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May we believe that the ship
the Prophet Noah used...
...its wood comes from ...
... teak wood from Java.
A belief shall be
based on an argument.
If there is no reference
than you must not have faith on it.
A belief is faith.
Faith shall be based on a reference.
We may not believe in just anything for no reason.
That we may not.
What is your reference saying that
Noah's ship was made of teak wood?
Where does the argument come from?
Did Sam ever tell you?
Ham ever told you?
Or Kan'an ever told you
?
If you have the reference, you may.
But if you say "one said",
it is always like that.
Some say ...
... Noah's ship came from Koka wood.
Someone asked, "Ustadz, what is the law
buying prayer beads made of ...
... the wood of Noah's ship?"
They believe what the seller said about
the prayer beads.
The seller said, "The material
of these beads come from Noah's ship."
So that someone would buy it.
If God does not tell us what wood was used, then leave it.
We need not discuss it.
There is no use of it.
So, what if it's made of teak wood?
Not relevant
So...
There is no need for us to believe
something with no reference.
Lately, some people associate
Prophets with Java island
For example, there are scientists in
Indonesia
who say that ...
... The Prophet Sulaiman used to be in
Central Java,
in Sleman.
Subhanallah.
Also...
The Palace of the Prophet Sulaiman
is the Borobudur Temple.
That is not true.
What is your argument for saying so?
If the Prophet Sulaiman lived
in Sleman, normally...
... the face of the Sleman people would be
similar to the Jews.
Prophet Sulaiman is from the Children of
Israel.
Right?
The nose should be pointy.
But they look like us.
They are not much different.
Don't...
It’s embarrassing.” This is a shameful scientist.
Why do we need to impose it?
Indonesian is great
Javaneses are great.
There was no need for Prophet Sulaiman,
we are already great.
The struggle of the people is
extraordinary.
No need to say Noah's ship
was made of teak wood.
And the Prophet Sulaiman from Java.