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Futtuwa and Living a Virtuous Life with Sensei Hakim and Ibu Shanti
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2024
- In this episode of Kindred Stories hosts KJ and Shahril are joined by esteemed Aikido instructors, Sensei Imanul Hakim and his wife, Ibu Shanti Indriati. Together, they unravel the profound connection between Aikido and Islam, shedding light on the importance of purity of heart and the spiritual essence of martial arts.
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Simple and fruitful. Love this. MasyaAllah
Love the way sensei shared his story of reciting Allahuakhbar. Two different ways, two different results. It takes compassion to listen to this podcast too. Because Islam unites people from different backgrounds and upbringings and this podcast is one of a good podcast that showcases that. Maybe too soon to say but, this podcast can bring muslim unite globally InshaAllah.
Keep it coming KS! ( I cried a bunch on Sonny's episode, but this one exudes strength in calmness of the speakers which makes me want to pick up a sport like how sensei is for his martial art.)
Aku dah hidup hampir 28 tahun tapi ini kali pertama aku dengar konsep futuwwah. Hmm aku ingat aku dah tahu semua benda pasal islam tapi podcast ini membuatkan aku jadi humble
Don't worry, Aunty yg 68 yrs old pun watching this
Just when I thought KJ and Shahril couldnt outdo themselves from the last episode, boy was I wrong! I am a rugby fan, and seeing SBW in ep1 was sensational. I knew SBW was a Muslim revert, and getting him on the show was a power catch for Kindred Stories debut. Hence,when I started watching ep2, I had reservations as the opening started off with a slow pace. I couldn't understand what Sensei meant about the relationship between Islam and Akido. I thought it was just pseudo science. But when he told the story of the Bali bombing workshop, I had tears in my eyes and instantly felt and understood what he meant. Kudos to KJ and Shahril for their guests selection. A wonderful production by far!
Suggest U watch OnePath Network's the Muslim Fighting Coach Firas Zahabi too..
Kindred Stories = Khairy Shahril
Wow as an Aikidoka this episode going to be close to my heart. Already shared the link to my sensei and fellow Aikidokas. Can't wait for episode 2!
At first it was hard to grasp Sensei's explanation as he doesnt seem to be articulate enough. But after listening to his every word intently, i got his message, d most powerful msg is d simple advice he gv when Khairy asked how shud he handle d lingering anger he still has, from being treated badly by his political party. His simple n wise advice was: Ignore them, just know that u are right in what u did, and trust God Almighty may hv sth better for u. And Ibu reminded him of how Prophet Muhammad acted in d face of adversity n bad treatment by his enemies then. Wise advice all of us can follow. Bitter maybe, but wise advice.
I cried when sensei shared the story about the part of ‘Allahuakbar
Love this. Love Shahril's awareness and honest questions. Tq to Sensei and Ibu.
KS has moved to another level beyond expectation. Congratulation to KJ & SH.
Another great conversation...to learn about the relationship between the philosophy of Aikido and what our religion teaches us. It is amazing to learn how the purity of heart can be the answers to everything that we do in our daily life. Job well done Kindred Stories (KS). Way to go KJ & SH.
14:15-18:45 : This is such an eye-opening story, the hardest obstacle is our own pride. So true.
1:06:30-1:10:00 : Honestly, KJ just gotta fully embrace his Reputation era now and cover one of the TS songs like "Look What You Made Me Do". Release his anger into the ether.
Thanks KS for bringing different perspectives from different people around the world. I don't have the opportunity or maybe ability to have such good conversations with people's. But listening to your podcasts gave allowed me to listen and digest this different views of other people. It's good for my self development. Thank you
Malaysia is one of world’s key countries and always got spotlight in international stage. For KS or Kindred to bring world famous persons into its platform should have no problem at all.
I think KJ and SH have helped to inspire us by bringing Sensei and Ibu Shanti to share their unique perspectives about how Aikido has helped to boost their Islamic understanding. There is a story about Saiyyidinah Ali RA taking a break from battle. In those ancient times,warring parties would agree to take a break during battle. There is no such thing or Code of War in modern times. I remembered that Futuwah has influenced the idea of Chilvary. The Ethical Values of a Warrior. Futuwwah is more about Inner Refinement than outer struggle or Battle. The Samurai who has mastered himself becomes a fearless Warrior in physical battle. Imagine how a warrior sage like Saiyyidinal Ali RA a man of profound Peace becomes an unbeatable adversary in battle. Imagine Saiyyidinah Ali RA was advised by Holy Prophet saw not to have any anger or hate, not even an iota. What a tremendous paradox. Holy Prophet saw told Saiyyidinah Ali RA that even if a flicker of anger crosses his Heart, it is better for him to die, than violate Allah's Command. Saiyyidinah Ali fought with great prowess till the enemy spat on him. He put down his sword and his enemy said before i chop off your head tell me why you put down your sword. Ali RA replied " My Prophet saw told me that it is better for me to die than violate Allahs command..by becoming angry. What an unbelievable act of supreme chilvary supported by tremendous Fsith. The enemy was overwhelmed by Ali RA and said convert me to Islam. This is how Islamic Chilvary surpasses any other approach.
