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RAHASIA HIDUP TENANG DAN BAHAGIA, DIMASA TUA - CERAMAH KH ZAINUDIN MZ TERBARU 2025

58:54EnglishTranscribed Jul 23, 2026
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Asalamualaikum

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warahmatullah

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wabarakatuh. May

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the peace,

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mercy, and

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blessings of Allah be with you too.

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Ladies and Gentlemen,

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Muslim brothers and sisters, may Allah have

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mercy on them.

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Everyone wants happiness

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and no one wants

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misery in this life. But

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in fact, not everyone who wants to be

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happy knows the path they must

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take to reach

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that happiness.

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So on the occasion of this meeting

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I would like to convey a hadith

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from our lord the Great Prophet

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Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam.

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Amen. The

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book is Mukhtarul Ahadis

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An-Nabawiyah. Where he said,

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"Arbaun min saadatil mar'i." There are four

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things that are signs of a

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happy person.

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I want to ask, among the

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brothers present here, is there

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anyone who wants to be miserable?

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No.

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Everyone certainly wants to find

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happiness.

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So according to the recipe from our Prophet, the signs of a

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happy person are four.

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So if you want to be happy you must

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have these four things. The

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first person is happy, said the Prophet

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Darun Wasiun.

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Having a house can be nice as long as it's big.

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It's easy to organize.

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Instead of having a small house, there is a hut

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on the edge of the river. If the rain leaks

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sideways, it will be the end of the world.

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Oh, if that's the case, Islam is materialistic.

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This hadith can be interpreted with its

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true meaning, the true meaning. It can

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be interpreted as a figurative meaning, a

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figurative meaning.

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If it is interpreted figuratively,

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then what is meant by darun wasiun aqbun

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wasiun, a spacious house is nothing other

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than a spacious heart. Because that's where

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the key to true happiness lies.

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Even though we only live in a

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2*3 m plot, if our hearts are wide,

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the house will feel wide. But even though

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our house has a yard of tens of thousands of

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hectares, there is a swimming pool, the

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bedrooms are countless. If

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the heart that occupies the house is narrow,

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then the house will feel narrow too

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. The place to depend is none other than the

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heart.

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Let us try to see various

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people's views about happiness.

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There are people who think that happiness is

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when they get as much wealth as

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possible.

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Whoever has a lot of wealth is king.

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Everything he wants can be bought. For

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security, he can hire officers.

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All the facilities to make

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life enjoyable can be purchased. In short,

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wealth is everything in life.

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Until there is a saying,

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"Innadahima

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fil amakini kulliha taksur rijala

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mahobatan wa jalala. Indeed, wealth,

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dinar, dirham, money everywhere always

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makes the people who have it great.

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Try to look at people who have money and

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those who don't have money, not

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their lifestyle, just their walking style is different.

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Wahya lisanun liman ar fasohatan wahiya

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silahun liman aritala.

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Money is the most powerful weapon

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for people who want to go to war and the

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most accurate tongue for people who

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want to speak. If you speak with a

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blocked tongue, try to speak with

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smooth wealth.

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Until there is a saying like that, everything

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can be arranged with wealth.

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So among people who have

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such views, all their life activities are

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only focused on how to

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collect

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as much wealth as possible.

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no matter halal haram, do not know the

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evening, morning, noon and night, do not have time to

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prostrate, far from religion, far from

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spiritual life, far

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from Allah and so on.

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Until in the Qur'an it is grouped

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into a group called lumazah.

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Alladzi jamaa ma waadah Yahsabuahu

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ak. They accumulate

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as much wealth as possible

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and think that

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this wealth can perpetuate their lives,

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perpetuate their wealth, perpetuate

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their happiness.

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Dear audience,

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if this view of life is correct, meaning

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that wealth is the

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only thing that can make

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people happy, there

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will never be tears of suffering in a luxurious home.

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Of course, in a place where all the facilities

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support life, there is no such thing as

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suffering.

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But joy and sorrow, sadness and happiness,

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smiles and laughter belong to

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everyone. Whether they have wealth or

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not. It is clear that wealth

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alone is not a guarantee

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that people will be happy. Even without

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wealth, it is difficult for people to be happy.

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I want to tell you, there is a super-rich person

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[laughs]

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named Aristotel Onesis, the Greek tanker king

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.

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He has reportedly up to 11 tankers alone

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. He has an

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airline company called Olympic

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Airlines.

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He has hotels in various major cities in the

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world, from New York, London,

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Paris, Rome and so on. He even has an

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island he calls Scorpio Island. Is

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that what you call rich?

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Having an island is a half-hearted affair.

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[laughs]

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Well, he had two children. One

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son was named Alexander, and the other was a

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daughter named Maria, Maria Onesis.

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All his hopes were pinned on his

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son, Alexander, who would

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continue his business,

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his wealth, and his dynasty.

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What happened? It turned out that the child he had

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hoped for, Alexander, died

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young in an accident while playing

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sports. What kind of sport? It's the

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sport of

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jet-set rich kids.

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His sport was airplanes. If he

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fell, he wouldn't be picked up. He'd die.

