The Big Picture with AB Dawjee – Sat,05.09.2026

0:00The Big Picture Program, an award-winning program with your weekly dose of insights, fresh perspectives, and alternative analysis. Tune in as AB DowGi sheds light on various burning issues and brings forth a narrative that mainstream media tends to ignore. Informal, yet hard-hitting, humorous, yet authentic. The Big Picture Program, with AB DowGi, now even bigger on Saturday mornings 11 a.m. The Big Picture Program, with AB DowGi, now even bigger on Saturday mornings 11 a.m. I was time. Alan was silent and how's it be a wonderful, astute, discerning, perspicacious, erudite, sapient, segacious, cerebral, judicious listeners of the Big Picture Program?

1:16Yes, folks, that's exactly what you are. I don't really know what all those words mean, but hey, they sound impressive, man. I did the show last week. Sorry, the fraud is still stuck in my throat. I did the show last week. So today you expected most of our deafsats turn to do it. So sorry, sorry to this, to disappoint you. Please don't switch off. I'm glad I'm staying on a high standard. Yes, the boy really does some heavy research, hey? I am on today because on Thursday, insha'Allah, I'm off again to some exotic destination overseas. With a very large group. Yes. quite a lot of people, one group joining us from Australia, South Africans who have settled their years ago, mostly in Brisbane, Brisbane. Very exciting for us to meet with them.

2:23So yes, I'll be away for a couple of weeks. Stay in Lecker hotels. The menaces they meet at Leitch Hotel and say, ah Mr. Rabubakar, Mr. Rabubakar, we've got the presidential suite for you. And of course, there's huge bouffets, hundreds of caries and with very, very delicious dishes. And then of course, we are visiting famous sites with non-stop comments from expert guides. Yes, thank you. It's a very tough job, mummoo, but somebody has to do it right. But I know you feel sorry for me, Motta. So what happened now? Let's see. At a supermarket chain in Spock Road, one bright chap said, hey, Dowdy, my cousin is going on, on your trip. So you're going to Uzbekistan and after that Pakistan and then he loved, really loved it. He said, Dowdy, when are you going to come rest time? Yes, your cell by date is coming.

3:30Oh, yes, yes. Lucky there were lots of people around because I was clapped nicely. Spock Road is the busiest place in the whole world. Hassel and Busser, very vibrant. Lots of child joints, people shopping, guys calling you into the shops, pulling you into the shop. Say, Uncle, you've got groups on special today. Buy one, you get one free. Yes, that's a really clean suite, man. Sorry for that lame one, but your floor left, okay. And every robot has its own, the traffic light has its own very sad figure, sad figure, hoping to get maybe a two-round, all their selling strawberries or something like that. Ish, you know what? People are really, really struggling. One fully came to my car yesterday holding two jackfruit fruits. Do you know what that is? And he said, Uncle, you must tell your friend to cook jackfruit curry. You'll never

4:35chow mutton again. What a sweet one. He had such a cheerful but desperate look on his face. I gave him five brands and didn't take the jackfruit. You know what I noticed? When people in the cars have to stop at these robots, these traffic lights, they keep some distance away from the car in front so that as a guy in crutches starts to come towards you, you slowly move forward. As if the light has changed to green. So you have to, you can't wait. You have to move on really faster. You can't hear what the guy is saying. You just got to move. That's not nice. Oh, of course, I never do it. I never, never. Shrews Bob. A lot of people are really battling out the battling, but in one hopeless guy, he became so weak that he just fell down outside the KFC shop. The KFC fast food place

5:38just painted right almost completely. And then I stayed quickly, opened my handbag and gave him an apple and the fellow opened one and I said, Madam, if I wanted an apple, I would have faded in front of bed city. Okay. No, I didn't really happen. I'm just kidding. My friend, you know, said to the joke to me this morning. Bad guy. Let's look at South Africa. What's happening here? Sorry for coughing every now and then that there's a residual effect of the flu still there still lingering there. Right. Let's look at South Africa. What's happening here? You know, in the old days, people said South Africa, right place sunny skies and Chevrolet. Right place sunny skies and Chevrolet. Well, that has changed quite a lot. Brides are not very frequent. Once upon a time, you could buy a whole sheep for what you pay for one kilo of land today. And when that did you

