Good morning a major monk had a communications here at the world economic forum Thanks for joining us for this opening press conference of the world at economic forums annual meeting 2014 Theme of the meeting is the reshaping of the world consequences for society politics and business Now I'm going to do something which is turn my phone on to Silent please feel free. I know you're all busy people with lots of calls coming in to turn yours on a silence So we can hear from all of our co-chairs. I'm delighted to be joined by five of them two of our co-chairs will be arriving a little later this morning, which is chairman Zhang of the industrial and commercial Bank of China and Also Joe humanez from Novartis But joining me today Aleco D'Angote president chief executive officer of D'Angote group in Nigeria Marissa Mayer chief executive officer of Yahoo and a young global leader at the world economic forum Chris Gopala Krishnan president of the Confederation of Indian Industry Judith Rodin president of the Rockefeller Foundation and Christophe de Margerie chairman and chief executive officer of Total So without further ado, I'm going to ask each of them to share some of their hopes and expectations for this meeting And then we'll have a little bit of Q&A after that So first off sir, I'm going to ask you Mr. D'Angote to share your hopes for this 44th meeting of the World Economic Forum Thank you very much. Well my hope is that since you know, you've seen that Since 2008, we haven't really had any Issue so the issue here now is just consequence for society Politics and business and the gathering really has been very very very impressive And I think what we need to now do is that how do we keep? You know improving You know the world how do we shape? From the context of Africa when you look at it we have actually have quite I mean we have had a lot of you know You know economic growth you know and What you see that people are now beginning to understand what Africa is all about the opportunities that are there The challenges some of them are very very perceived And I think we have a couple of sessions that will actually drag and make people to understand That having worth we have to use that the wealth to make sure that we you know serve the society number one on the agenda, which I would like to you know concentrate on is actually to do with youth Employment and I think the youth employment is something that we you know We all have to look into it not only the developed world or the emerging market even in areas where we live in Africa Where we just starting I can say that we just starting we need to make sure that we create the skills That will continue to drive the growth that we have you know in Africa. So that's just what I have Thank you very much most maya I'm very excited to be here today I think that when you look at the World Economic Forum and in particular the annual meeting It's really a place where we get to discuss the most critical issues of our time And when you look at technology it's rapidly reshaping our world today And so I'm really excited to see the inclusion of technology at an ever and an unprecedented level Here at the annual meeting, but also I want to stop and commend the forum for the inclusion of women and their efforts around gender equality I know Judith and I are particularly pleased to be here as co-chairs But also the work that's been done around the communities of new champions the young global leaders The global shapers as well as the technology pioneers. It's tremendous to see that inclusion And back to technology when we look at how technology can reshape the democratization of information the way it can connect people and ultimately improve the quality of life I know I'm really looking forward to seeing the new ideas and new innovations presented here at the forum around how we will leverage the tipping point that we're at In terms of technology and what can be achieved to ultimately shape our future. Thank you, Marissa. My thank you very much Chris Kapala Krishnam Thank you, Adrian and good morning to every one of you One of the topics that I'm participating in some of the panels and That is interesting to me is the changing nature of work and Reimagining employment Marissa talked about impact of technology technology is one of the factors that is changing the nature of work Demographics plays another important role the state of development of an economy plays a role here because different regions of different challenges India has its own unique challenge where we talk about Unemployment but more importantly Not employable unemployable That's the biggest challenge for India How do we skill large number of people to actually take advantage and participate in the opportunities that are provided today? So that's one, you know, a large set of themes, which I'm very keen and Interested to hear about other people's ideas and share my own thoughts in this regard the second area That is very very important is sustainable Development, how can we look at growth in a manner in which we don't take away from future generations? We leave the world a better place to live and what is again the new ideas and the new thoughts that are emerging As as people come from different parts of the world to share their ideas here India has always participated in large numbers at the World Economic Forum. We have about 120 Leaders from business government, etc at the World Economic Forum from India and I Look forward to actually sharing my thoughts on India listening to other people what their thoughts are what their concerns are and you know take these Thoughts back when we go back to India. So those are my thoughts at this point Chris. Thanks very much Judith Thanks Adrian. I'm delighted to be here with my fellow co-chairs and To talk about Philanthropies role and how the forum really is a wonderful place for us All of the sectors are changing and it's no longer the case that government only makes policies and business only makes Products and philanthropy makes grants to NGOs Everybody is collaborating now on solutions and the forum is a place where solutions driven activity is Really front and center