Mohammed Hijab – This Is Why I Love Traveling

Mohammed Hijab
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The speaker describes a national event called Hamza, which is a time for people to take down a time. They also mention a historical event called the "mark of the century" and a challenge to the world. The speaker describes a man who was learning to be a priest and eventually found out to be a Christian missionary. They also mention a large structure called Sayed, where people can pray and pray with non Muslims.
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We're here in

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Indonesia.

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Well, introduce yourself to the people.

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Age. Maybe

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I'm gonna die some

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every time. Yeah. So I dedicate

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life

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to die. Life to die.

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And also,

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we're gonna dedicate our time to now,

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the way it works is that you don't

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actually,

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they put everything on the table and you

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only pay

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for what you for what you touch, for

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what you eat. Yeah. So they put everything

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down there. And we've got here the main

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man himself, Oh, it's about

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Hudli. Very nice.

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This man's a powerhouse in Southeast Asia in

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terms of giving dawah words for Aira and

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many other organizations. But now he's,

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you you've got your own organization here, don't

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you, Fadli? No. I don't have any organization

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now. I'm I'm with IDT with. Okay. I'm

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leaving, end of this month.

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Really? I'm on a free agent.

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Oh, fantastic. Any?

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So this is a rendang. Apparently, this is

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the original 1. Is it fadli? Yeah. The

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Indonesian 1. Exactly. Original 1. Because obviously, the

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Malaysians have the same 1, but you can

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see that it's a bit darker than the

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Malaysian

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1. And we've got, chicken here as well.

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I finally used to tell us this is

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Jakarta. This is the morning rush hour. Right?

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Lot of lot of bikes

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here. You were telling me that it's, what

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it's called a national event or something like

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that. Yeah. Yeah. This is, actually a national

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event. It's a national event. Yep. That's right.

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Wow.

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Since I'm coming over, there's gonna be a

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historical event.

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Yeah. Yeah. Hamza out of your city. Do

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you own I think look. Let let's be

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frank about something. Let me tell you something.

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No 1 came closer in the UFC to

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taking down

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Hamzah. Hamzah.

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I know. It wasn't successful attempt. He said

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It wasn't a successful attempt.

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So

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This should be

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this should be it. This should be easy.

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This is, challenge of the century.

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Yeah. Bro, this is the challenge of the

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century, bro. You use your right hand and

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then you left hand. Okay. We can make

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you push your chest.

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Yeah. Are you over there? Taking your

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That is better camera. I have an angle.

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No. Ready? We'll do together here. Are you

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ready? Yo. Wrong 1. Wrong 1.

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Go and go.

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That was too easy, bro. Round 2. Round

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2. Round 2. Okay. Round 2. Round 2.

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Round 2. Round 2.

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Oh. Wow.

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It's not even me.

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This is the levels of the game, you

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see.

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The levels the the levels here. Hey. Hey.

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Are you ready? Round 2.

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Hey.

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3, 2, 1.

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3, 2, 1. 3,

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2, 1. Go.

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Yeah.

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Yeah. Say something about this world. How do

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you feel? Are they That that was 1

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of the easiest I'm wrestling.

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I'm still undefeated in arm wrestling. Yes.

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Undefeated, undisputed everywhere I go.

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In the studio. Look at that handsome devil

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there.

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My God. Look at him.

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And we've got the Sheikh.

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We got Fadli once again. The champion. The

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champion. No champion. No champion. And please introduce

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yourself.

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This man has a phenomenal story.

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Can I tell them? Yeah. The story is

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that this guy,

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basically in the beginning he was learning to

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be a priest. He was a Christian. Right?

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He came back. He went to the masjid

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and then

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They have done the shahada. SubhanAllah. And guess

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what? The Christians in Indonesia tried to persecute

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him. They tried they they burnt him. They

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they they have me once.

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Yeah. I'm sorry. III borrow your hands. Oh,

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please. Yes.

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Yeah. Yeah. Hug this. Oh, okay. Yeah.

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What's this? Oh my god. What's this? They

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broke it. Oh, broken collarbone.

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Yeah. Oh, collarbone.

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They broke it. With,

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football.

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Softball. Baseball.

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Baseball. Baseball. Baseball. Baseball. Why they do this?

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Why?

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Why? Because they love me.

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Oh, because good They really don't Because God

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is love. He's a Muslim.

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The missionaries.

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This is the Christian missionaries. They've done this.

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Farib's,

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3 Yeah. In their right side and 2

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in the left. Oh my god. So 2

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months in the hospital. I come with

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we're here in Masjid is Taklal, which is

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the biggest Masjid

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in all of South East Asia, not just

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Indonesia.

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And on the other side of it is

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a cathedral

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and, they see this as a great symbol

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of harmony between the faiths,

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here in

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Jakarta.

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Tell us a bit more about it, Fadli.

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Yep. So this Masayi Istiklal basically means, independence.

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Yeah. And it took a very long years

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for them to build. It took, I think,

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about 17 years to complete the whole construction

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of this Masjid. And this is the biggest

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Masjid in the whole of Southeast Asia. Even

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the Malaysia must be is not big enough

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as this. And as you can see, there

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are I think 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,

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6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 11 storeys.

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Wow.

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You can imagine how massive this, infrastructure is.

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Yes. So

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this is where also,

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they have, like, mosque tour that they organize

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for the, tourists to come and visit. They

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welcome non Muslims as well. Mhmm. So if,

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for example, you come and visit Indonesia, you

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want to learn more about Islam, they have,

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multilingual,

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guides that can walk you through the Masjid.

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Fantastic. I'm here in Sayed, the biggest Masjid

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in all of Southeast Asia. And look at

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it. It's very it's very big. It's gargantuan,

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actually. Beautiful architecture. Interesting architecture. It's not like

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what we're used to seeing in the Blue

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Mosque and other places. This is,

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kind of like a modern architecture, actually, where

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you can see how many people that this

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would be able to facilitate for in prayers.

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And each floor here

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is a place where people would pray as

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well. So it's a very, very interesting place

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to be, and, it's nice to see that

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Islam is, so vibrant here in Southeast Asia.

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