Chivalry is a value missed so much in the Malay people. Kesatriaan is the Malay word for chivalry. It comes from the Sanskrit word shatria- warrior. But, what entails that satria value?
Maybe, we need a new look at this important moral value system in the Malay sociological perspective (psychic) like Bushido and Futuwah. Nilai budi satria perlu dihadirkan - ditonjolkan kembali dalam pembentukkan seseorang insan Melayu Muslim. Disinilah saya melihat silat sebagai satu peninggalan leluhur kita yang amat sesuai untuk tujuan ini. Kementerian pendidikkan amat berperanan.
I learn Aikido and my Sensei is Ramlan Ortega Shihan. He would always give me similar advise.
Both Hakim sensei and Ramlan sensei are good friends
Mahal ke bang nak belajar ni?
Always educational to listen to cross cultural references..its ok to take whats good from anywhere as long it doesnt conflict with ur akidah .its safe to say..everything is relative of course..Indonesian Islam is more tolerant vis a vis Malaysian Islam, because the country is big and more diverse ..Malay Muslims especially in peninsular at the personal level are not as exposed to other cultures that much so their approach is more rigid ..n generally think there is only one way, so it makes them very judgemental if things dont conform with their way of thinking...then, sabah and sarawak muslims because of their diverse societies n are used to having different religions in d extended family, generally tend to be more tolerant like the Indonesian Muslims.Tq.
Nouman Ali Khan, Omar Suleiman, Yasir Qadhi
wow.!!.baru tau Shahril black belt taekwando .
Next year dengar kata Khabib nak datang kalau boleh jemput dia fuhh memang meng-global empayar KS. Kalau boleh jemput mike tyson ke, dave chappelle ke, lagilah.
If KS manage to interview Khabib one day, the views will skyrocket to the moon.
Chivalry is a value missed so much in the Malay people. Kesatriaan is the Malay word for chivalry. It comes from the Sanskrit word shatria- warrior. But, what entails that satria value?
Maybe, we need a new look at this important moral value system in the Malay sociological perspective (psychic) like Bushido and Futuwah. Nilai budi satria perlu dihadirkan - ditonjolkan kembali dalam pembentukkan seseorang insan Melayu Muslim. Disinilah saya melihat silat sebagai satu peninggalan leluhur kita yang amat sesuai untuk tujuan ini. Kementerian pendidikkan amat berperanan.
Not many people know about Sensei Hakim. I feel that probably you should start with few video of Sensei Hakim doing Aikido
Sedap aksen melayu kita jika berbahasa inggris daripada yang sudah ikut aksen Amerika itu
Bagus aksen Amerika lah
wahn.... nk hindarknnye hanye dgn "illahi anta maksudi wa ridho ka matlubi..." 😁🙏✌
Beautiful discussion❤ Thank you Sensei Hakim & Bu Shanti 😊
If i may share some ideas. Futuwah is an approach that is based on the Way of Peace. it is about the Jihad against the Lower Self (An Nafs Ammsrah) and cultivating the beautiful traits. It is about an Inner Struggle (Jihad al Akbsr) When the Self is conquered then Inner Peace comes and the Heart is reached and the mind Ego is subjugated.
I have always been fascinated by Morihei Ueshibs and his philosophy of Peace. the more an opponent charges with force, the more his attack is blunted. This is the same principle as in Ba Gua and Hding I, two powerful Chinese Martial Arts that focuses on Inner Strength. I discovered that Inner Strength is activated just by saying Bismillah. SubhanaAllah. And i can prove this by a demo of physical strength. I dont have to focus on the secret of Kung Fu, the Dan Tien. Just Bismillah connects the Energy Centres. And i can show this.. SubhanaAllah
Kenapa channel ni lambat sangat update. Buatlah seminggu 1 episod.
jemputan jadual x sesuai kot, podcast ni mesti ada jemputan bkn mcm ks kj n shahril boleh bincang berdua
I would like to suggest inviting Aliza Kim, a Thai-American to your show.