and so I'm looking forward to continuing those conversations here But we at Rockefeller see philanthropy as De-risking private capital in some ways doing the high-risk innovative pilots Creating leverage for new kinds of approaches and new kinds of ideas and the two areas that I think Are most compelling the trends that we're keeping our eye on and that will be a great deal of the Conversation here at Davos first. We've already talked about youth employment and more Tragically youth unemployment if we focus on Africa alone. We talked about Africa The youth population will double from 200 million to 400 million by 2030 and so how do we continue to generate engines of employment and Employability not only on that continent but throughout the world and I look forward to many conversations starting with the IBC meeting later today That will take that up. The second is really urbanization and it intersects with both job creation and sustainability Most of the urban growth we're seeing around the world is taking place on fragile ecologies on fragile coastlines Places where the impact of climate change is already coming to bear and we're all seeing those effects Large coastal cities many of them in growing middle-income nations Could have a combined annual loss It's predicted of about a trillion US dollars from these events by mid-century so how do we reframe the narrative from focusing on these crises and Looking only at humanitarian aid to really thinking about building both within our coastlines within our cities and within our economies resilience that allows us to rebound more quickly and more effectively for many of these shocks and stresses and in the process of building resilience to create a Resilience dividend that really allows not only safer and more effective rebound But structurally allows economic growth and job creation So those are the kinds of conversations that I'm looking forward to Contributing in a contributing to and learning from during the several days of the forums meetings. Thank you, Judith Thanks very much Christoph de Marjorie Well, good morning all too and I want to tell you I'm re-taking very seriously this Co-vice-chairmanship at this Davos forum. So usually I like to talk about a lot of subject Especially when you talk about reshaping the world, we don't know where to start but here I would like to concentrate to focus as my Anglo-Saxon friends would say focus on two subject one which is Europe Because Europe is not only a problem for Europe. It's a problem for the rest of the world We are part of it and we have a role to play We are certainly to redefine and I would use a word which is reinventing Europe Because I mean it proved to be relatively successful during the euro crisis But it's not over and I frankly believe that Europe has to play a role. It's not over Let's find it together, but don't think it's something which is just for European people. It's for all of us the second subject which is definitely much more linked with being in charge of oil and gas company Often being in the middle of criticism for I must say sometimes good reason I would like that we refocus on what has been one of the major subject years ago climate change and climate change is still there and I'm not hearing it anymore But it's partly exactly what we were saying about reshaping the world today. You have two billion inhabitants without access to electricity in 2050 there will be an additional two billion more as of 2000 two billion People lacking of electricity. There will be two billion more in a bit another planet and and mostly talking with our African friend from Africa Those people are those were calling excluded and we cannot talk about Exclusion I was hearing the message of the Pope Yesterday message was be careful exclusion and exclusion is on everything. It's inclusion on rights It's inclusion on wealth and it's exclusion on energy as far as we can do everything I would like that to we focus on just hope to be antagonising people just stop to be incoherent Asking for something and the opposite and I would like that the industry I represent all and yes Can and should take a major role in seeing first that's what we're doing And that's what we're doing to be committed to better energy But it's a difficult role, but that's our role and that's why we're in Davos. Thank you Thanks to all of our co-chairs got time some questions and Just before we start if you could identify your name and organization If you do want to ask a specific question about the business or about the organization of one of the co-chairs represented here You'll have four days to catch up with them to talk about that This is the opening press conference to talk about the themes. So please I know what a very smart and Distinguished group you are let's keep Questions on the themes of the meeting. Can you just let us know where you're from and We'll get a microphone to you You to reflect on what opportunities technology represents to Africa and what opportunities Who'd like to start on that one Well, I think that when you look at what's happening particularly with mobile devices It's clear that Africa is likely to skip the landline Devices and move straight to mobile. That's already happened And when you look at what mobile really enables with the sensors that we have in terms of really providing a lot of information Context for people the services that can be provided both in the developed world as well as the developing world Are really profound be it helping people understand where services are understanding where the best experts are understanding where employment is Fundamentally technology is about connecting people and making them aware of all the opportunities and efficiencies around them So I'm particularly bullish on how technology can help to reshape Africa Well, thank you very much for your question. I think like what Melissa said differently Technology will shape, you know, Africa. You cannot really imagine how bullish, you know, anybody, you know can be For example, let me give you an example 10 about 10 12 years ago in Nigeria We had total of less than half a million teleport lines both mobile and landlines Today