6:42see Chevrolet? When? Today all kinds of Chinese cars are full on the roads. And they look really nice. I thought one night. I saw the other day look was a post, but it was some B.Y.D. or something like that. Anyway, it's business as usual in South Africa. The char ones are still smiling and making my job with hard with your hard and tax money because much longer didn't call them. They didn't call them up. We are so used to hearing about the millions looted by this choice that the news is not surprising anymore. Twenty million stolen. That million. Okay. We just struggle with shoulders and carry on. It's become quite boring in fact like par for the cause. Power for the cause. But I really set up when I heard the news story on on Tuesday. Tuesday listen to

7:47this. Hanwani Morgan, Mau Mela is accused of using the hundreds of millions he allegedly looted from the Tambisha hospital to buy a car. We need some of it to buy a car. Well, it was a nice car. It was an Italian sports car described as a hyper car. So what's the difference about this car? After all, you know, lots of those who stole money bought fancy cars, Ferrari and so on. Well, guess how much this particular car cost? Yes, pass it on your seatbelt. This car, a Pagani was where where roaster. The Pagani, where roaster is one of only hundreds that's been built handmade

8:57and rendered by the Italian car company. And the price is 52 million. Yes, folks, 52 million. 52 million. Hey, hey, hey, hey, my cool, my, my, my runs. 52 for the sports car. Actually, that's a bad almost like pocket money because it's a list that in four years, this guy siphoned off stole 820 million rants from Tambisha hospital. Yes, I wonder how the hospital could have improved. If the 820 million was used there, wasn't Babita de Okaran killed because she was investigating

10:05all this corruption? So it's a list that Maumela bought a fleet of cars worth 208 million rants. Ferrari and all kinds of things. I'm scratching my head. I've got a lot of scratches also. I've been scratching my head, the Anusness. You know, you would be happy to drive a Mercedes-Watt maybe one or two million. Nice. But what extra joy would you get driving a car worth 52 million rants? What special features would it have? What special features? 52 million. And if you are driving down the road to checkers, say for example, you're driving down to checkers supermarket in this 52 million rants. Would the seat, the seat that you are sitting on in the car give

11:09you a full body massage. And if you press a button while driving from Durban to Janisburg, it plays opens and outcomes freshly cooked lab biryani and it comes with dye and pepper. Press a button and it comes out. And in any case, you know, you can only drive at 120 kilometers. Even though that hypercar can do maybe 240 and you drive it along at 120 and suddenly one polo, small little polo overtakes you on the freeway. What's the point, then? Maybe of having this 52 million pagani wearer. I can't even pronounce it, it was roached sports car. I have an idea. Many of the children who have stolen millions and bought all of their luxury cars should have personalized number plates for each one of the cars, personalized number plates.

12:16And it would read, Choruan 1, next card, Choruan 2, Choruan 3 and so on. You know, I say that, that maumela had a syndicate of 42 companies which got the Tambisa money through very likely tenders, tenders. Yeah, it's maumela. That Elvis song keeps coming to mind. Hey, I remember it from my pre-hidiot days. Love me, tenders, love me too. All my dreams come true. Oh, my darling, I love you, tenders. And I always will. Where's the day, folks? Wonderful, South Africa. Wonderful. I hope that the Pagani hit a

13:25luck, a big pothole. All right, let's move on before I get very, very cross. So yesterday was the sixth month anniversary of America and Israel's attack on Iran. Iran, which started at the end of February, six months and no end in sight. So here's the big question, dear, business. What exactly was the reason given by America for attacking Iran? What was the reason? Anyone? Anyone? You got the back? What it was about Iran's wanting a nuclear weapon? No, no, no, sorry. That was not mentioned as the reason when they attacked. Are you here, lady, in the front? Because Iran closed the states of Hormuz. No, no, no, that only happened months later with the state where it closed. And the answer is that no one really knows

