00:00Peace be upon you, and God's mercy and blessings, 26, 26, and 10.
00:06Abdila al-Awwal, there's a lot of hardship, but the date is very important, especially on this channel.
00:12Why?
00:14As for the date, we are the only channel that brings you the event before it happens, as it happens,
00:21and after it happens.
00:24Our information is extremely important.
00:27It must always be tied to the timing.
00:31If you come back to the video after two months and the date wasn't mentioned, you'll say, well, doctor, nothing
00:37happened.
00:39Honestly, I don't know what.
00:41Is everything documented by date?
00:43I mention the date at the beginning of every episode, and I don't write it down.
00:47I say it to remind myself, and I say it, and you hear it differently than when you write it
00:51down.
00:51So this is very important, and this has to do with psychology.
00:54Now tell me, why don't you write it down for yourself, listen to it, and memorize it, especially in this
01:00episode before I start.
01:03In the content of this episode, I hear people say that mercy is only for humans.
01:09But some animals have also been discovered to have mercy, right?
01:16Some animals sense earthquakes and tremors before humans do, right?
01:22We agree on this point.
01:25And you and I have talked a lot, a whole lot, about this story, and about animals, especially dogs.
01:35And we observed some behaviors in dogs that sense earthquakes before they happen, and some birds, certain birds, don't sense
01:42them.
01:43Look, glory be to God, the Lord of the worlds.
01:46He gave birds a trait where they don't sense destructive earthquakes like dogs and cats do beforehand.
01:55Seconds or minutes or two minutes, some animals and dogs sense it a couple of minutes before, within seconds, meaning
02:03it ranges from 10 seconds to 120 seconds.
02:07But birds specifically, until now, I don't know the scientific reason for this, but you should know that birds have
02:15a GPS system.
02:16God Almighty gave them a GPS in their brains, so they are able to know their way exactly.
02:27They don't navigate by the stars.
02:30Rather, the ancient Arabs used stars like Suhail and Sirius to guide themselves on their journeys.
02:39You know, in the old days, their only guide at night was the stars.
02:43They knew where a star would rise, so it would show them the direction and guide them on their travels.
02:48Birds, yes, birds.
02:50Glory be to God, the Lord of the worlds.
02:52He blessed them with a special sensing device of their own, like the GPS device that humans invented, or like
02:59GPS technology.
03:00You know, during migration, or for example, if you have a bird and you release it, or if the bird
03:06knows it's home, and you go 200 kilometers away, open the cage and release it, the bird will come back
03:12to the same house.
03:13I mean, it doesn't know the way, but it's able to fly and return to the same house.
03:18Glory be to God.
03:19So birds have a GPS system.
03:21They know the way.
03:22And they travel thousands, maybe tens of thousands of kilometers, and return by the same route, and they know exactly
03:30where they're going.
03:32This GPS system specifically, look where I was going to talk about something.
03:36The seaway took me, but it's important.
03:39This GPS system itself allows them to sense, not predict, but sense.
03:45No, not predict, sense something strange.
03:48To sense seismic tremors before the earthquake occurs, sometimes hours or even days in advance.
03:57Birds have an amazing ability.
04:00Of course, they can also sense things like other animals do seconds or minutes before, but some types of birds
04:07start to behave strangely hours or even days before.
04:11And this is what makes some types of birds unique.
04:15Even now, in this field, in-depth studies are still being conducted to determine exactly which type of bird can
04:24sense earthquakes.
04:27There are some studies that have identified certain types of birds, but these findings are not yet scientifically proven.
04:34They're still just theories.
04:35I don't want to get into specifics, so let's just talk about birds in general.
04:39So, this is important.
04:41I noticed that some animals have a bit of curiosity, like humans do.
04:47This clip caught my attention.
04:49The scene I wanted you to see in front of you on the screen is a cat sitting in its
04:54house.
04:54An earthquake hit, and she didn't care.
04:57I mean, even 10 seconds after the earthquake, she decided to leave her place, as you saw on the screen.
05:02So, there are animals that are very curious, even though she knew about it 10 seconds earlier.
05:09There was supposed to be an earthquake, but even after the earthquake happened, she didn't bother.
05:14I mean, the cat is still calm, even 20 seconds after the earthquake hit.
05:19She only moved from her place, walked around the house for about 10 seconds, and then went back to sleep.
05:26And imagine, glory be to God, how some animals have personalities just like humans in some behaviors.
05:33Of course, like people, some are a bit lazy and don't like to move, and so on.
05:38But what I want to say, and what's also important, is that I want to talk about the large number
05:43of earthquakes that happened during the past seven days.
05:46I have a total of 187 earthquakes with a magnitude greater than 4.5.
05:534.5 on the Richter scale, 100.
05:57187 earthquakes with a magnitude greater than 4.5.
06:024.5 on the Richter scale occurred in one week, and this number, if you know, is very, very large.
06:10In one week, 187 earthquakes with a magnitude greater than 4.5 on the Richter scale, where was this number
06:18recorded?
06:20Is it within the ring of fire in the Pacific Ocean?
06:24I put an image on the screen in front of you.
06:27The ring of fire!
06:28Look at the Pacific Ocean!
06:30Glory be to God!
06:32Focus on the ring!
06:34It is the center of global earthquake pressure, and the center of global heat.
06:38Did I tell you about the El Nino phenomenon, and how its origin is in the eastern Pacific Ocean, or
06:44the Pacific Ocean in general,
06:46and how it affects the whole world with very serious increases in temperatures, storms, and floods?
06:51The same thing!
06:53As for earthquakes, the main natural energy source for earthquakes and volcanoes is the Pacific Ocean.
07:00What happens there affects the rest of the Earth.
07:03In fact, it affects the rest of the world, the other continents, and the other oceans.
07:09So when I have an indicator that there are 187 earthquakes in a week, with a magnitude greater than 4
07:17.5,
07:18this is definite evidence that some of them are aftershocks, because we know that in Indonesia there are aftershocks.
07:24But usually there would be 20, 30, or 40 aftershocks.
07:30It's concentrated in Indonesia, and southern Indonesia, clearly, and the florist sea.
07:35But the rest of these earthquakes, as you saw, I drew them for you, I drew them for you,
07:39and I prepared a picture for you that shows the distribution across the entire ring of fire in the Pacific
07:45Ocean.
07:47And this is dangerous, this is dangerous.
07:52It tells me that the indicators are saying it, not me.
07:58The indicators say that we are facing a devastating earthquake coming 90%.
08:0490% of it will be in the Pacific Ocean, meaning the countries in general,
08:09the countries that border the Pacific Ocean, which we now all know, 90% in the coming days we will
08:20face a devastating earthquake.
08:21Today is the 10th of Rabi al-Awwal, so from the 10th to the 15th of Rabi al-Awwal,
08:27until the middle of the Hijri lunar month, there is a 90% chance we will face a devastating earthquake.
08:33And I do not know the unseen, the only one who knows the unseen is the lord of the worlds.
08:40So the matter is his, but the knowledge he has given us, and the indicators we rely on,
08:47make us able to predict and anticipate scientific events.
08:52May God protect us.
08:53We will keep following up with you step by step.
08:56I am with you, Ahmad Adaram, and this is the program, What's Happening.
08:59Stay well, peace be upon you.
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