you are taking about 100 and you know 129 million lines We have Seven million people using the Internet today in Nigeria So you can see the massive revolution not only in Nigeria all over Africa, especially the sub-Saharan Africa so there's quite a lot and I believe really technology will move Africa forward It's just the beginning. Thank you. May I may I say just one thing? We see in African particularly as I talked about the youth bulge that we see coming that Technology and digital jobs are a place for youth skills training We at Rockefeller have embarked on an initiative called digital jobs Africa Which will bring a million more people into the digital economy focusing on youth at risk So it's a green fields opportunity and in many cases For a real focus on youth and skills training as a mechanism for economic development and growth Yeah, so yes, I mean like, you know what the You know why you look at it why? Mobile I mean are people just using mobile for fun just talking to themselves No, you see today in Africa for example Why it costs you a lot of money to open an office uncle You can just advertise and put your telephone number and you can easily be contacted So a lot of people are using mobile as their office, you know, I mean as a contact Number why it has actually opened up a lot why people now have Disposable income by you know people contacting them to come and do one job or the other. Thank you. Okay, coming Well the mobile banking, you know, you can see what actually is happening in Kenya in Kenya mobile banking They are, you know, you know transferring about, you know in a year last year I think they did almost about over 12 billion dollars worth of activities and we've started using that in Nigeria So other areas to they're using it, you know, it's a very new thing and it's moving on very well Great, just so we can get around the number of hands raised Can we click gentlemen at the front and then two ladies in the in that row and then gentlemen there? We'll do three and then we'll do another batch of three if we can You all about that particularly in light of the data breach at Target Corporation and the theft of credit card details and secondly How do you see the situation in emerging markets? particularly the corporate chiefs is that are you looking to pile into emerging markets or are you backing out and perhaps it's just a final thought Nice try, that's three questions Okay, can we get the mic to Just to get your questions as well My name is Sarantanya, the Spanish Press Agency This year the number of female participants decreased 2.5% to 15% last year you said you were going to improve This issue, but it's just the opposite. Why? What happened? Thank you I can probably dive in just straight away and just answer that it's actually Participations at 16% not 15% that was from early registration, but it's not something we're happy about The forum has a gender gap report which comes out every year which basically lists gender this Equality across nations and ranks them and looks at where the opportunities are to work with Governments to actually address that long term and you'll see that the forum has a number of task forces in place specifically with governments like Turkey and Japan To work on long-term solutions to what is one of the major challenges of the next 10 to 20 years I think what you'll see today if you look out for for Prime Minister Abe is a focus on The opportunity that's represented by empowering women So I think what the forum is trying to do is make sure that this stays on the agenda If you look at women's representation in global leadership very small Fluctuations in leaderships of big organizations and big businesses can make a lot of difference to those very small numbers But we're not interested in the optics of this meeting We want to share the information But what we really want to do is address the long-term issues and Saudi as a heady who heads up that gender gap program And works with those governments has been doing a lot of work And I think at this meeting you'll hear more about the commitments from major governments to make the kind of changes that will really move The dial on not participation at this annual meeting, but real participation in real organizations through the world So thanks for asking that lady next door Last year Okay aware of the time constraints and we just ask each of the panelists just to address those issues Really if I can join those together about cybersecurity and trust And also about emerging market opportunities And I'm sure Kristoff will want to come in at the end on on addressing the Europe issue that Paul raised so Actually, we'll reverse the order. Shall we and give give Kristoff a chance to come in first Kristoff. Do you want to? Begin us. I've always my chance Thank you Well, it's not the easiest one these question about about Europe I was on purpose using the word reinventing first we have elections coming in May So it is a right time and my first worry all of us is how many people are going to come to vote That's be very important. And then if they vote against What's going to be the future because democracy is you have to accept that those voting says no And if they say no, how you continue and we will have to continue even if we will get this Answer which might be possibly no. So what can we do? I would have Just don't just don't take it as being provocative. Well, I think Europe should be reconsidered as an emerging country Well, the same way we always talk about emerging countries as being bricks, we never we never say anything about Africa I mean Africa is Made today one of the biggest if you can consider 53 countries as a state is one emerging country Europe has to be in one way Added additional skills go back to competitiveness today We are just trying to fight against those who are doing sometimes the same product at a cheaper cost We cannot compete like this and we cannot always complain that China is ease and blah blah blah in Japan and whatever No, we have to upgrade the skills of our engineers workers at all levels and fold them I'm using the word force, which is not not democracy But which is forcing them that case