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dr. STEPHANIE: ORANG YG MAU SAYA AUTOPSI TERNYATA..

dr. STEPHANIE: ORANG YG MAU SAYA AUTOPSI TERNYATA...❗- Habib Ja'far - Muslim - Mamat - Login EPS 07

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What if he dies suddenly?

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Oh, he dies suddenly? Yes, yes.

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So, he's in a coma?

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So, if he dies suddenly...

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Don't tell me he's dead.

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Yes, that means...

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There's a dentist.

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He's dead.

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He's buried.

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Why is his bones... There's no bone.

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The doctor will explain. Maybe he has a case.

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There is.

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There is.

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The death that I know, It's not because we're young, we're old, we're happy, we're sad. It's not because of that. If we're called, then it's fine.

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Honestly, this is more touching than her speech.

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I'm sorry, this time.

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She just finished her speech. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim.

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What?

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Not yet. This is Islam Subhan. Yes. I am Islam. This is Islam Subhanallah. I am Islam.

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We are brothers in Islam. Because Dr. Stefani is a Muslim. Oh, Mu'alaf.

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Yes, I am Mu'alaf.

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From the name Stefani,

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you are a Muhammadi.

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No, I am a different concept.

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Can't young people be Stefani?

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No. This is usually a healthy human. I'm not a pervert You can't be a pervert, Stefani I can, but

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this is usually a healthy human being Stevia

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Stevia

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Stevia Mr. Hussein, look at me

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Stevia

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Can I be an autopsy?

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People want to be an autopsy

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Check, check

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The comedy is being watched

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Mu'alaf?

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I'm Mu'alaf since the beginning of 2018 Oh That's not a chronology

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Not a chronology? Don't be scared

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No, I'm not scared

2:00

Felicia?

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Why are you so...

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But, if I'm Habib Why are you so serious? But, if I'm a doctor, this is a doctor. Why a doctor? In the local language, a doctor is a doctor. I thought a doctor is a

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medicine seller in Tibet.

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He's a doctor who treats people. It could be. Because the word is Tobibun. Tobibun means doctor in Arabic. So, all the doctors are called Tabib? Tabib.

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But, it's popular in Chinese movies.

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Yes, Tabib this, Tabib that.

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Yes, Tabib this.

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Bring it to Tabib.

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Can we call it Tabib Boyke? Yes, you can.

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Tabib Tirta, we can good doctor. I'm not kidding. I can also be a doctor of Tirta.

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I'm a doctor of Stefani.

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Stefani.

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I don't dare.

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So, Dr. Stefani is a specialist in...

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Forensic. Forensic. Forensic, yes.

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There was a book about forensic experts. Oh, yes. Dr. Munim Idris, the late Dr. Munim Idris.

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What was it about?

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It was about his dedication to forensic science. So many cases were revealed because of his forensic approach.

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Yes, one of my teachers was also Dr. Munim Idris.

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Dr. Munim Idris. So it was revealed. Yes, so many one of my teachers, Dr. Moni Midris. He was revealed. Yes, there were many cases of SLEEM. That were hard to be solved. Yes, that were hard to be solved. And finally, he was revealed by the forensic approach. But, why did Dr. Stefani choose forensic?

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Because, first, there were not many patients who protested. Right.

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Calm down.

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I agree down I agree

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I agree

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I was once offered a house next to a cemetery If the house is next to a cemetery usually, I'm sorry, the price is usually low, I think it's cool Why?

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The neighbor can't give us

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Introvert is not like that Introvert is not directly I'm not that kind of introvert. I'm not that kind of introvert.

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I'm not that kind of introvert. I'm not that kind of introvert.

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I'm not that kind of introvert. I'm not that kind of introvert. I'm not that kind of introvert. I'm not that kind of introvert. I'm not that kind of introvert. I'm not that kind of introvert. In Islam, it is called the Corina, the guide, based on facts and data, which one of the forensics can be used as an opinion of the body. So, he can't talk physically, so he talks through the approach of the forensic doctor.

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For the cause of death, yes. Because we can see if there are any traces of violence, or signs of poisoning in the human body, the body of the dead, that can give clues about what happened before the death,

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until he finally died.

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Was there a forensic in the time of the Prophet? I mean, did people die? In the cave? Yes, in the cave, why did they die?

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In the time of the Prophet, the knowledge was not as advanced as it is now. But there are certain people who can see a kind of DNA of a person only from their physique. So there are people who just look at their feet and already know, oh, this is the offspring, this is this.

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Because the development of knowledge, traditionally, maybe it's forensic, but still bare minimum. Besides for the need, Dr. Sebwani, to see, oh, this is the body of the former, the death because of what?

