, the infidels,

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Muhammad said, you dream, the

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people, helmets, that's the situation, we can

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imagine how to carry out a political

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establishment in Mecca that opposes the

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established authority, so the Quraysh is

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true, that's extraordinary, then that period of time,

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then Allah said, 2 years, 23

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years later, this lesson. What

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lessons can we learn from

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this event, the Prophet Muhammad carried out a

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political establishment in Mecca, it was

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so difficult, you know, he already had social capital,

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you should guarantee your mawadaaka, rocker,

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never feel abandoned by

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your God, yes, that's what

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happened, how do we call it in the

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political world, of course, after it was felt that

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Mecca was magnificent, maybe it is not visible

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today is impossible cannot

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change yes can be in the form of material losses the

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test is too high as well as young people aged

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40 years approximately the revolution is

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impossible revolution is impossible to be born

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from here yes when I was little I

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read the Prophet Muhammad at the age of 40 years

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became a prophet I think Well it's

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extraordinary not excessive 21A apparently

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I realized after now I am

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40 years old 2 years old part one year

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so when at this age

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we do a social revolution right

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above us too much I can

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dog games ethics costs used to be elementary school

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imagining 40 40 years

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what is it called Steven points points points so there is

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social there is politics although and I

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think from Mr. Boy's explanation earlier

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yes the Apostle felt that the existing power

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cannot what is it called this is such that the

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existing power cannot be

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changed can not eh what strong child is

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very strong so what then

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did after that well there is something

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interesting I want to keep this from

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a Roman Emperor Yes because at

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that time when Islam appeared Rome

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in the west clean in the North East the

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last Heraclius concocted the revolution is said to be very

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hot

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with Muhammad eh so he asked

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someone earlier there was a caravan so a

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trading group Mecca When When When

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Later if there is a group prevented Are there any of

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you here in

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this group who have

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family ties with Mahmud then one of

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his uncles I don't remember which one but

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in the book it is mentioned One of the

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uncles of the Prophet Muhammad raise my hand

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Okay then Please the air group

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here entertain you well then you with

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me I want a one-on-one dialogue with

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you about Muhammad that finally

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accompanied by a translator they had a

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dialogue and King Heraclius Emperor

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Heraclius said I have some

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questions for you about Muhammad

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Hi if you honestly answer

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my question I will also honestly

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reveal why I asked in Well that's

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okay hill Hill the first question that was

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asked by Restu was

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Was Muhammad the son of a Racing

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was Muhammad the son of a king yes

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the chairman said pinggang also

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died his mother also

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died at the age of That and he was not the son of a

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king at all yes ordinary Even though

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the family is noble then okay

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secondly Was it in the past that

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Muhammad's great-great-grandfather descendants were once

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kings okay then

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secondly Were Muhammad's followers

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lower class or elite society that

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asked yes then Uncle Ahmad

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said small people and did

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those people love

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Muhammad more and more or more cold and

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this person said more and more anxious

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maybe also What did Muhammad teach

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if they had more love and

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affection respecting others

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liberating the oppressed uh including

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for social Then edaphis said I

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will open why I ask that

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Atuh why I ask you that

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Muhammad is the son of a king if he is the son of a

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king then he claims to be your prophet and

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does political establishment

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because he wants to re-establish an

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empty state for the power of his father

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second father if Muhammad is not the son of a king

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but in the past his Mbah Mbah had been

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kings So it is very possible that

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he claims to be because he is a heavenly king

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third why I ask him season

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who follows You answered the

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little Javanese people that is the essence of

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political learning Hello if in

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politics maybe only what capital does

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Mahabir have yes only I don't

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see halal kit like this much

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revealed in the chair of political physiology

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that's not what Muhammad should be

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Jewish political Islam he is Islam so

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Muhammad has capital What was that design

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who was silent and he said the

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revolution did start by

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seeing people's sustenance then Are

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his followers increasing in number How

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and teaching love Okay I

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think those are the important points that

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we can take when we talk

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about the era Mecca Mecca hijrah

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I only Mecca, yes, maybe yesterday

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it means that after what is the name of the

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Apostle received the last revelation, yes, after

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that he started to migrate. Ah no, the last time

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Dewa Kuswahyudi Mecca was expanded for

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approximately 11 years, so he carried out political

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Leste, monetary and monetary crisis with all kinds of

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experiments, social capital, and all

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kinds of what is it called, brighten the screen of

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that movement, right? That was 11 years, 12 years, all of

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which were long, right? Let's say the Prophet Muhammad was 23 years in total, yes, Ah, doing this da'wah, a parody of Medina, half in Mecca, meaning 11111 11-12, so after eleven years or 12 years in Mecca, he only went to Medina, and to Medina, right? Not just any old thing, which at that time was