14:27the real reason. No one. As soon as America attacked Mario Rubio, addressed the media and said that the US knew, listen to this, say, that the US knew that Israel was about to attack Iran. So we, America decided to attack first. It's called a preemptive strike. Then diaphrad Donald Trump, the next they contributed a contradicted Mario and said, no, no, no, no. We attack Iran because they were going to attack us. And only after we attacked Israel joined in. So it was America's war that Israel joined, not the other way around that Iran was going to attack Israel. And so it came to past lands. And that's why America attacked Iran. So there you are,

15:36Mota, the real reason clear as mud. Listen to this. And you'll also hear a quick comment in this clip from Tucker Kousen saying it is really the war. Listen to this clip. I'm National Correspondent Kale Gaskins in Washington. Israel's role in the escalating conflict with Iran is under intense scrutiny after Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US knew and Israeli strike was coming. And that helped drive America's timing. On Monday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio essentially told reporters impending Israeli strikes or key factor in the US decision to strike Iran first. We knew that there was going to be an Israeli action. We knew that that would precipitate an attack against American forces. And we knew that if we didn't preemptively go after them before they launched those attacks, we would suffer higher casualties. Rubio's comments sparking immediate blowback. This happened because Israel wanted it to happen. This is Israel's war. President Trump

16:39dismissing the idea in the Oval Office Tuesday. No, I might have forced their hand. You see, we were having negotiations with these lunatics. And it was my opinion that they were going to attack first. They were going to attack if we didn't do it. If anything, I might have forced Israel's hand. But Israel was ready and we were ready. Rubio attempting to clarify his Israel remarks Tuesday afternoon saying the decision to strike came from Trump. They made the decision to go first because he concluded that we were not going to get hit first. He was not going to run the risk that they could attack us before we could hit them. On Capitol Hill, lawmakers pressed defense officials about Rubio's remarks, suggesting they revealed more than intended. Do you dispute Secretary Rubio's statement? I think Secretary Rubio inadvertently told the truth. I agree with you that Secretary Rubio told the truth. The debate's stressing fractures within the America first movement. I don't know what the world would I ran. Make America great again was supposed to be America first. Not Israel first.

17:43Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu maintains Trump led the decision making. Donald Trump is the strongest leader in the world. He does what he thinks is right for America. He does also what he thinks is right for future generations. The Senate preparing for a vote as soon as Wednesday on a bipartisan resolution to stop further strikes without the green light from Congress. On Capitol Hill, I'm Kayla Gaskins. Well, well, well, there you have it. Secretary Rubio's courtesy of 13 WAM TV news. I know what the whole world knows that this was a war for Israel. Netanyahu has been pushing for the attack for over 25 years, pressurizing every US president to attack and therefore for the weakened Iran, which was already seriously damaged from sanctions imposed by the US on Iran since 1979. Sanctions were imposed. So the reason for the US attack was for the US attack

18:53why it was started is not very clear. But there was no mention of the quest for nuclear weapons or things like that by Iran or that it must get rid of its huge ballistic missile stocks or that it supports proxies like Hamas or Isbullah or that it killed thousands of protesters. And therefore the US attacked to bring democracy to the people of Iran and so on. All these excuses to justify the war only came much later on. And now, don't keep Trump is singing just two things. Open hallmots and you must not have nuclear weapons. And the whole world knows very clearly that in this David and Goliath better, Goliath lost. The Oros man side bombing Iran into submission, that didn't work. And you know what, when you bomb,

19:54you expect the US immediately, your enemy will say stop, stop, stop, we give up, we give up. So immediate results and that didn't happen. Failure. But the Afro-Donald had to say face. So he got a new plan. It's called Operation Economic Outcast. Well the name says it all. That all countries must economically isolate Iran, no trade whatsoever. Any country or corporation be company that does business with Iran will be targeted by the US and severely penalize. You break the sanctions and we sanction you. That deal is an excellent plan to save face because unlike the bombing which failed, now some can say after maybe a one month that the sanctions are working, Iran is really suffering. And after maybe three months,