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What else, if Dr're a forensic doctor? Sometimes, forensic doctors are also asked to do a forensic clinic. So, an autopsy clinic. For example, there are people who die after a prolonged illness. There are families who ask for help to do a clinical autopsy. To find out what the path of the illness is like, what the damaged organs are like,

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whether the treatment affects the target organ?

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Is that usually for the family's needs? Yes, for the family's needs. Sometimes the patient wants to know what the therapy was like. Sometimes the family wants to know. Maybe just to satisfy the patient's curiosity.

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Maybe the medicine's toxicity? Maybe. For example, the drug had a reaction. Either unwanted or not.

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What about visum?

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Visum is the examination of the victim. Whether they are alive or dead. We do the visum at the repertoire. The one that has died. That's the report.

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Sometimes there's a visum. If someone is beaten,

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if you want to report it to the police, you have to do the visum first. I'm foreign foreign So, if it's forensic, it means that the result can be certain or some people still doubt forensic. The point is, forensic is done based on expert opinion, based on the authority and knowledge of the best. So, any doctor should always learn and update their knowledge

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so it's not a line of descendants? this is a hobby, not a hobby

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oh, I'm confused

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what is it?

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I feel sorry for Dr. Slemani, what is the meaning of this? the docs are too internal

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there's an expert, not me

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there's an expert in DNA there is, another expert At the end of the show, we'll do a DNA forensic. There's a DNA expert, not me.

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There's another DNA expert. There is? Another doctor?

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There's also another DNA expert. They specialize in DNA. For example, people with this kind of DNA are more likely to be diabetic. Or have other diseases. The ones from the lungs? Yes, all of the cells.

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I had a test at the time.

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What did you do? We did a test from the lungs, and we found out what the symptoms were, what sports were suitable, what religions were suitable.

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No, that's not it.

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No, don't.

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Don't use that.

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If that's the case, there's something psychological now. What is it? Design. So, checking where their interest is.

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But is that valid or judgmental? What's the difference with Watton? You don't fit to work in the water.

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Yes, bro.

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It's the same, actually.

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You're working alone.

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No, if... I don't know, I know. So, psychologically, through interviews, tests, I know it. So, psychologically, it's through interviews, tests, etc. But, Watson is based on big data. It's like, people like this, like that.

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So, there's a survey. Yes, so the precision is not like the knowledge that has developed. But, Dr. Stefani, in the forensic, how the forensic system? Is it on standby? If someone wants to report to the family, then they can be examined?

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Or all the cases, if the forensic doctor wants to examine,

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he can do it? Okay, so legally, if we want to hold this human body, there must be a request from the police. So, I haven't done any outside investigation, but there must have a written request from the police. So, before we do the foreign investigation, we must have a written request.

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9:49

For example, from the foreign investigation, I saw there were wounds pointing to the crime, which is not in accordance with the chronology, or with the story of how he died. We will then deliver it to the investigator, and then later, if he wants to be autopsied, you will be autopsied.

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But the police also have to ask permission from the family, right?

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Actually, the police.

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Oh, the police? It's not mandatory. By law, the police is the family. That you will be autopsied?

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Yes, you will be autopsied.

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What if the family doesn't want to?

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Usually, they educate them first. But still, they don't want to do it. They don't want to leave their children alone. Usually, the winner will tell them the risk is like this.

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Still, they don't want to do it.

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We are in the society, we have to do it. But... But if it's like that, I think it's them who are the perpetrator. It's not necessarily. For example, the parents

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don't want to be exposed. the Who won the last one? We often hear that the police asked the family, but the family didn't like it and finally it was not continued. Because we respect the family and so on. But fortunately, when I faced the case, my family understood. They wanted me to face it. All this time, I educated them. I told them that autopsies are often suspected.

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They are afraid that the organs will be taken. Even though after the person dies, all the organs can no longer be moved to another person for transplantation. It can't be done because it will definitely be damaged. I explained it like that. So, in short, I said, this is like an operation.

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Only an operation on a person who has passed away. And after the autopsy, we will clean up everything.

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We will sew it up.

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We will clean it up and then we will return it to the family in the best condition.

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But can't Dr. Forensic tell the family or the police that this is fake? That he died because of being beat up?

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No, we can't.

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Can't you tell the family?

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Okay.

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What was done?

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We said it like this. After I checked, there were some signs of injury that didn't match the previous chronology. We told the investigator first. Then I said, this is directed to the indication of not committing a crime. The pattern is in accordance with the indication of a crime.

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I will explain later, and the doctor will communicate it to the family.

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Doctor, I'm sorry, I've heard that now in our KTP, maybe abroad, it can be indicated that if we die, our body organs can be donated. Donor. It was even discussed in several religious debates in the UN up to twice. And finally, it got some opinions. It was forbidden in the past.

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Then now it got some opinions, including Sheikh Wahab Az-Zuhaili also allowed it. As long as in an emergency context. If it is really needed, the organ will be taken for whether it is the need for other people's lives or the need for the lives of many people

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through knowledge, it is allowed.

