Syedi Bachar reveals why he trusts only God while discussing the characters of Syedi Ahmad.
The episode begins with the speaker greeting the audience and stating the purpose to discuss the past, present, and future, emphasizing monotheism. He introduces himself as Syedi Bachar, expressing trust only in God and referencing the characters of Syedi Ahmad. The speaker thanks the audience and praises the Sheikh, claiming to be a true Muslim and not a Talib, while also stating he is a Talib in contradictory terms. He discusses blood sacrifice and giving to God, then shifts to personal responsibilities among women. The speaker asserts that the Sheikh killed the Taliban in Shahada, citing Sayyiduna Muhammad, and questions what if the Sheikh was the killer. He describes physical ailments and duties, mentioning Syedna Muhammad El Sher and his greatness in Al-Bas. The speaker talks about prayer and legacy, then introduces Sheikh Houthi Jani as a man of God who received souls. He reflects on poverty among sheikhs and the death of Sayyidi Muhammad El Sheikha, sharing a story about dogs and a king. The speaker declares himself as the law, discusses being intrigued and disparated, and mentions Sayyid Mouhammad El Sheikh and the Taliban. He talks about the Holy Spirit, being a good person, and fighting for a cause. The speaker describes going to Akness for help, discusses war and traitors, and references Bahrul Aknis. He shares a narrative about Sayyidi Ahmad going to sleep and walking to Abdul's house, then recounts personal experiences in the mountains and prayer. The speaker discusses prophets, Talibans, and rewards from a chief, then talks about giving a talib and faults. He mentions stopping Sayyidi Muhammad El Cheikh and giving a virus to him, followed by prayers and a story about Sayyid Muhammad Elsheikh. The speaker reflects on weapons, meeting Sheikh Maho Fahle at age 9, and learning about the Holy Spirit. He concludes with teachings on God's creation, new life in shahadah, prayers to Mawla Sha'ah Ahmed Atijani Sherif, and a mission in Yaman, ending with Arabic blessings.
