00:00Peace be upon you, and welcome to a new episode of your show, What's Happening.
00:05Today is Sunday, September 27th, 2026, and the 16th of Rabbi Al-Akhir, 1,448, Hijri.
00:19Yesterday, my words were clear, and we said that after the earthquake that struck with
00:24a magnitude of 6.6 on the Richter scale, it hit the eastern part of the New Caledonia.
00:32However, this earthquake is known for spreading and causing seismic energy or seismic activity
00:39in various countries around the world.
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01:21Anyway, there would be seismic activity around us starting yesterday, because we've entered
01:27the middle of the Lunar Hijri month, and there was a very strong earthquake, 6.6.6, and by
01:34the way, the initial magnitude was 7 on the scale we used.
01:37We've come to know, understand, and realize that very strong earthquakes spread seismic
01:45waves over.
01:48And we said this would cause earthquakes and tremors in more than one place, and we said,
01:53could there be another devastating earthquake within the next 48 hours?
01:57But 24 hours have passed, and there's still another 24 hours to go.
02:02And we said, if a devastating earthquake doesn't happen, there will be several earthquakes and
02:07tremors in more than one place on Earth or in the world.
02:11Indeed, our Arab countries had their share of these earthquakes.
02:15There was an earthquake that I honestly consider strange.
02:19It struck one of our Arab countries, it struck one of the Maghreb countries, and that is Libya.
02:25In Libya, it struck with the magnitude of 4.2 on the Richter scale, as you can see in front
02:33of you on the screen, and at a depth of 10 kilometers.
02:38This is the closest earthquake, meaning the one that happened a few hours before this, which
02:42is the Libya earthquake.
02:46Its center is the village of Al-Qadana.
02:49I hope I'm pronouncing it correctly.
02:51And this village is near Bani Walid.
02:56It's near the city of Bani Walid, and I marked more than one line under Bani Walid.
03:05But more than one Libyan city felt this earthquake, like Bani Walid, Misratas, Liten, Tripoli, Al-Kums,
03:15Gansur, and other Libyan cities that are directly on the Mediterranean Sea, or cities in northern
03:22Libya, and Libya, the earthquake specifically struck today at around 5.30 in the morning,
03:32this Sunday morning, Libya time.
03:37But why is the earthquake strange and dangerous?
03:49First, we know that yesterday and the day before yesterday, the floods and the torrents swept
03:56through Libya from north to south, especially in this city in particular.
04:01At the center where the earthquake struck, it's easy to see the floods and major torrents.
04:07Are the floods and torrents that the area witnessed?
04:11And then the earthquake that struck the area related?
04:16Is there a connection between the earthquake and the previous floods and torrents, especially
04:22since those floods and flash floods weren't natural?
04:27This thing in the same area where the earthquake struck, we observed a very strange cloud, one
04:34of the clouds we track.
04:35It's almost the first time this area has seen something like this.
04:40In Libya, I mean.
04:42The reason I always say it's the first time is because, based on covering what's been
04:46happening for at least the past 10 years, I haven't seen anything like this.
04:50A very strange cloud, and there were massive floods and torrents.
04:55If you want, I can play a recording for you as a response.
04:58But those who have been following the channel and didn't see yesterday's or the day before
05:04yesterday's episodes might remember this cloud translation.
05:08So maybe the question now is, is there a connection between us, this very strange cloud, and the
05:16floods and flash floods that hit Libya and specifically this area and the earthquake that struck the
05:21same area with a magnitude of 4.2.
05:26Scientifically, there's nothing to confirm this, but I can't help but connect these two phenomena.
05:31Is it just a coincidence?
05:34Maybe is there a connection?
05:36Maybe.
05:36I don't know.
05:37I can't confirm it for you.
05:38But me, we talked about something clear and tangible, and we can't ignore it, and we
05:45can't say we can't connect it.
05:46Something happened.
05:49Maybe it's related to the subject, and there's something I don't want to talk about, especially
05:55since Libya.
05:57You know, I mean, during the past period, when there was seismic activity in the world.
06:01After a very strong or devastating earthquake, Libya would experience earthquakes, but they
06:07struck its Mediterranean honestly, and more than one earthquake struck the coast in succession.
06:12But this time, the earthquake hit only the land in Libya, specifically from Bani Waleed.
06:17Before, it used to hit the coast, but never mind.
06:21Also, there was a clearly strong earthquake that hit one of the Arab countries again.
06:27It struck yesterday evening, Saturday, with a magnitude of 5.4 on the Richter scale.
06:33Honestly, the initial strength was 5.6, then it was downgraded to 5.2 on the Richter scale,
06:42and it struck the Gulf of Aden fault, or the Southern Red Sea fault.
06:46As you can see in front of you on the screen, its strength was downgraded to 5 to 5.2
06:53on the Richter scale.
06:55It struck specifically the Gulf of Aden fault, the Gulf of Aden fault.
07:00Its epicenter was almost near or close to the city of Seyhut in Yemen, according to Seyhut, just Seyhut, close
07:11to Seyhut, and maybe also Kishin.
07:16They felt it in Seyhut and in the city of Kishin in Yemen.
07:19I don't know if anyone from Yemen is following me. Let me know if you felt yesterday's earthquake.
07:25It struck at around 8 p.m. yesterday, Saturday, Yemen time, and it hit at a depth of about 10
07:33kilometers,
07:34striking the middle of the fault, specifically the middle of the Gulf of Aden fault in Yemen.
07:40This particular region is witnessing conflicts, conflicts passed down through generations, wars, and many other issues.
07:51Can what is happening in this region in terms of conflicts, wars, and problems also be connected to the earthquake
07:58that happened?
07:59Is that unlikely? Why do I think it's a weak possibility?
08:02The more important and bigger possibility is the very strong earthquake that struck yesterday in the Pacific Ocean
08:09and caused seismic activity that reached the Gulf of Aden, because the Gulf of Aden fault is one of the
08:15dangerous seismic faults,
08:17and it will play a role in the near future in something very big happening there.
08:22I don't want to go into details. I've made a special episode for members. I don't want to alarm them.
08:28Also, among the tremors, there were several light earthquakes. One targeted the United States, an American tremor.
08:34Another light earthquake also struck Latakia province in Syria. I don't think anyone noticed it.
08:40But as I said, there was clear seismic activity during the past hours.
08:45That was everything. For now, I'm with you.
08:47Ahmad al-Daram Aref, host of the show, What's Happening Block.