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Is that Indonesian KTP?

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I don't know. I once heard that it can be marked abroad. No, I know I was in KTP Cambodia.

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KTP Cambodia, I can be marked.

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Without consent.

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This Ramadan is a test for both of us.

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Mr. Hussein, this Ramadan is really a test.

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But for Dr. Srimani too.

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In India, you can be marked like Indonesia, as far as I know,

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it's not yet in the medical record. But, I mean, the doctor said that if you're already dead, you can't take the organ.

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Yes, if you're already dead, a few hours after you die, you can't take it. So, if you're just dead, you can still take it? For example, for the donor can still die? For example, the donor, it is said that the donor will die by a brain stem.

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So, if the donor really wants to donate, then the donor will be executed.

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14:38

What if the donor dies by a kidney? There is a difference.

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The donor will die by a kidney? Yes, but the donor is not dead yet. there, Doc? Yes, but she's not dead yet.

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So, it's a coma.

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So, Mati Suri is...

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Don't let her know.

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Yes, that means...

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The dentist is not a human.

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You're not a human, so she can talk.

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Actually...

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I've asked her.

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She's my dentist. This is a nurse. That's why I want to ask, have you ever had a seizure and suddenly you're alive?

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No, I haven't.

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I'm a phantom.

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I was just asking.

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I'm a phantom. I'm a meteor.

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I'm a meteor.

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I'm this.

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The one I'm holding has a sign of death. So, there's a body wound, it's stiff. So, if you die suddenly, actually, the pulse, breath very minimal brain activity, so it is not clinically detected.

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15:30

The local article is Mati Suri, right? Yes, because I don't think it's real. But there are some cases where Mati Suri has been buried.

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Why is it not? There are some cases, bro!

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This is the doctor who explained it.

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There are several cases like that.

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There are some cases like that. Oh, really? I didn't know that! Oh my!

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There are a few cases that have been buried.

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But back then, when I was a doctor, it wasn't as advanced as it is now.

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The patients are still alive, right?

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Yes.

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There are still a few survivors.

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Back then, there were a few cases that were... Or maybe this, doctor, is it like he determined that this body died without a doctor, he just grabbed it, ah, it's dead.

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Yes, and in the past it was not seen from, that's why now people who die in the IJD or maybe in the nursing field, it must enter the first crime review room, the transit room. There is a transit room, he waits there, while in the cri is prepared, and then they will be examined first. For example, the death certificate is already stiff, there is already a tumor, it means that it has died in a cell, in a total way it has died.

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If that's the case, it won't live anymore, because medically it has been determined to have died. Usually, the doctor will say, The doctor said, we're sorry, we've tried. Is it like that? Like in the movie, don't ask, don't be sensitive. In the movie,

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we've tried, and the family has passed away. Or is that the way to say it?

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It's different.

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Every doctor must see the family's condition. They say they've been given life support or breathing, but they were shown that their legs were no longer working.

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They were no longer breathing, so we apologized if their family was no longer there.

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Of course, they were sad.

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I'm a BPJS.

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Who knows? I'm a BGS Who knows

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I'm already vaccinated

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I'm not a doctor

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I'm not a doctor

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I'm not a doctor

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Doctor

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Is it because In Islam The body of a Muslim Even the body of a person who opposes and enemy of Islam is respected. So the Prophet ordered that the bodies of the enemies should be buried with the best of their ability.

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The Prophet also said that the body is respected, so that the body is buried with the same respect as the body when it is still alive. So it must be treated properly, except in an emergency for the connection with autopsy, the body can be autopsied. The autopsy of the body is often faced with the death of the body.

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Does it make you feel like death is no longer sacred thing, not something to be afraid of? No, I actually see that human life is a bit of a mess. We don't know when we will be called. Because death, as far as I know, is not a matter of us are young, old, happy, sad. It's not because we are called.

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So, just remember to do the best you can and don't hurt others. Honestly, this is more touching than her speech.

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I'm sorry, this time...

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She just said it once.

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I'm committed. I'm committed, this time I'm just once I'm sorry, this time I'm just once I'm committed

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I'm committed to your trust

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I'm committed to your trust

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I'm committed, just once Because it's real Because it's real, people are dying

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Sometimes, there are still young people Sometimes, there are still young people Some people, before they die, still hope Some people, before they die, still still hoped that their wish would last long, that they would still have time to improve themselves. But it turns out that the time has passed.

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And sometimes, they found that they were happy without thinking about the consequences. But it turns out that the time has come, they never knew.

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So, that's the lesson.

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Honestly, it's still good. Four seasons of Login, and we're still in touch with forensic doctors.

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Because you two have lost respect for each other from the start.

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No, no. That's you.

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What's wrong with you?

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We respect Mr. Hussein.