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[laughs] He

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had only one daughter, Maria

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Onesis. But this daughter was also a

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riot.

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Her last relationship was with and even

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married a Russian. Apparently,

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Aristotel Onesis was broken.

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His abundant wealth,

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his numerous companies, who

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would continue? Who would

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replace him? Until he

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locked himself away on Scorpio Island and died

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there tragically. A

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multimillionaire,

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a super-rich man. He died alone

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on a deserted island. As the saying goes, a

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chick dies in a barn. It's not a lack of

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food, it's an overabundance of food.

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That's life. Aristotle Onesis. And

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many people are so

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wealthy that they are confused by their

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own wealth. Consider

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the lives of David Rockefeller,

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Henry Ford, Adnan Kasogi

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, multi-millionaires who were

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sometimes overwhelmed by

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their own wealth.

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It's no wonder that Imam Ali was asked,

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"O Ali, if you were asked to choose between

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knowledge and wealth, which would you choose?" Of

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course, you would choose knowledge. Why? First,

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if we share knowledge with

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others, it increases, but if we

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share our wealth with others, it decreases. If

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you have Rp10,000, and

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someone shares it with you for Rp5,000, your money will obviously

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decrease. But if you share knowledge

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with others, others

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will be able to recite it. You will become more confident. You don't

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become stupid by teaching others.

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You can recite the Fatihah, then teach

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others the Fatihah. People can recite it, and you

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will memorize it better. It's not like your

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knowledge disappears after being taught. When someone

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comes, they ask someone, "Please teach

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me the Fatihah." It's gone.

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Second, Imam Ali said,

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knowledge protects us. If our wealth... What we

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must guard.

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The more knowledge we have, the more we should protect ourselves

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.

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But the more wealth we have, the more confused

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we become about how to protect it. Sometimes, if

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necessary, we install an alarm around the entire house

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.

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It's not enough to rent a large dog

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outside the door. Beware of

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vicious dogs. It's

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still not enough to hire

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thugs who can pick up the smacks to guard the house. It still does

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n't feel safe. Even though the house is

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surrounded by large walls. Behind the

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walls are thick doors.

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Behind those doors opens into rooms.

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Rooms also have doors. The doors are

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strong.

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Entering the rooms there are cupboards,

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and the cupboard doors are strong.

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The locks are strong. But

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all that arises is just

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anxiety.

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In conclusion, once again, without wealth,

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it is difficult for people to be happy. But

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wealth alone is no

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guarantee of happiness. A

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broad heart is the main capital for achieving

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happiness in life.

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People with broad hearts,

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brothers and sisters, have hearts that are broad

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in seeing the realities of this life, they are

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always grateful to God.

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Then there is no jealousy or envy in

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their hearts. Therefore, their souls are always

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broad. If not, they are called short-sighted,

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shallow-minded, and not happy to see

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others get what they want. It's a pleasure. And that's often

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used as an example. If a

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broad-minded person sees their neighbor buy a

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new TV, they say, "Thank God,

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our neighbor bought a TV, hopefully

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we can watch it too." They're broad-

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minded. But a narrow-

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minded person sees their neighbor buy a TV and

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gets feverish

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[laughs] and

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doesn't do anything.

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The next day, Meri hears that her neighbor bought a motorbike and gets even

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sicker and goes to the hospital.

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Then, in the hospital, she hears that her neighbor

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bought a car and dies.

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Tortured by her own feelings.

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If a person's heart is narrow in

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life, wherever they go,

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their life feels narrow.

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Then we also see people

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who believe that happiness comes

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from having a high position, a

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noble rank, or great authority.

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Maybe that's true, but maybe not.

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It depends on the heart of the person who holds

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that rank. It's the same with wealth.

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Wealth will bring happiness if it

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falls into the hands of a broad-hearted person

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. But wealth will be a disaster

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if it falls into the hands of a

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narrow-hearted person.

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Rank brings danger if it falls into

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the hands of a narrow-hearted person.

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More than that, reality teaches

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us that rank and

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position don't always bring

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happiness in life.

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In fact, the risks are too great.

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Some evidence we can Take it from

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world leaders who became victims

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because of the rank and position

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they held.

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You remember President Abraham Lincoln

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and John Kennedy of America were

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assassinated.

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Pak Cunghi of South Korea,

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Ziaur Rahman of Bangladesh,

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Anwar Sadatad of Egypt. Most recently,

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Indira Gandhi of India became a victim

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of the rank and position she

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held from people who were

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unhappy with her holding that position.

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She would easily invite disaster.

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So it's fitting that a

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prominent American president, Eris Struman,

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said that the

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presidency is like

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riding a tiger, riding a tiger.

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We have to ride it. If not, it will

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record us. He said it was scary.

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As for people with broad hearts, when

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they accept rank and position,

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they see it as an opportunity to

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do good. But people with

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narrow hearts accept rank and position

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not only sometimes but also

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desperately try to achieve it by

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any means. If necessary, they curry favor,

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curry favor. So the sumuhun dawuh group.

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[laughs]

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So the kulon nuwun group. Yes, sir. Those who

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only do good work, boss.

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If necessary, curry favor, curry favor.