20:54you can say it again and say yes, the sanctions are working very well and so on and on. And he actually said that. He said, I'm not in any hurry at all. I'm not in a hurry. The sanctions are going to work. So firstly he can claim victory. The economic war is working and more importantly, this whole issue which is a real hot potato for him can now be off the table, not in the headlines anymore because actually did huge damage this war to his government because people are fed up at the rising prices. I mean, better price went up 30 percent in the last six months since the war started and some some ratings popularity are very low and with the midterm elections coming up in November, the orange guy is very worried. So with the Iran issue fading away from the headlines,

22:01it may do him good at the polls. So while we speak about people in the US feeling the economic pinch with rising food prices etc. What is the situation in Iran itself? You know, I've been to Iran many times, many times over the years as you know. And I make it a point when I am in that country, in any country in fact Russia or Jordan or Spain or Morocco, I try to speak to as many people as possible to get a cross section of views about what they feel about their lives and their country. So with Iran also I try to get very good views about what they feel. Outwardly on the surface, they seem fine. The country appears to be working well, no portals like South Africa on the roads, the parks and public gardens are immaculate, buildings are well maintained,

23:05the people are well groomed, very well groomed and well educated and no apparent signs of poverty. So it's a bustling. But if you dig below the surface, you will realize that the people are really suffering economic hardship. Beneath the veneer of normalcy is a story of deep suffering, especially among the young people, all feeling of total hopelessness and there's a huge population of well educated young people who she no liked at the end of the tunnel. Who she no liked at this end. For example, I met a top manager at a five-star hotel in Tehran. He's a university graduate. Learning how much? Around $150 a month and that regarded as a good salary day. Can you believe it? $120, $250 per month, not enough to even pay their rents.

24:11So that's an example of what's happening there. So let me give you an idea of the dire economic situation. Let's look at the collapse of the Iranian currency, the Rial. When the Rial was booted out in the revolution of 1979, the exchange rate at that time was $79,000 to the dollar. Just note that $79,000 to the dollar. You got that. Please follow me carefully. $79,000 to the dollar. When the revolution took place, America imposed very, very severe sanctions on Iran. It could not tell its vast reserves of high quality oil and gas. This strangled its economy. The Rial began falling very rapidly since then.

25:12Rapidly, almost in freefall. So given a year ago, number I told you, right? At that time in 1979, the exchange rate was $70,000 to the dollar. A year ago, August 24 last year, the exchange rate was, you won't believe it, frightening. $40,000 to the dollar, $40,000 to the dollar, let that sink in $40,000 equals $1. Since the war started six months ago, guess what is the currency working out today? You won't believe it. Two million Rias to $1. Absolutely frightening, shocking. So you can imagine how prices have gone up drastically.

26:12Dressedically, people are suffering there. There's an A of complete despondency. People can barely afford the basic necessities. Basic. Meet is a luxury. And while there are many who support the government, it's standing up to America. Right? There are many demonstrating that it's taking to the seat. Supporting the government is standing up to America. There are others who say that they are tired. They're tired of these wars because it's doing nothing to improve their lives at all. And the confrontation, they say, and the confrontation with America. Stop saying that to America. Let's be friends with America so that the sanctions can be lifted and we can live our lives without the hardships we are enduring at the moment. And it please is the cause we are dying. Then the other voice says that making friends with America will mean making friends with Israel

27:16because it is Israel at once Iran to always be weak, smashed. Israel wants Iran to give up support for the Palestinians. Israel wants a peace deal like the so-called Abrahamic Accords that Israel wants the Arabs to sign on to. That's it. The bottom line. That puts someone like the Shah back in power so that he can be friendly to the West and especially Israel. And of course, Western oil companies can enter and exploit the vast natural resources. So that's some of the views. People are saying, yes, it's okay. We will agree to any solution as long as our economic hardship ends. And other they say, no, no, no, we have our dignity and we will not be defeated by Israel and America and be their puppets. So that's the sad story of the situation in Iran. On the issue of currency,