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But this is two sentences in one sentence

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Oh, well, let's continue

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No need No need

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But doctor, if the Prophet said the most beautiful and firm advice is death Yes We didn't know when death would come Can this doctor give a hint from years of experience in handling the dead? If the condition is like this, it's close to the time of death. Although it's not certain, but at least...

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From the medical examiner or from the body of the deceased?

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From the medical examiner. from the medics no, from the medics so, it's like in the old days, in the local tradition they said, if a person want to die in 40 days, it's obvious it's not like usual

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it's like this and that

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but in the medics' point of view

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there's a terminal

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what's the name? Terminal lucidity.

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Terminal lucidity.

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That's right. So he got sick, and then he could walk.

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There are some people who say that before people die, the brain gives hormones to reduce the pain. Especially if it's a long-term pain. So, how long does it hurt? But it can't be determined how long. But the signs, for example, from the medical perspective,

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we like to hear, how old is this person? We can't say that. We say, statistically, people with conditions like this, the percentage they can live for 5 years, 10 years, is this much.

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So, you can't be a phony at the age of 13 months?

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No, you can't. You can't know. No one knows.

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There's no such thing. There's no such thing. There's a doctor.

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Usually, it's cancer. To make it easier, maybe. But, they say that the past 5 years, his presentation has been below a certain percentage. So, his family, we say that the possibility is small if he can survive for years.

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But it's the presentation. There are still people who, maybe beyond the presentation,

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don't know if he can survive, can recover.

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Even though in the heart of the doctor,

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maybe it's difficult. If it's medically, yes. But still, no matter what, humans hope that this patient can be healthy as always.

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But that's it, like, Rasul, you were once visited by someone who had a chest pain. Then Rasul held his chest and he felt warmth. Then Rasul said, go to Al-Harith. Al-Harith is a doctor in the time of Rasulullah to treat you. Because for medical matters, he is more qualified than me.

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Rasulullah often said, World affairs, farmers are more qualified than me. Maybe if a trader, the Prophet is also a trader. But for medicine, they are more qualified. But that's the business aspect, right, doctor? There is an aspect of prayer that gives birth to miracles

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in the belief of all religions. Have there been stories that if you go to the doctor, ah, this seems to be already... not safe. But in fact, the science of medical science seems to be wrong. But there is a miracle, right?

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Oh, there was. That happened when I was still in medical school, still in the class. I was in charge of the IJD, the care center. There was a patient with a head injury, whose skull was cracked and his eyes were not open.

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23:35

When I tried to see his eyes, the skull was covered with a cover. And he kept on being chased. At that time, I was told that medically, it was already difficult. Because the condition was like this. Then I was told, just wait, wait for this person.

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Because no matter what, don't let him disappear. No one will accompany him. Because at that time, his family was out of town. So I took care of him, accompanied him. Then it turned out, I exchanged my guard with my friend. My friend changed his guard, and then a few weeks later,

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I met this person who was already healthy. In front of the Pedah Medical Center. He introduced me to him.

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Really?

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Yes.

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You didn't know him? We met by chance.

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Yes.

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So, it's true, doctor, that people who are in a coma are often asked to talk to them.

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Yes, sometimes people still hear me. I had forgotten about him, because I remember there was a tattoo. So when he heard me, he said, Doctor, how are you? He remembered me, the doctor who was waiting for me at the IJD. He knew you were there.

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Oh yes, how are you? I'm a doctor now. I've been in a series of medical operations, and now I want to be checked again. Then he said, Doctor, at that time, be patient, wait for me,

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beside me, wear this shirt, remember. And that's one of the events that maybe I can't find the explanation yet.

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But, earlier, in the eye, the doctor saw a lot of strange cases, how was your mental state?

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Every time you see people in accidents, people being killed, what was it? I had a lot of empathy, sometimes I felt like, people are so evil now, because of the property, the property is equal to life. Sometimes I think like that.

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But it bothers you, I mean, sleeping in peace or like...

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Alhamdulillah, no.

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Not worried?

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Alhamdulillah, no. So I usually, before I check, I must pray first. I will speak from the bottom of my heart. I will do my best. Hopefully, I will get justice.

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I will do my best. But the result will be up to the judge. And how it ends, it's up to the Almighty.

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26:20

To be honest, this is still good.

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Even better.

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From how many seasons? From 4 seasons I even know him from The Lost Young Man But when the doctor For example, someone died When he was buried

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When he was about to be autopsied, he was dug up again Oh yeah, I remember

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Have you ever seen a body destroyed or tortured?

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Oh, no

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Hidaya's movie, Hidaya's actor. He was bleeding all of a sudden. There was a gas tank,

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because he likes to gas.

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No, there wasn't.

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There was a sound of gas.