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If necessary, step on those below, step on those

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below. You need to elbow left and right, elbow

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left and right. The important thing is to get rank,

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get position.

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People like this, when they already

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have rank and position, usually

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don't view it as a trust,

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don't view it as an opportunity to

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do good, but rather as an opportunity

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to indulge their desires, which are motivated

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by their narrow-

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mindedness.

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Especially if someone gets a rank

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because they spend a lot of money.

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It's as if rank and position are

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now like tender projects.

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Who dares to pay this much, who

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dares to step aside. Logically,

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if someone achieves a position because they

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spend a lot of money, it's

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almost certain

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that once they hold that position, the

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first step they will take

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is to try to

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recoup their money. Well, at

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least they'll recoup their investment first.

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As for thinking about the people, that's a matter for later. But

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this capital must be recouped. That's the disaster

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if someone gets rank and

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position just because they spend a lot of

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money.

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Rarely do people have the belief

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and view that rank and position

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are a trust. So once again,

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rank and position might bring

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happiness if they fall into the hands of a

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broad-hearted person. But they can be

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disastrous if they fall into the hands of People

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with narrow hearts, and

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again, the stress of a broad heart.

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Then some of you, brothers,

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think that happiness is

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being famous,

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having popularity,

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being an idol among teenagers,

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among parents, in all levels of

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society.

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In fact, the more popular people are, the more

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bound they are. Yes, for people like us, we

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have no name, we are not popular.

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Hanging out at a Tegal food stall in the middle of the night is

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safe.

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But rank, position, status, and

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popularity cause us to be bound

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by various rules. Only

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bathing and going to the toilet are not

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escorted.

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[laughs]

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Is it true that fame and popularity

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bring happiness? Maybe yes, but

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maybe not. Why do many

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popular people end

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their lives tragically?

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Let's take a few names.

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In America in the 60s, there was the

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most famous sexy star nicknamed the sex

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bomb bob.

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Until now, her name is

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Marilyn Monroe. The

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double abbreviation is the initials mm

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Marilyn Monroe.

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Famous until her death in 2 years

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. Now people still talk about her

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.

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Why did she commit suicide?

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She didn't have much wealth. Was she not

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popular enough? The whole world

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knew her.

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From the common people to high officials,

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she had relationships. Why?

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Bored.

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She was born an orphan.

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Not long after that

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, her mother died, she moved from

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foster mother to foster mother, until she had 12

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foster mothers.

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And the worst disappointment, every

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man who was close to her was

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like a ship that had anchored.

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[laughs]

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They came and went, they changed. Even though

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she longed for someone who could

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protect her life. She longed for that

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and she never found it.

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That's what ultimately led to her taking an

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overdose of sleeping pills,

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taking too many sleeping pills. Yes, she sleeps

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all the time to this day.

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She admitted,

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"I've had fame, but

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I've never lived up to

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that fame. I'm good at acting, but

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I want to live in a real world

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like most people." That's what he

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longed for,

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following in the footsteps of the Morilin

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Monroe, Billy Holiday. You know, he was

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treated in the hospital,

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he also took an overdose of medication and died again.

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Jimmy Hendrick

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took an overdose of sleeping pills and

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died again.

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Then those who drowned in the lake,

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like Joplin and

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Brian John,

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were popular people,

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prominent people who ended their lives

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tragically. Not because they weren't famous,

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maybe because they were so famous. The

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most recent example is Bruce Lee. Wow,

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these sleazebags certainly know

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who he is.

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[laughs]

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Even now, the circumstances of his death

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are still a mystery.

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And those who are still alive also show

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strange symptoms. Michael Jackson's

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house in Beverly Hills was guarded

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in such a way and he was always suspicious

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of every food. It had to be sterile,

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clean from all kinds of chemicals.

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Where did he go? Those

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sleazebags were always guarding and

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guarding him. And he seemed afraid

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to show his real face.

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When he appeared outside of the show, he

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sometimes wore clothes that didn't

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show the real him. Afraid of

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being recognized. It turns out that popularity

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often becomes a scourge that poisons

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human life.

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Therefore, our master was right

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when he taught that people will be

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happy if they have a

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broad heart. Now, the question is,

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how do we achieve a broad heart? We return to the concept of

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the Quran. Allah teaches ala inna

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bikrillahi tatmainnul qulub. Know

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that by remembering Allah often, the heart

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will be calm,

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the soul will be broad.

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In other words, close to religion.

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Feel God's presence close in

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life.

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That is the first estuary to achieve a

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broad heart.

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Ala inna bidikrillahi tatmainul qulub.

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Don't be like people today who want to

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find peace by treading on

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mountaintops, in caves in

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quiet places. Of course, if there are no snakes.

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If a poisonous snake bites, the peace is

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not yet dead, that's clear [laughs]

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Islam is positive for finding

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peace. Ala inikrillahi tatmainul

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qulubi.

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Know that by

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remembering Allah often, the heart will be calm, the soul

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will be broad, the nuances of thought will be broad.

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Because happiness is

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everywhere humans are. In the village there is

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happiness, in the city there is happiness.

