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Sep 15, 2026

Aron SokolGUEST
41:49
You see, when Ariel Sharon went up in the year 2000 to the Temple Mount, well, actually, let me go back to 1967.
Aron SokolGUEST
41:55
In 1967, when Matta Gore went up to the Temple Mount and says, and they immediately handed over the keys to the Waqf, our enemies.
Aron SokolGUEST
42:08
Now, why? What happened over there? My analysis is that The secular Jews didn't want to have any part of this, and the religious Jews did not want to recognize the importance of the secular Jews in the redemption process, and therefore said, we're going to default to the magical Moshiach moment where the Third Temple will fall from the sky, and we're going to bring our exile mentality with us into, you know, in exile we had nothing, we had no land to hold on to, so...
Aron SokolGUEST
42:39
That's kind of my analysis based on probably dozens of interviews that I've done with rabbis and professionals who all they talk about is exactly this topic.
Tahir TalatiGUEST
27:53
And they all did it in different ways.
Tahir TalatiGUEST
27:55
But why target Waqf specifically? It's because of that what I mentioned, is how powerful the system is, how widespread it is, how sustainable it is, and importantly, how independent it is.
Tahir TalatiGUEST
28:05
And so they came, so if we take a look at the French, what they did in Algeria, so in Algeria, the Waqf was called Habus, coming from the word Habs in Arabic again, which means to restrict and restrain.
Tahir TalatiGUEST
28:17
So they had, you know, in fact, some historians say that possibly 40 to 50% of all agricultural land in Algeria at the time was Waqf.
Tahir TalatiGUEST
28:27
meaning nobody privately benefits from this.
Dave RobbinsHOST
30:40
They're carrying the machine guns.
Dave RobbinsHOST
30:42
But a- any, uh, the Muslims up there, they're normally as a rule part of the Muslim Waqf, the, the ruling religious body, uh, up there.
Dave RobbinsHOST
30:51
But, uh, obviously we've talked about the status quo is changing.
Dave RobbinsHOST
30:56
But here's the problem.
Dave RobbinsHOST
30:58
Instead of removing the pagan houses of worship, Israel's government invited the Muslim Waqf, the Muslim authority, back and placed them, uh, the Temple Mount under their control.
Dave RobbinsHOST
31:09
Well, why in the world did they do that? Well, they did it because they feared the international community and what would happen if they did away with the Muslim holy places.
Dave RobbinsHOST
31:18
Now, if you go to like a, a, a, um, Britannica Encyclopedia, it's gonna give you, you know, well, they had this big, uh, deal put in place with the, the Western Wall and things like that, and they did.
Hatem al-HajHOST
44:41
And he is the one who talked about all of these issues.
Hatem al-HajHOST
44:46
So some of the analogs that he mentioned is the Waqf and the Treasury, like Mudaraba, corporations.
Hatem al-HajHOST
44:58
agents, employees, like animal harm, authorization control, default, collective compensation.
Hatem al-HajHOST
45:06
He is the one who suggested that this idea of collective compensation from bait and mat.
Corey WayneHOST
2:12
The doctrine is probably 98% of the reason why the Middle East is the way it is with regard to the modern state of Israel, but almost nobody ever actually seems to recognize this.
Corey WayneHOST
2:21
The doctrine of Waqf, I don't know how to say it, I'm probably butchering it, is roughly an Islamic land trust, although the owner... of that land is taken literally to be Allah once it has been declared Waf.
Corey WayneHOST
2:35
In other words, when it got conquered.
Corey WayneHOST
2:36
This is like what I was talking about earlier.
Tariq MasoodHOST
47:54
Okay.
Tariq MasoodHOST
47:55
How much time does it take to add a piece of meat, what's going on in it? Yes, there are no parts in the Waqf sacrifice, it is divided like that.
Tariq MasoodHOST
48:02
Peace be upon you, Mufti Sahab.
Tariq MasoodHOST
48:03
Peace be
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:00
Pour Yahya Ali Murahman de l'Islamic Development Bank Institute en Arabie Saoudite, le mandat de l'institut est mondial et vise notamment à soutenir le développement de l'industrie de la finance islamique.
Yahya Ali MurahmanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:10
We had a very positive discussion and as the mandate of the Institute is a global mandate for the development of the Islamic finance industry, we would be very happy to explore extending the support of the government of Mauritius for reforming the Waqf law.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:23
De son côté, le président de l'Awqaf Mauritius Foundation, le docteur Najmul Houssein Abdoul, considère cette conférence comme un véritable atout pour renforcer l'organisation et donner un nouvel élan au secteur du Waqf à Maurice.
Shakeel MohammedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:35
Nous pouvons dire qu'il y a beaucoup de débats, mais avec, je peux dire, avec une misconception de c'est quoi le Waqf.
Shakeel MohammedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:41
Et pourquoi le gouvernement amène ces amendements-là dans le Waqf ? Alors, c'est important que nous stressions cela, que nous mettions l'emphase là-dessus.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:48
Le ministre du Logement et des Terres, Shakeel Mohammed, estime nécessaire de moderniser la législation sur le Waqf afin de l'adapter aux réalités actuelles.
Shakeel MohammedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:57
Le gros travail, c'est précisément pour ramener la loi de Waqf de 1941 dans l'ère moderne, avec tous les autres produits qu'il y a sous Waqf et qui nous pensent même euh, qui, Maurice, avec l'expérience qui nous a en tant que centre financier, est utilisé comme une plateforme pour précisément la gestion des Waqfs internationalement.
speaker_0NARRATOR
1:17
De son côté, le ministre du Travail, Reza Uteem, plaide pour la mise en place d'une structure globale du Waqf afin de mieux mobiliser les fonds.
Matt HildebrandGUEST
35:53
The Israelis take control.
Matt HildebrandGUEST
35:55
And within days—and it might have been weeks, and bear with me if I'm off on it, but it's super close— Right away, what they call the Waqf, how we spell it is W-A-Q-F, which is the Islamic, they're like the Islamic trust that runs the Temple Mount.
Shana WallensteinHOST
36:11
Okay.
Matt HildebrandGUEST
36:11
They were permitted almost immediately to continue to resume administrative control of the Temple Mount.
Amir TsarfatiHOST
23:06
Unfortunately, after a few days, he talked too much.
Amir TsarfatiHOST
23:09
And the Waqf, the Muslim religious authority, heard that the Jewish people are actually entering into the Temple Mount from under the ground through an ancient 2000-year-old gate that they found.
Amir TsarfatiHOST
23:27
And immediately, they poured concrete.
Amir TsarfatiHOST
23:31
And it's blocked up until today with concrete.
Aaron LavarcoGUEST
105:56
He blew the shofar and he said, it's in our hands.
Aaron LavarcoGUEST
106:01
And then, of course, the next day, what did we do? We gave it to the Islamic authorities, the Waqf.
Aaron LavarcoGUEST
106:11
To oversee it.
Aaron LavarcoGUEST
106:12
To oversee it and run it religiously.

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