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What I did was an exhumation. When I was lifted, my body was already swollen. I was sure it wasn't complete. And until now, it's still When we exhumed him, we found that his body was already decayed. And until now, we still don't know how long he was buried or how long he was alive.

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There was an incident, for example, at the cemetery of a holy person who has been buried for decades. That's right. I want to ask you about that.

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The body that was exhumed was still good.

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Oh yes.

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Have you ever found that?

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No, I haven't. From a forensic point of view, sometimes there are corpses that have undergone modification of the decay. So because the condition is dry, maybe the mineral in the area is high, and the soil is dry, it will experience mummification. But that mummification is complete, like the mummy we see in Egypt. So the skin is wrinkled, and also brownish.

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But in general, it's still whole.

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that's probably a land factor, right?

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Yes, but if it's not in accordance with medical theory, then it's something that can't be explained scientifically. It's still there.

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Bip, in Islam, there are many situations, like almost dying, and then you're saved or you're alive again. There are many of those. In Islam, what is the concept of ajal? Actually, in the Qur'an, there is an explanation that the easiest way to understand ajal directly

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from the feeling that we can feel, is when we sleep.

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Because when we sleep.

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Because when we sleep, our position is half dead. Because when we sleep, our soul is held by Allah and in the morning when we wake up, we are released again. But for the dead, their soul is held and not released again. Because in Islam, there is no term for the soul of the dead. Because it has been held by Allah. And when he sleeps and he wakes up, he is released again.

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Because that is our prayer of sleep. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. It means, in the name of Allah, I woke up. Wa bismika amut. And with my name, I... Even though we want to sleep, but Amud, Amud is I die.

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Because sleep is indeed...

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Part of it.

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Yes, part of death. Therefore, from sleep we learn that if you sleep with preparation, sleep must be comfortable. If you clean first, so also dead.

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If you have prepared for death,, it will be beautiful for you. But if you don't prepare, your sleep will be unpleasant. And so will your death. We are taught that there are two things that answer us well.

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Faith in Allah. And the second is faith in the Last Day. We are taught that there are two things that answer us well.

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Faith in Allah and faith in the Last Day. It is often mentioned in the Qur'an and hadith. Who believes in Allah and the Last Day? So the Last Day means that we will die. It should make our morality continue to grow. Because we will not live like this forever.

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In this way, we will not love the world because the world is not dead. We won't be excessive in loving our family because the family is not dead. We won't love the world in general. That's why.

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Good.

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How about this time?

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Why are you evaluating me?

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It's better.

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But it's still 4-1. 4-1. He's an evaluator. He's better. But still 4-1.

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4-1.

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One of the four.

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I'm sad.

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But earlier, Habib said that we don't have a spirit of rebellion. But we have a gene. If I'm not mistaken, Dr. Stephanie also has some stories about...

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Oh yes. Experience.

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Experience.

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How is that? Can you tell us? Yes, there were some experiences that I said I couldn't explain scientifically. Okay. Where I saw figures, I didn't say, these are the figures I examined, but they looked like the ones I examined. Okay. Sometimes, I heard, at that time I I often told you,

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there was a voice, it was related to the case I was in. But it was a personal experience, and it wouldn't affect my work as a forensic doctor.

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I just said, oh, it's just an experience.

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What was the voice like?

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Oh, at that time, I once handled a victim whose face was burned. I heard a voice saying, You're in the last, Doc.

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In the last?

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In the last, Doc.

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And finally, by medical examination,

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was it really in the last? Oh, when I was examined, I said, Oh, this is a burn wound that is spreading.

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I can't know how it is. Oh, you can't tell if it was a burn or not. You couldn't tell if it was a burn or not. You couldn't tell if it was a burn or not. I couldn't tell if it was a burn or not. I couldn't tell if it was a burn or not. I couldn't tell if it was a burn or not.

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But, was it a murder? It was a murder. I'm sorry, but I was in a coma. And it turned out that after being examined by the doctor, it was true.

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It was true?

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Yes. But at that time, I just said, you're not burning, you're going to burn your head, up to the skin.

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But if the doctor summarized the voice, we would be a horror show, of course.

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But what was the summary of the voice?

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I can't summarize you a conclusion. Because it's outside of my specialization.

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But in the medical world, you still use the corridor?

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Yes, I still have to use the medical approach. And then there was also a story about a doctor's friend helping, but his friend wasn't there. Oh, that. So when there was a murder case, I just got into my office. I saw my friend was just in front of the room, but facing the opposite direction, like turning his back on me.

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I said, You're not coming in? He just stayed silent. I thought, maybe there was a problem or something, turning his back on me. When I came in, it. But my friend was inside. He said,

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Doctor, is the autopsy ready? I went out and he was gone.

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What's that about the doctor?

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No, it's not that.

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We're doctors. We're doctors.

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No, but...

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You're just there. No, I mean, the doctor's perception. It's obvious that the doctor is conscious, not sleepy.