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In the canyon, in the valley, in the mountain, in In

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the forest, in the ocean, in outer space,

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wherever happiness is found, if we

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have this open heart.

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And our hearts will be open if we are close

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to religion,

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close to wealth. For a while, our hearts

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may be calm.

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But it is a relative and

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temporary peace. Moreover, as people increase their

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wealth, they add more plans. That's

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normal.

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Perhaps you previously thought,

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"Ah, if I had 5,000 Rupiah, that would be nice."

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Once you have 5,000 Rupiah, "Oh, what a shame

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if it was only 10,000 Rupiah."

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With each increase in wealth, there are different

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plans.

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The more plans, the further

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we move from peace.

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Yet, peace is the main ingredient

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for achieving happiness. And

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that peace originates in the human heart.

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Look at this life. People with

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wealth and those who are poor, is the

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pain they

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endure different? I don't think so. Although the

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rich sleep on soft mattresses covered in

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expensive silk, the poor

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huddle in hard, rough bamboo halls

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.

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When death comes, it

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never discriminates. Death comes to take

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the rich on their golden thrones,

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surrounded by maids,

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nurses, and guards.

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and even come to pick up the poor and

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destitute, so that he lies sprawled on the side of

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the road, both are called death.

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If it is clear that the illness endured

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by the rich is no different from the illness

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endured by the poor, it is not only wealth

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that makes people happy. A calm heart

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, a broad soul full of

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peace.

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Because frequent remembrance and remembrance of

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Allah are the main capital to

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achieve something called happiness.

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Dear ladies and gentlemen,

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this is the first of four characteristics

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described by the Prophet as

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signs of a happy person.

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And we must start from

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this first, this broad heart

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that we must have first, then

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later on the

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third, second, and so on.

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Because if the heart is filled with a

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broad soul, all problems

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will be able to be resolved properly, God willing

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.

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Amen.

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Second, now the sign of a happy person

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according to the Prophet, markabun sharia. A

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happy person, he said, has a

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vehicle so that it is fast and smooth.

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Meaning wherever he wants to go is easy.

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What is the meaning of this hadith? If we examine it

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more deeply, a vehicle is a means of

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transportation.

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Transportation is nothing more than an effort to

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facilitate communication.

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Moving from there to the theory that

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humans are political creatures We live in a

27:13

society

27:15

where we cannot meet

27:17

our needs alone. We

27:19

need the presence of others in

27:22

this life. Just to wear clothes,

27:25

we need farmers who grow

27:28

cotton, factories that spin cotton into

27:31

yarn, factories that

27:34

weave yarn into cloth,

27:39

sewing machines, and tailors.

27:42

That's just to wear clothes.

27:45

None of us

27:47

can meet our needs

27:49

alone.

27:51

We need others. Therefore, freedom

27:55

in the absolute sense, unlimited freedom, is

27:59

impossible in life.

28:02

Because we engage in what is called

28:04

social interaction.

28:06

Every activity we do necessarily involves

28:09

others. In our opinion. Perhaps

28:12

we are free to drive as we please on the highway,

28:15

but other people driving also feel

28:17

that this is also their rightful way. And

28:19

so on.

28:22

Therefore, the purpose of

28:24

this fast vehicle is khulatuhu

28:27

maasihin.

28:29

His social circle consists of

28:31

pious people. His social circle is broad.

28:35

Wherever he goes, there are friends. He

28:38

has a place to share his difficulties.

28:41

And difficulties. If he has told

28:43

others, let's say that person

28:46

can't help, but

28:48

telling someone we

28:50

trust will at least

28:52

lessen the burden on his soul, lessen the burden.

28:55

inner burden, feeling like there's still

28:58

room for us to share.

29:01

It's better to be a layperson who wants to

29:04

socialize than a half-pious person

29:07

who locks the door. Because later on, it will

29:10

give rise to a narrow-minded attitude and

29:14

not be able to broadly face the realities of

29:16

this life.

29:19

However, what we must emphasize is that

29:22

socializing must be broad. But

29:24

never forget that socializing has a

29:28

huge influence in

29:30

shaping a person's personality. In

29:34

everyday life, we can say that if we are

29:37

close to a perfume seller, even if we

29:40

don't share the oil, the scent will certainly be

29:43

felt. True.

29:45

True.

29:46

But close to a welder, even if we

29:48

don't touch the fire, the smoke will still be touched.

29:54

To put it more clearly,

29:57

asan

30:08

mushaf.

30:11

Whoever associates with noble people

30:13

will also become noble. But whoever

30:16

befriends lowly people

30:18

will not become noble. Didn't

30:21

you see what Syauki said,

30:24

even a lowly goat's skin is kissed when it

30:27

becomes a Quran pouch. A

30:29

lowly goat's skin. If it were alone,

30:32

no one would kiss it. But once

30:34

it associates with the Quran, it becomes a

30:37

Quran pouch, perfumed,

30:40

placed in a high place, when it is

30:42

taken, it is kissed first, carried with great

30:45

respect and Be careful. Goatskin,

30:48

despised for its association with the Quran,

30:51

gets lucky.