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not Medina, strips, yes,

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isolated. Well, then of course there is again

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political visibility, yes,

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strips as a place to migrate, it turns out there are

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caravans that come, Muhammad,

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if you are no longer safe here,

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there are offers, Muhammad, Okay, I

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happen to have left for Umrah and I

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consider the trip Umrah is

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really since the journey that

24:30

sells storybird because then I

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can understand Even though I took a bus

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from Medina to Mecca, it was about

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six hours, but the nature has not changed the

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natural structure of the Prophet's time until

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now, it's just like that if I

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have a very deep discovery, so

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in the past, the Prophet Muhammad made the migration from

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Mecca, his ability to climb

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and water contact with conditions like this is

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different, yes, maybe just walking, the

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road we also like this, it's

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called mandatory, this is the Prophet Muhammad and

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Abu Bakr stopped by and had more

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drink by a traveler whose

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goat's head is the package usually

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beside it, this is all like this, it turns out that the

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Prophet Muhammad was there, the first thing

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he built was the Dome Mosque, the

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Quba Mosque, so this is us talking

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about mosques in the construction of

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Islamic political theory at that time, the mosque will

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not only be a place for worship

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in which now but the mosque becomes the

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center of activities, the Quba Mosque, the epicentrum, the

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epicentrum, so one to Medina

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Cup, anything that can be done without

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it is as the second year, yes, then

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my car, there is one, is free, then

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there are bases of the people, this must be built,

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build far, swear not only stale

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but trust, that's just there, there is

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social, the gritty Then the second,

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after after the base The Prophet

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Muhammad also built the value of

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brotherhood, yes, the term Muhajirin and

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Anshar, if we read the history.

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Wow, if it wasn't a

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charismatic leader, it would be difficult to manage like that,

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how could someone who came from

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Mecca who had nothing suddenly

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get along with someone who had a

26:45

Chinese soul and wanted to fantasize. Finally,

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I suddenly, who doesn't have a

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father, you come here, you're like you,

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brothers. Hi,

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that's it, then the Prophet Muhammad

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built social facilities,

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markets, economic activities, crowns,

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public, public, opened so that

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this happened. I suggest my

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friends to read a book

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entitled, theoretically, public space, I've

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told you, I'm embarrassed, it turns out I'm

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higher than my

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neighbor's house because it's against the Prophet's sunnah,

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I know. After I read the book,

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Javanese people usually have

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lower heads, SMS me like that,

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so those Javanese houses had markets,

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there was social construction, then

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politically, Laila Shofifah, Medina,

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Medina Charter, we know the initial structure of

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Medina society,

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the size of the Medina Charter is to see the

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existence of Anshor and Muhajirin in it,

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also from the Jews, there was something like that, yes, so

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if we Read the history of the Jews.

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The Jewish diaspora goes back to

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before the Prophet Muhammad mad until he

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stripped then changed his name to

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majunya that's already there There are also

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Christians, what's the name history or

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morning then Blend the name change to

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Medina that Shanaz society is also not a

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problem is not a problem

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even that is a respect by a

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leader that name became Medina

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Medina al-Munawwaroh which in

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the end it is said that Yatsrib also kos

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connotation is less Too bitter Okay

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back to the Medina Charter so

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what did the Prophet Muhammad build After that if

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we call it yes Consider it a

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law constitution-constitution

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charter then we follow

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the explanations of the late Prof.

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Dawam Rahardjo in the old

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family preservative that constitution minority rights

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are in that you are Jewish it's okay

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you are like this if it has been built it has been

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included because of that

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political experts and sadistic Islamic scholars

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from orientalist and

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Muslim circles very many say

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that what the Prophet Muhammad did

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in Medina was actually building

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a country in the measure of political theory