28:20whenever my group went to Iran and we had to exchange our dollars for the local currency, the real. The guide would say, please only change a hundred dollars at a time. This time when you change, just change hundred dollars. The reason is that for a hundred dollar note, you will receive stack of notes, real, as thick as a brick and we don't even count it. So that's the impact of the war on Iran. What about the gun states? Well, things are also shifting there. They realize that they can't rely on America for protection. America is viewed as a paper tiger. Donald Trump said the war on Iran will be over in a matter of hours. Some of his advisors told him, mamu, it won't be so easy like Venezuela where Maduro was removing one day. Right, but he didn't listen. So he thought this is why, so the donkey killed the leader, the

29:23Ayatollah and expected the government to collapse immediately. Nothing of the sort happened. So the gun states thought, hey, America is far away and Iran is right here in our neighborhood and we are also catching it from Iran. So maybe, maybe we should just look after our own interests and not rely on the US, which actually started the United States actually started an unprovoked war, which these guards did warned against. We said, don't do it, but the PIDO didn't listen to us, but did what Netanyahu wanted. So the listeners, these Gulf states are dissolution with the US. No, no, no, no, they won't cut ties with the United States, but at the same time won't want to have Iran as the enemy. So most of them are visiting Iran, kicking hands and hugging and chatting and laughing

30:29and so on. We need to wait and see if they will also fall in line with some's call to stop all business with Iran. Ah, of course, the UAE has expected that's cut ties with Iran. Right, let's go over to the other terrible issue. The daily murders carried out by Israel. Yes, daily, yesterday seven killed, the day before 11 killed and on the news of humanizer, rather the four people were killed. There is no pause, there is no pause, the lunatic settler attacking the Palestinian villages in the West Bank. There's a war carrying on and also a war on social media as I told you last week. The Zionists and other supporters and the supporters are trying desperately to say that it's all lies. No, no, no, no, genocide. People are criticizing Israel because they're anti-Semitic, anti-Jew. Then the other tactic is to say that Islam is a barbaric

31:37religion and Muslims are taught to carry out senseless violence, beheadings and so on. Kill the infidel and so on. Facebook is full of anti-Muslim poisons, but the pressure to stop criticism of Israel has not diminished. Some of you may remember Hala Ghorani. She was a news presenter on CNN. She speaks about a group now on a clip on Facebook. She speaks about a group of Palestinian playing soccer in Gaza. So what's so different about that? Well, these young boys are playing with crutches. They have got crutches as they are playing because they had the leg grown off by the Israeli army. Listen to this. What do you see when you look at this photo? It shows Palestinians and Gaza playing football in the middle of mountains of rubble and bombed out buildings. It was taken by AP photographer Jihad al-Shrafi last February and it was featured as part of the Doveel Sports

32:41Image Festival exhibit in Normandy and France until it was suddenly removed a few days ago. A French politician named Silvan Lache posted on his Facebook page that he noticed that the photo was taken down and replaced by another picture featuring cyclists. Now when asked why the festival organizers did not comment, but the Doveel municipality was quoted as selling reporters. Doveel's Jewish community knows how much the municipality stands in solidarity with the suffering caused by Palestinian terrorism. Now Doveel authorities are making a link here between Palestinian people playing football, slash soccer, and terrorists. Reporters without borders reposted the image on its social media pages and said that it condemns the pressuring of the Doveel municipality into removing the photo, calling it an attempt at censorship. Now we don't know where any pressure might have come from in this case, but just a note on the event the photographer captured that day

33:43for AP. It wasn't just ordinary able-bodied players trying to enjoy a game of soccer amid the ruins of their homes, but also amputees playing on the pitch with crutches. If these images make people think of terrorism, then perhaps the problem might not be with the pictures themselves. These beliefs in justice, yes folks, it believes in the rule of law and accountability. You of course know the five-year-old girl, Hinn Rajab, who was killed by Israeli forces in Gaza City on January 29th, 2024, after pleading for hours on a call to Palestine Red Cross and

34:51Society to rescue her. She wasn't a cow in her family and all were murdered by Israeli forces. And ambulance and to reach her was also sheld, bombed, killing two paramedics. Last week, wow, there is really military announced for the first time that it would open an investigation into the murders. But they didn't say, murder, did they? Did they say into the incidents? Well, what do you think will be the outcome of this investigation? I won't tell you okay? Remember the videoclip of the Israeli guy who ran up from behind to the 48-year-old Catholic nun walking in Jerusalem and he violently pushed her to the ground and then kicked her in the head. Remember that one? I'm sure many of you saw it. Yes, of course there was an investigation and the results, what is the result?