30:54

But look at how goatskin

30:56

befriends wood, making it into a drum. After

31:00

midday prayers, it's called a drum, and after afternoon prayers, it's called a drum.

31:04

That's just a small matter. It's just a greeting, choosing

31:06

friends. Those who are friends with the Quran are respected

31:09

, those who are friends with wood because they become a

31:11

drum. Even in the dark of dawn, people are already

31:13

drumming.

31:15

[laughs]

31:19

So, especially for young teenagers

31:24

who are still searching for their identity,

31:28

like a cassette tape that's still empty and easily

31:31

filled with anything, be

31:34

smart in choosing the friends you

31:36

hang out with.

31:38

Because many people who were

31:40

good when they were dragged into

31:42

the company of bad people,

31:44

their goodness became pliable and faded

32:06

. But how many rancid bastards, people covered in stains and sin, commit sins every day, yet they associate with good people. In the end, little by little, inching and gradually, they get used to following goodness.

32:09

I emphasize this to teenagers because

32:12

they are still searching for their identity. What

32:15

they see, they want. What

32:17

they hear, they want. Curious. Just

32:20

look at the lives of teenagers.

32:22

After watching the movie Rembo, I want to be

32:24

Remembo. Brave. I

32:30

want to be able to

32:33

fly.

32:35

After watching the movie India, I want to sing all the time.

32:38

[laughs]

32:40

It's natural that they're still searching for

32:42

my identity, who I really am. The

32:45

social environment will shape that.

32:49

Therefore, be smart about your social life

32:51

because it has a huge influence in

32:54

shaping a person's personality.

32:57

Moreover, bad traits are more

33:00

contagious than good traits.

33:03

Good traits, pious character are

33:06

very slow to spread. But what's

33:08

not good is the process, when

33:11

teenagers usually first hear. Because they

33:15

hear, then they want to know. Because they want to

33:17

know, then they see. Once they see, they

33:20

want to try.

33:22

After trying, after trying, they get

33:25

addicted.

33:26

This is the process of marijuana, morphine,

33:30

narcotics, at first, that's how it is. At first,

33:33

they hear, they say, "If you fly to the

33:35

sky, you're

33:38

already floating in the sky."

33:41

That's the peak of happiness. At first, they

33:44

just hear.

33:46

Because they hear, they want to know.

33:49

Because they want to know, then they see. Hanging out

33:51

with people who like marijuana. After

33:53

seeing it, you want to experience it.

33:57

Once you feel it, it's delicious and addictive.

34:03

Once you're addicted, it becomes a

34:04

chronic disease that can spread to others.

34:08

Yes. If your parents can afford

34:11

morphine, buy marijuana. If not,

34:13

your mind wanders. Who's going to hang out the laundry?

34:20

Negative behaviors

34:23

arise from bad company. This is

34:27

especially true for teenagers

34:29

living in big cities

34:32

where cultural influences, artistic influences, and

34:36

life structures seem

34:39

increasingly individualistic.

34:41

Where competition is fierce, tensions rise, and the economy is

34:44

high, people easily experience stress.

34:48

Be smart about your social life,

34:50

because it has a huge influence

34:53

on shaping

34:55

your personality.

34:57

Happy people have fast vehicles

34:59

, meaning they have a wide circle of friends

35:03

and a social circle consisting of

35:05

pious people. Wherever they

35:08

go, they have friends. When they have difficulties, they have someone to

35:11

talk to.

35:14

But if they are alone, living

35:17

alone, thinking about their difficulties alone, they

35:20

could die before their time. There's

35:23

no place to share their feelings. There's

35:26

no place to talk, no

35:28

place It reduces the burdens of life.

35:32

It is fitting that Islam strongly

35:34

encourages and encourages people

35:36

to get married when the time comes

35:39

. The Prophet said, "Yaabab,

35:42

manumulatwaj."

35:45

O young men, if you are able to

35:48

provide for yourself, get married, get married.

35:50

Why? You already have a life partner to

35:52

share your feelings with.

35:55

Difficulties with someone to talk to are

35:58

lighter than those we endure

36:00

alone, even if the burden is just as

36:02

heavy.

36:04

Muslim brothers and sisters,

36:07

may Allah have mercy on them, this is the second characteristic:

36:10

having a vehicle for speed and smooth sailing.

36:13

Wherever we want to go is easy. In

36:16

other words, after a broad heart,

36:19

broad social circles. Two.

36:23

The third

36:26

sign of a happy person, according to the Prophet, is

36:30

misbahun mudhiun.

36:33

Having bright lights.

36:36

Oh, that's not a problem. Now it's the

36:38

era of electricity in villages, sir. The lights

36:41

are all bright. That's right, if that's what is

36:44

meant. But it's not only that.

36:47

Because the lights referred to here are lights

36:50

that will illuminate the entire journey of

36:52

life. And the journey of life has

36:55

begun from the moment we are born into this world

36:58

until we enter the realm of barzakh, gathering in the

37:00

field of mahsyar, and finally the afterlife.

37:04

The lights that illuminate are those that

37:05

required. Let

37:08

's say the top lamps

37:10

right now are Mercury type lamps.