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What does that mean in the doctor's perception? Is it a gene or...

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It's a hormone.

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He's just like this.

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He's happy to be like this. In conclusion, one of the incidents He's always being touched He's always happy The conclusion is One of the incidents That I can't explain

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In this way

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Why?

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Why did you force her?

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Why did you force her?

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The doctor

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Adapted

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Now we ask him

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In Islam, we also believe in jinn.

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But can jinn appear? From Dr. Stepani's story, we can't judge. It's something that's hidden. We can only guess from the information in the Quran, in the Sunnah,

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and what the scholars teach. The principle is that we are not only a body, as humans in the perspective of Islam. There is a soul in our body, even the body is not the main thing. The main thing is the soul, which will continue life in the hereafter. That is our soul, Our body will leave us. Well, the soul can be a media for various things that are positive.

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One of them, there are many scholars, Sufis or Muslim spiritualists who get permission about one science or one book through dreams. If you pull it further, Prophet Yusuf and Prophet Ibrahim also got a sign from a dream. So, it can be one dream.

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Then, in principle, it is explained by the QurQuran, Idaja'a Nasrullah. If Allah's help comes with all of His Great Powers, He can give help in any form and involve anyone. Involve our souls, involve jinns, involve anyone who is sent by Him

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to help. Even involve the universe if He wants to help someone. Because of that, Allah said, still hope for Allah's help, not especially for us.

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Because of that, the ulama always say, wa'allahu a'lamu bi'sawwah, in the end, Allah knows. Doctors always say, this is fate from Allah. It's not to correct,

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but just to calm. So, the help from Allah is always expected and always believed to come in various forms. For example, Prophet Ibrahim, the angel of the wind came and offered, O Ibrahim, if you want, I will bring this fire with the wind to the kingdom of Namrud, so that the kingdom of Namrud is burned. Prophet Ibrahim did not want to.

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Prophet Ibrahim said, Hasbunallah, Allah is enough to help me. And finally Allah said, Yanar kuni bardan wasalaman ala Ibrahim, O fire, be cold and save. It means through the fire, Allah saved Prophet Ibrahim. Prophet Noah also made a boat.

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Even though Prophet Noah was not a boatman, but Allah helped through the boat to pass the biggest flood. Even though the Titanic was made well, it didn't pass the flood, it hit. He said, even God can't drown. That's why Allah's help must always be opened to unlimited areas in Islam.

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And God won the Muslims in the first battle. That's because of God's help through the angels sent. And in Hunain, the opponents were more.

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The opponents were more, I mean.

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In Hunain, the opponents were less. Then the Muslims said, we will win, we will win because we are more complete and more. Then Allah said in the Qur'an, Remember in Hunain, you almost lost, because you feel that your great self is not your God. Because of that, Allah taught that doctors, religious figures, stand-up comedians,

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all that in the end, because of Allah's help we can do our job with the best so it can go through fire, water, angels, jinn so the whispers just now, it's... you're still a jinn it can be, because you're a jinn

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so that means you're a jinn

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don't be disturbed here! I'm curious about medicine.

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But, I'm curious too.

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How is it? You're a Muslim doctor, right? And you know about religion, destiny, etc. Sometimes in the health world, how do you combine science and spirituality? Basically, as a medical staff, we can help patients, and in my case, the victims, dead or alive, with the best knowledge.

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With what I make, based on what I've learned, the best of it. But this is only a business agreement. Doctors, whether they live or die, therapy or autopsy is a business agreement.

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As for the result, it's up to the Almighty, to God.

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It still depends on God. Five, one.

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But if...

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Didn't you just say two? Oh yeah, two. 51. But if... But the answer was not 2.

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Oh yes, 2.

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2, it was good too. It's like we're being argued. It's like gladiator, not logician. Scientist and religious are always being argued. Yes, even though they complement each other. If that, Doc, they say the human brain after death,

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it's still active for a few minutes? 7 minutes.

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If the brain is still active, clinically, we can say it's dead. We can see from some people, they're monitored using EEG. If there's still a hole, it means the organ is still working. So, it can't be said that it's dead.

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I'm sorry, but I've often faced families who are about to die from long-term illness. Sometimes the doctor says, actually, it's gone. Just because it was cut by a machine. Do you want to take the machine off? Because it's gone. It's just because it was carried by an engine. Would you like to take the engine out? Because it's actually pitiful.

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Usually, it's soft. But in the end, it's taken out and it's gone. It's gone. While we were reading, there were readings to eliminate the process.

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Usually, people experience brain death. So, the brain is a center for breathing, and for vital organs. If it's not working, we can help with a machine. So, medically, we can only breathe, and the heart can function with the help of the machine.