35:55On Wednesday and Israeli court acquitted Jonas Reiber of violent attack on the grounds of mental illness. Shame. Poor guy didn't really know what he was doing. He didn't mean it. I feel so sorry for him. I'm sure all the other Jewish Israelis who spit on Christians are also mentally ill. So where else was justice served? Where people were charged for horrible crimes? No, no, no, but don't speak about Israeli soldiers doing any such thing. They are the most moral army in the world we at all. They will never kill a fly. So let's hear about the incident from a former Zionist, yes, former Zionist and evangelical Christian and then his carry Davis, former Zionist who eventually saw the truth and wrote a book on the subject of Zionism.

36:58Here in this clip she speaks about a horrible crime carried out by the IDF, the Israeli defense force, also as some people will call it the Israeli offensive force. Listen to this clip. I'm going to remind you of what the IDF, you know, the so-called most moral army in the world, did the Palestinians that's a vivid example of the horrible things they systematically do to Palestinians. This happened in March 2025 after the IDF bombed southern Gaza. So the Palestine Red Crescent Society sent a convoy of paramedics and a UN aid worker to help the injured. Well, after the convoy was sent, they weren't heard from. So the Palestine Red Crescent Society asked for permission and it's crazy that they had to ask for permission in the first place to go and look for the convoy. Well, they were denied access for five days, but when they finally went and looked for the convoy and found them, what they found was horrible.

37:59The bodies of the paramedics and the aid worker had been shot and buried along with their mangled vehicles. Well, once this was came out, the IDF was asked about it and they said, oh, well, what happened was that this convoy of vehicles was suspiciously moving towards us without their headlights or emergency lights on. So we had no choice other than to shoot. Well, what the line IDF didn't count on is that when the bodies were found, one of the bodies had its phone on them and there was a recording on the phone that captured the entire incident. So what really happened is the vehicles all had their headlights and emergency lights on and they had stopped at the side of the road to help an accident and as they were making way over to the accident, they began being shot and the owner of the phone, you can hear his voice saying the traditional Muslim prayer that said before death and then the phone goes dark, but gunfire can be heard for an

39:04additional five minutes and people shouting in Hebrew at each other. Well, when the IDF was asked about this, they said, well, we'll do an internal investigation. Well, that internal investigation concluded that there had been an operational misunderstanding, which what that really means is the IDF had done something horrible again and had got caught at doing it. Well, just today, it was announced that there's actually going to be a criminal investigation done by the IDF into this incident, but traditionally speaking, that means nothing will probably come of it. Less than 2% of criminal investigations against soldiers' activities, less than 2% results in a conviction. So again, this is just a reminder about the most moral army in the world and the horrible things they do to Palestinians. Well, well, well, for the folks, Israel always ensures that justice is done

40:18and the hidden red-jump investigation will no doubt produce the same results. But we should be, we shouldn't be so hard in condemning case rate. No, no, no, no, come on. Because anti-semitism is on the rise. Yes, anti-semitism is on the rise. Not good. People in the world are reacting very strongly in Indonesia and time around the day. I heard that Israeli soldiers on holiday, I chased out of restaurants. But the worst incident I heard about yesterday, I heard about it, was what happened to Nafhtali Bennett. And I told you all about him last week and that he will very likely take over from Netanyahu after the next election later this year, Nafhtali Bennett. That's what I told you about how he admitted that Israel's image was severely damaged