29:57

and even though the helmet of modern political theory

30:01

what the

30:03

Prophet Muhammad did was building a

30:05

country if seen from the region of

30:09

Medina is the same as the Greco-Roman

30:13

region of origin if bigger volume

30:16

small oh I mean the size The size

30:20

yes if only Medina is certainly

30:22

smaller the same as this yes but if

30:26

we go back to Greece but when

30:30

Greece merged into Rome then

30:34

Rome became X Andrea with Greece

30:38

maybe yes more or less like that so

30:41

building a constitution Building an

30:45

army although war here also needs

30:49

another explanation perhaps

30:52

defense-security better social cohesion

30:57

will be the issue of the local market then

31:00

the values ​​that must be developed

31:03

within themselves as a society

31:05

he added his dream of directly building

31:08

this socio-cultural construction where

31:13

I need to ask in the construction of

31:16

modern political theory the requirements of a

31:18

country what is a constitution

31:20

admit we are

31:25

populated areas yes diamond consortium there are

31:29

recognitions there are blurring

31:32

recognized as leaders which

31:34

turns out to be true if

31:38

these four are considered the basic ingredients of the state

31:40

means it is So that's back to

31:44

Michael Hanna there on the mic who said

31:46

Muhammad Faiz Muhammad is the political

31:48

genius I think if we read

31:52

very well yes all this time I've

31:55

read this and that but right

31:57

Hai more related to

31:59

history and its relationship with

32:02

Islamic law so I rarely

32:04

reveal the political side of the Prophet Muhammad

32:07

concluded that can broadcast Bil

32:10

from our conversation Mr. Boy B means that

32:14

the Prophet has constructed the state

32:17

in Medina that very quickly that

32:19

is in the context of political theory

32:20

means that the political construction of the Prophet

32:24

minutes have consumed the political theory of the

32:26

Prophet that's right I said I can't

32:30

quote one yes but maybe

32:32

later we can check some orientalists

32:37

other than the mic earlier that is the

32:39

modern one What is his name yes now still

32:41

alive but orientalists orientalists of the

32:43

past who talked about the

32:45

political theory of the Prophet Muhammad they all

32:47

said that what Muhammad did was

32:49

really building a state

32:51

hi then Can we draw a

32:54

conclusion Can we Udin take

32:57

magnets with model I from the concept of the

33:00

state can and is that what is

33:03

called civil society

33:05

from there Yes civil society yes from

33:08

there yes if the western construction

33:10

maybe civil civilization that is built

33:13

so that the balance of the pattern of people's relationships is

33:16

no longer based on your tribe what

33:19

identity So actually the model of the state

33:23

brought by the prophet is like

33:25

what currently

33:28

certain groups want what they imagine is

33:31

not the state of the Prophet Muhammad

33:33

Hi but gymnastics I will give later

33:37

in the next part we will talk about

33:39

that But what I mean is this I if

33:44

what they want is

33:46

Hi the state version of the Prophet Muhammad as

33:49

the value Mother is Medinah is clearly already in

33:52

his heart because they don't talk

33:55

about the minority majority anymore that

33:57

should be in their rhetoric or

34:07

if you want to be sad More details

34:08

about the Medina Charter there is a writer who is a

34:11

professor in Canada if

34:13

the problem and Fremont wrote So yes what yes

34:23

Hi as a conclusion we can

34:24

say there are two phases When the Prophet

34:28

Muhammad built the country namely paste in

34:30

Mecca with all that then the

34:34

second phase in Medina and that is the

34:37

real phase if we relate it

34:40

to the verses of the Quran big

34:43

hi when in Medina the Prophet Muhammad

34:45

received revelations whose representatives are

34:48

called Revelation verses letters or

34:51

verses or Al Madani letters the characteristics

34:54

are long long long long long

34:56

beginning with ya ayyuhalladzina amanu

34:58

and ijtihad legal construction if in

35:04

Mecca it is still ethical yes ayyuhannas like this like this

35:07

but when he arrived

35:10

in Mecca Medina his wife had already

35:13

consumed

35:14

Hi fasting where here ya ladzina

35:17

amanu I arrived alaikumus siam wafitos

35:21

for example not yet able ya ayyuhalladzina

35:24

amanu I arrived alaikuma ultisol sulfat your

35:27

men are required to have qisas law in

35:31

murder or what else so All the

35:35

legal constructions were answered starting

35:37

with Joe again because indeed

35:40

morally the political capital was unstable, meaning the

35:45

Apostle had been consuming politics

35:48

since he was in Mecca, the rice team then the

35:52

output was different and Open, the name is

35:56

Eh Sir, the process carried out by the

35:59

apostle's politics in Mecca and Medina was

36:01

different, put in Mecca, this was against

36:04

power, yes, the output that was to be

36:07

conveyed was the same about equality, Joe

36:10

Civil Rights, justice, uriti Ride It

36:14

pretty national, the apostle, but because the

36:17

social consumption was different, in Medina, it

36:21

might be more egalitarian, in the article, it was

36:24

more plural, but there was also no

36:27

highest authority, like satisfied with

36:30

five wire boxes, hopefully, and the

36:32

tribes were also quite open,

36:35

small, especially the tribal leaders

36:38

had invited, yes, okay, so that's the

36:43

big bag and with the state, yes, in the context of

36:47

democracy, an open state is a

36:50

state that can be

36:52

constructed in such a way that

36:54

its civilization is confused like that and with a

36:58

closed state, it is clear

37:01

Oh yes, you produce

37:04

authoritarian power Lian Absolution is far from what

37:08

was indicated by Mr. Boy, the

37:11

Islamic values ​​conveyed or

37:13

encouraged by the Apostle

37:15

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