37:13

Put it in our house. He just

37:15

lights up our house. I can't even light my heart

37:18

.

37:21

If we enter the realm of barzakh, the realm of

37:23

the grave, can the mercury which is so

37:26

bright illuminate our realm of barzakh?

37:28

Can't take it anymore?

37:31

Can lamps of hundreds of watts

37:33

or even tens of thousands of watts illuminate

37:35

life in Padang Mahsyar?

37:38

If so,

37:40

what is meant by bright lights here?

37:42

Nothing other than the good deeds

37:47

we do in life will

37:50

become a shining light.

37:53

In the world our names will be bright.

37:56

Our bodies may be buried in the ground, but

37:59

people will remember our names.

38:02

That's how people leave

38:04

virtue in life. Like now

38:07

thousands of people make pilgrimages every time to the

38:10

grave of Imam Syafi'i, to the grave of Imam Malik,

38:14

to the grave of Imam Ghazali,

38:16

to the graves of good people,

38:18

pious people, whose

38:21

virtues were left behind. who

38:23

engraved his name in gold ink.

38:27

Until your brother was lying in the

38:29

grave, people passed by, "God, this is so and so

38:31

bin's grave So and so used to be

38:34

good. Masha Allah, I

38:35

feel it too. Let's stop by for a moment

38:38

we fatihah.

38:40

Please convey the reward of

38:42

Al-Fatihah to the deceased

38:44

if he was a good person."

38:48

Then the brother asked, "Sir, are dead people

38:50

sent Fatihah? Did the

38:52

reward arrive? I replied, "If you

38:54

don't believe me, then die first.

38:59

I'll recite the Fatihah later, wait for me there."

39:01

Suppose I never come back here again.

39:05

Oh, now I just want to brainstorm

39:07

. If it doesn't enter your brain, you won't

39:09

believe it. Even though the unseen realm

39:11

cannot be tampered with. It's

39:14

the same as you've heard

39:17

the story of a ship without gold sinking, right?

39:20

Have you ever?

39:20

Once. Where?

39:22

Salembo.

39:23

Salembo,

39:23

yes. In the sea of ​​Mas Lembo. Once the boat was fully

39:26

submerged, hundreds of passengers jumped

39:30

into the sea, being carried by the waves, struggling

39:33

to face their deaths. That

39:36

person is floating and sinking in the ocean,

39:38

being hit by waves. We'll look at it using a

39:40

helicopter. Sir, you're drowning again, aren't you

39:44

? Yes Please, please. Don't

39:46

worry, sir. Here, I'll send you some diamonds,

39:48

sir. the price is Rp. 10 million. [laughs] Do

39:52

you think people who appear and drown in

39:54

the sea are happy?

39:55

No. It's

39:56

expensive, right? Intan IDR 10 million. Why is

40:00

n't he happy? Because Intan R10 million

40:02

in such a condition is not enough to

40:04

save him. He would be happy if he

40:07

was sent used car tires,

40:11

stretched boards or bamboo.

40:14

He wasn't happy about the IDR 10 million diamond. I'm

40:19

holding a used car tire worth 1000 silver. That's what he's happy about. That's right.

40:22

This is why the Prophet said, "Mal

40:25

mayitu fiqrihi illa kalqil mutagwis."

40:29

People who die in their graves are

40:31

like people who arise and drown in the

40:32

ocean. Yantaziru dawatan min ahli.

40:36

Waiting for prayers from his surviving family

40:38

. Oh, my father has passed away.

40:41

I really love him. Ah, send a

40:43

refrigerator to his grave. Ah.

40:47

It's the same as before. A person who

40:49

drowned in the ocean was sent a diamond

40:51

worth R10 million, but it never arrived.

40:54

That's how even if the virtues we

40:56

leave behind in life are dead,

40:58

people will still visit our graves. But

41:01

if we leave behind evil,

41:03

never mind people praying near

41:05

our grave, it will be scary.

41:08

That bastard died buried

41:12

there.

41:13

Don't, don't, don't go past there or you'll be

41:15

possessed. Don't [laugh]

41:20

just pass by a scary person who is supposedly

41:23

reciting Fatihah and sending prayers.

41:27

Life is essentially an opportunity

41:29

to do good. So once the

41:32

opportunity is given, make the

41:34

most of it. Because there

41:36

will never be a second chance.

41:39

The opportunity to do good is here, in

41:41

the afterlife it is called retribution. Once

41:45

that opportunity is taken away, it will

41:47

never be returned. Iqbal said,

41:50

"Life doesn't go backwards, man.

41:53

Stop being stepped on by people, going backwards is destroyed. There

41:56

is no such thing as going backwards in this life.

42:01

Stop being stepped on by people, going backwards is sinking.

42:05

There is no other word. You have to move forward in

42:07

life. In a positive sense,

42:10

life is an opportunity to

42:12

collect

42:14

as much goodness as possible. That is

42:15

the value of humans.

42:18

Nowadays, it is not visible that

42:21

people with many merits and those with

42:22

many sins are not visible.

42:25

Maybe after committing a sin,

42:27

their heads get bumped.