41:23because of the war on Gaza. Well, well, well, well. You know what, it also affected him very badly. Something happened. And I feel so sorry for him. It brings tears to my eyes. I was, I was having, I was actually having second thoughts about telling you. But when I tell you don't be too sad when you hear this, it's from the times of Palestine website news website. Listen to this. Former Israeli Prime Minister Nafhtali Bennett says, an ice cream vendor in Croatia refused to serve his daughter after learning she was Israeli. My daughter was in Croatia when public opinion worldwide began to turn against us. He said he was waiting in line when the vendor ice cream seller who had already prepared her ice cream asked if she was from Israel. After she said yes, Bennett said, the vendor took the ice cream

42:30back and said no to Israel and it threw the ice cream into the trash bin. Bennett recounted the incident during an interview on the Israeli podcast, Haida. Hey, what a sad story there. I wonder, I wonder when last the children in Gaza had an ice cream. Okay, so as I said, the war on social media is red hot. People are attacking Islam as barbaric, making it seem as as the main problem in the world so that Muslims are viewed as subhuman. They are pests and therefore it's okay to eliminate them as Israel is doing, doing the world a favor. But there is pushback, opposition against this demonization of Muslims. Here's one wonderful example of showing how Islam is a positive force in the world.

43:33We'll pay out with this clip but first let's lighten up a bit. Okay, and so there's some light at the end of the tunnel. A big company in Derben, huge and here at the big short CEO of the company, he decides to show his power. He wants to get rid of the circle, the slackers, those who are wasting time not daily working properly. So he went on a tour of the company. On the third floor, he saw people working at the desk, but one guy was leaning against the world, checking his cell phone. So to show who is the boss, he went up to the guy and said, how much money do you make in a week? And the chap replied, uh, 1000,000, why why? And the boss said wait, yeah, after a few minutes, the boss came back and said, yes, four weeks money. I take this 4,000 and don't come back to work. Okay,

44:39the time to the money and he left the boss felt so proud of himself and said to the staff, can someone tell me what work that the roof wall was doing around here? And a voice from across the room said, that's the pizza delivery guy from Roman speeds out. This is the evening out, he was a little bit in your assalamualikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh until three weeks time when I'll be making my jaw. Islam is backwards. Let's compare them showing. 1400 years ago, Islam abolished racism completely. Everyone prays side by side shoulder to shoulder, but in the west only 61 years ago, blasphemy whites couldn't even write on the same bus and churches are still segregated in the west today. Also, Islam gave women rights revolutionary to its time, education, inheritance, Jews who they marry, who they divorced to own property, but a hundred years ago, women in the west couldn't divorce their husbands, they couldn't vote, they couldn't attend

45:42a university, they couldn't even own a bank account. What about financials? Social security? Prophet Muhammad said it was compulsory to look after the poor. He put a 2.5% tax on all Muslims to eliminate poverty completely. Has the West been able to accomplish this? 1.6 million Americans are homeless each year. 1 in 5 people in the UK live in poverty. How about the environment? Prophet Muhammad said plant a tree, even if it's the last day on earth. The United States on the other hand is the world's largest CO2 polluter and didn't establish environmental laws until 1970. Look at the difference. Housing prices have skyrocketed. It's impossible to own a home without mortgage these days. Women in the west are basically forced to work because it takes at least two incomes to sustain a single household. US citizens are 18 trillion dollars in debt and you guys call this economic progress. In Islam, interest is forbidden entirely for this very reason. Islam also puts extraordinary importance on caring for your parents and elders. But in the UK, over 85% of nursing home

46:43residents never get a single visitor. Islam also forbids alcohol and gambling. Why? Or the West gives us a perfect example. 2.6 million people die every year from alcohol-related issues and 30,000 people commit suicide every year for gambling losses. And the West still hasn't caught up to Islam's perfect system. Women have the right to keep any money they earn, inheritance, wages all for themselves and be fully financially supported from a husband. This is something the West hasn't even caught up to today standards. Honestly, Islamic law is the perfect divine set of rulings brought to us almost 1500 years ago and the West still fails to compete with it. Prove me.