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But we don't know if the patient is sick or not. We don't know. So we also tell them, even if we wait, the percentage for him to recover is usually very small. Because no matter what, the brain must have been damaged. Medically, if he suddenly wakes up,

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it will definitely take a long time for him to move, we explain this to his family.

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But we still leave it to the family. In the end, it's the family that decides.

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What about the law?

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If you mention the life support.

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Because as far as I know...

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Of course it's short.

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You don't need to explain.

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As far as I know, in Islam, about life, whatever the method, you have to try.

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How is that?

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Actually, in the end, like the story of Rasulullah adi kan, Fas'alu ahlat dikir, in kuntum la'lamun katal Qur'an Keserahkan segala sesuatu itu kepada ahlinya. Dalam hal ini kita serahkan kepada dokter. Biasanya ketika dokter sudah mengatakan seperti itu,

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Secara tidak langsung, dokter meminta izin untuk mencabut alat-alat itu. to ask for permission to remove the equipment. Because the doctor already knew that the damage was already...

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It was already impossible to repair.

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Yes, it was already difficult. For example, in some cases, I was asked for an opinion on that. This was actually after he was... What was it, Doctor?

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Yes. They said that his spinal cord was already broken. There was a risk of injury. So, if he very tortuous. And it's true that only nature can bring life. And it's true, when you remove it, it's released.

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In fact, there are spiritual ways, there are medical ways to help to release their lives. If spiritually, as I said, for example, reading some surahs in the Qur'an, if medically, by releasing those organs, not because we want them to die,

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but because we want them to be unwell, to be free from their organs. And in the Rasul era, there was a story of a child who was raped. And finally, at the end of his life, he didn't die. Because his mother had not yet accepted that child. So when he came to the Prophet Muhammad, he said,

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Bring his mother. Let the mother see her condition until she grew pity until the feeling of pity grows and finally the child is forgiven. Then the child is released. So actually we help him to release his body. I heard that if you use milk or Jimat,

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don't get me wrong, we're talking about Jimat. That's right. That's right, Mr. Adza. That's right.

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I'm a warjin. Warjin, that's hard. I heard that if you use milk, you'll have a hard time dying. Have you ever experienced that? You die, but your hand is in the mouth or something.

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Or have you ever found a tumor?

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If someone is about to die, in my experience, there's a long process between when the blood pressure starts to drop and when there's no more breathing, no more breathing at all, and the blood pressure is really even, there's a long process, and a short one. It depends on the doctor's condition. When the condition is the same, the legs are really flat, there are those who are long, there are those who are short.

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It depends on, we see it from the doctor, the clinical condition. But we don't know his background, the background, the words he used earlier, all kinds of things, the doctor doesn't know. What he knows is that he came with a disease like this, the condition is like this, and when he wants to die, indeed, the time is different, depending on his condition. How long did it take for him to die? When he was already dead, there were many things.

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Was it a week? When Nadi and his tension started to drop, it was like an emergency, he was about to die, we waited for Nadi's breath, it's like an emergency, you know. You're about to die, you know. You're about to breathe your last breath. Well, at least for about 5 minutes. But you're also being tried first.

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You're being given life support first. Oh, not for hours, not for days?

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I've never gotten one that's been for hours,

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for days, not yet.

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If there is, it's a relief. No, no, don't. Don't be afraid. No need to be nervous Why didn't you die? The question is, why didn't you die? When you're still alive, you use a magic This is the medicine He has never experienced it, so it's not certain

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There is no such thing

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But doctor, I heard stories when I was young There are many stories. Maybe one of the ways to educate us when we were kids is that if you're a good person, you have to be good. Because if you're not good, it's a hassle to die.

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Even the bad people, if they die, they are deliberately put in a room and then hanged. It's a hassle. That's why it's good to be a human. Those are the point. That's why humans are dangerous. It's a story of that kind. And I'm sure that the story is still there.

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Not only among children. Because Gen Z nowadays read books and don't drink Homer. So I don't think it can be told like that. Just educate them. Well, the parents may still believe that. It's true, there are people whose death is difficult. Like illness. I'm not sure. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

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46:45

I don't know.

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I don't know.

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I don't know. I don't know. on the brain stem. He was in a hurry. There was also a case where he died quickly, maybe because he was hit by the center of the brain directly or there was no breath, there was no pulse. It's different. It's like that in medicine. And that the background of this patient may have been badly made in the past, or how, as long as I practice, I did something wrong. Or something like that. Throughout my practice,

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I was rarely told. So, when I came, I asked patients like this to help me. And finally, we helped. And it didn't affect our services.

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So, you don't need to be told. It's the same, doctor. I also... It's a tradition in my village. And actually, it's based on Islamic teachings. The body shower master usually does not swear to God directly to never tell what happened to the body, whatever the sign.