42:30

Maybe people are afraid of sin. But

42:32

now it's the same. People with many

42:34

sins and those without many sins

42:36

walk together from behind, they don't

42:38

look any different.

42:40

But there are times when merits

42:43

play a role where sins

42:44

are shown. It's the

42:47

same as if we drive a car during the day,

42:50

the lights don't really work.

42:53

What then says, "Ah, these lights are

42:56

heavy, just take them off."

42:59

There's no need for that. Why? At some

43:01

point, evening will come. When

43:05

the sun sets, dusk comes,

43:07

darkness begins to creep in. That's when the

43:10

need for lights is felt. Rewards. That's it.

43:14

Now, people who have no merits It's

43:17

not invisible in life.

43:20

But at some point, the twilight of life

43:22

will come, death will take our lives, night will

43:26

creep in, and life will be shrouded in

43:28

darkness in the realm of Barzakh. At that time,

43:31

if we don't have a lamp, how

43:33

unfortunate we will be.

43:36

Because the Prophet said that good deeds in the realm of

43:39

Barzakh will be created into a

43:41

beautiful woman to accompany us.

43:44

Evil deeds will be the

43:46

ugliest person to accompany us.

43:49

Already in a dark place that accompanies the

43:51

ugly.

43:54

[laughs]

43:57

Muslims, may Allah have mercy on us,

44:02

if that's the case, it

44:04

depends on how we use our

44:07

time wisely. Time is

44:10

so fast. What is called time,

44:13

suddenly it's 7 years old, suddenly it's like

44:18

this, suddenly it's like yesterday,

44:22

today's children have children.

44:26

Suddenly, time passes so quickly

44:29

.

44:30

If we don't

44:32

use it wisely,

44:34

we will lose.

44:36

The Prophet said, "Manana yaumuhu khairun

44:40

min amsihi fahua."

44:42

Whoever's day is better

44:45

than yesterday is a fortunate person.

44:48

Today is better than yesterday.

44:51

This month is better than last month,

44:53

this year is better than last year.

44:55

That's a lucky person.

44:59

Last year, they only prayed Maghrib

45:01

, now they've added Isha.

45:05

[laughs]

45:06

Last year, just Eid al-Fitr was

45:08

really threatening. Now they've added

45:11

Friday, then added Maghrib, then added

45:14

Isha, and so on. Today is

45:16

better than yesterday, that's a

45:18

lucky person.

45:21

Yaumuhu mlu amsihi fahua khasir. Then

45:26

whoever is the same today

45:28

as yesterday is a loser.

45:31

Today is the same as yesterday, the loss is that

45:36

this month is like that, last month is like that,

45:38

this year is like that, last year is also like

45:40

that. That person is a loser. What loss? Loss of

45:43

age. Age increases, but deeds never

45:46

increase.

45:48

And I think it's more of a punishment

45:50

than a blessing if someone is given a

45:52

long life only to accumulate sins.

45:57

Which is better, a long life with many sins

45:59

or a short life with few sins. Which is better

46:03

? Which is

46:06

better?

46:09

Yes. Yes. The most preferable is certainly a long

46:11

life with many rewards.

46:14

But if not, once again it's more of a

46:16

punishment than a blessing if

46:19

someone is given a long life but only

46:21

to accumulate sins. Losing

46:24

awareness that the world is not the

46:26

final terminal of a journey. It's just a

46:29

stop at Where we stop for a moment

46:33

to head to the

46:35

true terminal.

46:37

Muslim brothers and sisters,

46:38

may Allah have mercy on them,

46:40

this is the lamp that will illuminate

46:42

life, the

46:44

deeds we do in

46:46

life. So what is meant by a

46:48

bright lamp is the virtues we

46:51

do in life. Well, everyone, as

46:54

I said earlier, wants to be happy.

46:57

Happiness is essentially a collection of

46:59

joy and safety.

47:01

Happiness and safety.

47:04

What's the difference? Happiness but not safety is

47:07

not happy. Safety but not

47:09

happiness is not happy. For example,

47:12

if someone is corrupt, they have

47:15

a lot of money. They are happy. But

47:17

their safety is not.

47:19

There are soldiers lined up next to their house,

47:21

confused. Even though the soldiers are training.

47:25

The soldiers are just training, they are confused. They are

47:29

happy, but because their safety is not

47:31

guaranteed, they are not happy. On the other hand,

47:34

honest civil servants only

47:36

get their salaries. Happy, not corrupt,

47:38

but poor. Yes, not happy either,

47:41

not happy enough.

47:43

Pleasure and safety are for this world

47:46

only. Yes, once again, if it's only

47:48

for this world, it can be bought with money.

47:52

It can be bought with money. If

47:55

you want safety, you can buy it with

47:58

money. If you want happiness, you can buy it

48:01

with money.

48:03

But after death, you enter the realm of barzakh.

48:06

Money's power is gone. You

48:09

can no longer buy safety. Using

48:11

money. It's no longer possible to buy

48:13

pleasure with money. That's where merit

48:15

plays a role.

48:18

The more merit, the more shares

48:20

to buy pleasure and salvation

48:22

to obtain happiness.