Brothers , try begin each episode with usual lines - opening of speech - as uttered in khutbah ... til amma ba'du. then continue
السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ KJ. Sheikh Hamza Yusof, Sheikh Nuh Ha Mim Keller and Sheikh Hakim Murad will be a fit for purpose guest for this program. If possible and opportunity arise 🙏🙏
Muslim women warriors, Saidaitina Aishah, Summayyah, Masyitah,Asmaa, Fatimah,Asiah
Boleh share class beginner aikido for adult kl area ..tq
Atas Mukha Cafe, TTDI there’s aikido class (not sure which day i’m sure someone at Mukha Cafe can share the info if you pop by
Where ayana episode??
next jemput Mehdi Hassan please!
Harap dapat muatkan subtitle Malaysia untuk kami yang xseberapa fasih memahami english. Terima kasih.
ada je. boleh ubah subtitle setting kepada malay
Next : Will Smith and Khabib !!
harap andrew tate dapat dijemput ke kindred stories
dah kena tangkap bang. nk di extradisi ke england
❤❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹
what is akudoka? akido? cant wait to hear it
Is Sami Hamdi a future guest ?
My takeaway from this, almost the same point from bro SBW, your intention, must be because of Allah.
Vladimir Putin is marshal artist which partly influence his personality among others, he is joined by migrant western marshal artists. That way coupled with his orthodox Christian belief Putin is able to face the western denigrations - so is China with their long history of wisdoms..
ada KS version baru ?
Dah 2nd episode dah..ks versi international utk capai international community market
The message didn't come through. May be better to have been done in bahasa malaysia/indonesia.
But then, it will be limited to us only. With English this will reach world wide. But i agree, hard to understand
Harap team KS sediakan sarikata
this is an ENGLISH EXCLUSIVE podcast. global audience target. not for malay or indon
@@DivineMHH @DivineMHH FIRST OF ALL, PLEASE DO NOT GENERALIZED THAT ALL MALAYS OR INDONESIANS DO NOT KNOW HOW TO SPEAK OR UNDERSTAND ENGLISH WELL. I am just saying the english spoken was not delivered clearly for the message to be understood. May be the guest are more comfortable speaking in their mother tongue. Do you think I'm an idiot not to know that this particular podcast is meant for the global english speaking audience. IF YOU'RE INTELLIGENT ENOUGH, YOU WOULD UNDERSTAND WHAT I MEAN. NOW COME DOWN FROM YOUR HIGH HORSE AND EAT SOME HUMBLE PIE!
DON'T TAKE ME AS AN IDIOT NOT TO NOW THAT THIS IS AN ENGLISH PODCAST AND PLEASE DON'T BE SO ARROGANT AS TO GENERALIZE MALAYS OR INDONESIANS DO NOT KNOW HOW TO SPEAK OR UNDERSTAND ENGLISH. DO YOU REALLY UNDERSTAND MY COMMENTS? AND IS THIS BOLD ENOUGH FOR YOU?
Why does the studio look so gloomy and giving low energy?
Takde sponsor
To the guest’s point about Indonesians being more tolerant of diversity because they grew up in a diverse culture. Malaysia was like that too, and Malay Muslims practice a similar Islam as Indonesians. So what changed for Malaysia, why are Malay Muslims so judgmental and critical of others who are seen as different? One glaring reason seems to be the politics of Malay supremacy.
So huge thanks to Umno for starting that and now to PN for capitalising on it. Congrats on destroying the beautiful society that was Malaysia!
get the fuck out with your political opinions. they dont even talking about politics.
tolerence comes with mutual respect and understanding of our diversities and sensitivities....
DAP itself champions the rights of the chinese, y cant PN + umno take the same stand? 😏
fundamental muslims are entitled to their say + stand....
just my 2 cents
malaysia is still a safe haven for all....there is no boogeyman hiding in the corners....
@@muhammadlutfieshahshahrel4093 the problem in malaysia.. the islam community were very respectful and tolerant but the other side did not reciprocate
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Hi KS. Im a big fan of both of your podcasts. I just listened to this greattttt interview with a young revert malaysian chinese man, who was a buddhist monk before and also a christian, a totally different journey he had compared to the other revert especially on what he is inspiring to do now as a moslem which i found very touching as he does so much than most of us, a born moslem. Please listen to the inview below and kindly consider inviting him as your guest. Totally looking fwd to it. Tqvm KS and well done on your great efforts for both podcasts.