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Because we are taught by the Prophet, when people have died, what is told is the goodness, the bad things are covered. If it's in Dr. Valensi, does it also happen,

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not up to the level of a doctor's oath? For example, it's definitely yes. I mean, the secret that what is the cause of death, what was found, we will only give it to the winner. The original copy is like this. For example, maybe I found, I'm sorry, there is a sign on this device, there is a disease, for example, a contagious disease.

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I found the original copy like this. But that it then remains a medical secret, ya, rasa medis. That's the ghibah that is allowed. He's not giving ghibah to the police. That's included. No, that's not ghibah. So the ghibah that is allowed, we tell our story or the story of others to the government, whether it's the police, the ulama, the doctor. But, doctor, you are also a content creator.

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Oh yeah? Yes. So what is contained, doctor, you're also a content creator, right? So, what content do you make?

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Oh, yes. I have a goal, right? I have a goal.

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No, no.

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I mean, hello, guys, I want to talk to you.

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Less than one point.

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Half, just half.

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So, one and a half.

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Seven, one and a half.

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Seven. Seven.

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If you're a social difference doctor, with the purpose of education, there must be some ethical limitations. Okay. You can't mention the patient's identity, focus only on the case.

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That's why in my content, all the names, places, and events. My goal is to make content so that people can learn. Don't let them experience what the victims I handle experience. For example, a woman who died,

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there was a factor behind it, for example, an affair, or other bad things, for example. I just want to let you know, this is the background. There were a series of reactions, from the dead,

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I hope we all don't experience bad things.

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The goal is for us to learn from the dead.

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But the identity is not revealed.

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The identity, name, place of occurrence, I will definitely cover it all. Because the best thing is not revealed. The identity, name, place of occurrence, I will definitely keep it secret.

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Because the best thing is not to talk about people, not to talk about events, but to talk about the values that we can use as a learning. If so, I want to ask, earlier we asked about medicine, now we are asking about Vicky, Dr. Stefani.

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No need, no need.

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No need, Dr. Stefani. Don't ask the important thing. We have a corpse that got a shot. No, I mean, the death,

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everything can be explained.

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There are some that are still unanswered until now. One of them is hot.

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He's happy. He's happy to find out. It's a phenomenon of the society. It's not a phenomenon. Why did you die? Why couldn't you explain it? I met...

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I shared it in one of my videos. I met... a corpse of a man in a coffin.

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How? There was a corpse in the uterus of a victim.

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Okay. How?

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There is a larva in the uterus. Inside? Inside. Okay. And that's what I explained. How can I assume that I can't explain the science?

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Why? I let him know that the larva is like this. Okay. He, for example, assumed that this person, because this person has no history of mental illness, no history of being a midwife to get medical help, and coincidentally at that time there was one of his family members who told me

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51:59

that this victim, when he was alive, had a a bad relationship with other people.

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There's a red thread.

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No need to conclude.

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It's from you.

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It's not from me. There's a problem with people.

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No, we're listening to the doctor.

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I'm just connecting.

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There's a case of a case of a medical device that has a medical explanation. I've told you about the medical explanation of the case of a fetus in a fetal machine. There's a case that was in the medical journal. There is. There's a medical case. There's a case that can be explained.

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I can't explain it yet.

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Relax.

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Don't conclude it.

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Because there's an enemy.

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There's an enemy.

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Yes, don't connect it. If we all connect it like that, it will happen.

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Indonesian people are like that.

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Is there a ritual in the Bible, whether as a Muslim or as a human, or based on experience, which is usually done before do an autopsy?

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Before the autopsy, I always look for the name of the person. I mention the name of the person, I pray first, I send prayers. After that, I invite the person to speak,

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in my heart. I started the autopsy, we hope that the result can bring good. I prayed with confidence, I prayed for this victim, I prayed for justice. After that, I prayed for her, I prayed for her, I prayed for her,

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53:32

I prayed for her, I prayed for her, I prayed for her, I said, always pray with each other's confidence. Pray for this victim, hopefully he will get justice. After that, after praying, don't forget to clean up again. After cleaning up, then pray and be sanctified.

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How many scores?

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10.

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1.

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This is what people don't know, they have died,

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but before praying still prayed for.

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We are taught to pray for all Muslims. We are taught to pray for everyone. So the main point is spirituality, Doctor. Spirituality that helps my practice. I once read a book called The Playing God. The Doctor is the length of God's hand.

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So spirituality must be part of it. Then the intention is also to worship the patient, whether he is still alive or dead. And from there we finally know that humans are not just bodies, but also have a soul that will live forever.

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Is that so, Dr. Stefani?

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Thank you so much. Thank you for being here.

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I hope our fasting is accepted by Allah, Dr. Rina.

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Okay, sure.

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How much is it?

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Half.

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Thank you again, Dr. Ertaga. Thank you again, Dr. Ertaga.

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Thank you, Dr. Slemani I'm on my way, I'm on my way, I'm on my way, I'm on my way

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