48:25

And don't forget, in the realm of barzak, we

48:27

don't wait for the apocalypse to come for a short time

48:30

.

48:31

Well, yes, if we are buried

48:33

and the apocalypse comes, it's fortunate.

48:36

But if we still have to wait 1,000, 2,000,

48:38

tens of thousands of years to come

48:41

in a long wait

48:43

without shares to obtain

48:45

happiness, a misfortune that never

48:48

ends.

48:52

Don't be tempted by

48:54

fleeting, deceptive happiness at the expense of

48:56

true,

48:58

long-term happiness.

49:01

What's the point of a momentary smile if it has to be

49:03

redeemed with tears? Life span.

49:07

Let us drink bitter herbal medicine, it's

49:10

bitter indeed. But tomorrow our bodies are healthy,

49:14

rather than drinking syrup now. Sweet

49:18

is delicious, but tomorrow's lips will be

49:21

sore.

49:23

Sirawan, coughing profusely.

49:27

Many people are deceived by

49:29

fleeting pleasures. After all,

49:34

not everything that glitters is

49:36

gold.

49:38

Not everything that glitters is

49:40

diamond.

49:42

Therefore,

49:44

let's take advantage of

49:47

this opportunity given by God to gather

49:49

As much goodness as possible.

49:52

Amen.

49:53

Finally, the fourth

49:55

sign of a happy person. The Prophet said,

49:59

"Zaujatun shihah." The

50:01

fourth sign of a happy person is, the

50:04

Prophet said, "Have a wife so you'll be beautiful as long as she's

50:07

obedient." Being beautiful and

50:10

obedient is already in heaven. A wife like

50:15

that, if she's not dead yet, don't bury her

50:17

.

50:20

[laughs] She's

50:22

already beautiful and obedient.

50:25

But sometimes she's not. She's ugly and always

50:27

acting up.

50:30

What would you choose?

50:33

[laughs]

50:35

That's why the Quran says that a

50:38

wife is clothing for her husband, and a husband is clothing

50:41

for her. Why is a husband and wife

50:43

likened to clothing? How high is the

50:46

Quran's style of language.

50:49

Husband and wife are life partners. Life is a

50:51

long journey. Since we were in

50:54

the womb, there's been life here, right?

50:58

Up to the worldly realm, into the realm of

51:00

Barzakh. Gathering in the field of Mahsyar until we

51:03

reach the afterlife is a journey of life.

51:07

Look for a wife or husband, a life partner

51:11

who brings benefits. Not only

51:12

life in this world, up to the realm of

51:15

Barzakh, up to the Field of Mahsyar.

51:19

The husband may die first,

51:21

or the wife may die

51:23

first. But the husband or wife who is still

51:25

alive does good, my husband When someone

51:29

dies, I give his wealth to charity.

51:31

The intention is to reward my late husband.

51:33

This life partner is

51:37

unlimited and cannot be separated

51:39

even by death.

51:42

Their physical appearance may be separated, their physical appearance may be,

51:45

but their heart, their soul,

51:48

their togetherness in facing

51:50

life.

51:53

Therefore, brothers and sisters, the language of

51:55

the Quran is beautiful. Husband and wife are likened

51:58

to clothing.

52:00

What is the function of clothing? First, clothing is a source of

52:02

pride. This means that the husband must

52:05

be the pride of his wife, and the wife must

52:07

be the pride of her husband. Second,

52:10

clothing functions to cover the aurat (private parts).

52:13

This means that

52:19

husband and wife must protect each other's shortcomings. Husband and wife should not

52:22

reveal each other's secrets and shame

52:24

.

52:27

The wife's bad news is told

52:29

everywhere or the husband's secrets are revealed

52:31

in the public market.

52:34

[laughs]

52:35

That no longer functions as

52:37

clothing.

52:39

Why is all this necessary? Because we

52:41

realize that a good nation consists of a

52:44

good society. A good society is

52:47

composed of good citizens

52:49

. Good citizens are composed

52:53

of

52:56

good households. And good households

52:58

are composed of

53:01

good individuals.

53:04

From there, the steps begin. Building

53:07

a good nation begins with

53:09

building a household. Good character is achieved by

53:11

developing good individuals.

53:13

From this, it is hoped that

53:15

good values ​​will develop.

53:18

People will be happy to have a pious wife

53:20

. Why? No husband

53:23

can be successful. So whatever he is, whatever

53:27

his profession, whether a doctor, a religious teacher, a

53:29

preacher, a farmer, a businessman, or a

53:32

high-ranking official, no

53:34

husband can succeed without the participation of

53:38

his wife. Although this role is

53:41

not very visible, it is very

53:44

crucial.

53:47

Therefore, ladies and gentlemen

53:50

, Islam highly values

53:54

women.

53:56

It gives them a high position

53:59

as long as it does not kill

54:02

their feminine nature.

54:05

Now, if this success begins

54:08

at home, a career in society is

54:11

easy to pursue, but a mess

54:14

at home is the

54:16

first failure elsewhere. Well, that's all

54:20

Al-Fakir can convey at

54:22

this meeting.

54:52

ber

56:37

S

58:51

Yeah.

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