to bring on the market new products Which can't find their position the market in within Europe Which is the first market but also outside and why not in emerging countries? We have to prove that it works even in total We are doing a lot of business in China, which is very competitive I can tell you in China what they can find something they cannot do themselves They buy it they pay the price and they respect the contract So I could be much more vocal on this, but frankly we need to restart on a new base Let's stop thinking that we will rebuild things on things which cannot be anymore the source of development and growth for our Countries and also let's stop to make the difference between South Europe and Nose in Europe because in that case Europe is dead and in that case we will be to reinvent to Europe But that's not the message. I would like to deliver today. I think Paul. That was probably a sound bite in that Christoff, thank you Judith. Do you want to just talk a little bit about the cyber security issue that was raised and emerging market opportunities? Could you heard me mention resilience in my opening comments and part of a Resilience strategy is actually De-linking and de-networking and it seems that we are making more integrated systems that actually are making us more vulnerable We're not going to be able to build walls to everything and so creating in our technology systems Failsafe capacity Islanding when we talk about smart grid technologies We're really talking about one piece going down without taking the rest of the energy system down So using our technologies to de-network and de-link as well as wall in Is one part of the solution that We see a lot of promise in but not as much activity yet as we would like to see Thank you Chris. How's the whole cyber security fallout affected India? You know We have to look at this differently innovation is always ahead of the loss of the loss of the state and things like that and Today the capability that technology provides As you know far exceeded our understanding of what should be and how should we manage and govern this? I believe that loss will be created new Equilibrium will be reached between the state the business the citizen because of The nature of technology if you flip it the other way around The power in the hands of the individual is unprecedented. No time in the history of the world Can you actually tape something and upload on to the internet and millions and billions of people can download it? And hear your voice see what you want to say without any state being able to stop it actually So, you know, we have to look at it and say okay How can we look at it in a different manner India has similar challenges actually and of course We are not yet so connected. So we are not yet faced with the same problem on the emerging market quickly You know, I realize now we have new competition Europe but that's how it should be, you know in the interconnected world competition is good Emerging markets are going to compete some of the fastest growth growth markets are emerging markets you know India growing at 56% China growing at 78% and and that's where the opportunities are and and the better Run better managed countries will attract better and higher in investments. That's how it should be Thank you Marissa that issue that has dominated news headlines of cyber security. How has that Played out for you. I think that in terms of security and privacy the annual meeting represents a place where we can have a lot of discussion and debate and we're really at the beginning of That debate in terms of how government should be addressing it how corporation should be addressing it Certainly at Yahoo We have a very firm belief that users aren't control of their data There should be transparency which we provide in terms of where their data is stored how it is used We issue a transparency report globally in terms of the requests we receive And we've been somewhat constrained in terms of the NSA in the United States and their request and what we can be transparent about we've made a call for additional transparency there But for us, this is really a period where we get to have the discussion have the debate and also for our company An opportunity to really invest For our users privacy security and ultimately their trust and just on emerging market opportunities I know sorry to push you with your throat In such tough shape do use where do you see the opportunities lying in those emerging markets? You mentioned Africa just earlier? I think that there's tremendous opportunities and we see them, you know all over the world When I look at what we are Achieving in terms of communicating and allowing people to communicate and connect to each other in the Middle East in Indonesia We see unprecedented numbers of people coming online using mobile technology And really getting the benefit of all the different contexts and applications that are available to them Thank you Aleco Dan Cote. What's your What's your view on those two issues of cyber security and the emerging market opportunities that faces? Well, I think there are quite a lot of opportunities, but it's not what Marisa said that, you know, obviously if They have to respect people's privacy, you know, obviously if there's no privacy then differently the future of You know, I T I mean I city will be a little bit doubtful I personally believe that, you know, going back to looking at emerging markets Africa the opportunities are enormous It's just that we have not actually, you know, even Started actually, you know, I was telling a friend of mine when I came through You know Geneva and I was telling him that, you know, I am imagining that in the next You know, 10 years you are not even going to have any immigration officer As most of the airports in Europe, maybe you just go and scan your passport and Walk through I think that's what I'm looking forward to. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks to all of our co-chairs We're out of time and they all have sessions to go to you probably do too Thanks to all of you and I wish everyone a very successful and interesting 44th annual meeting. Thank you. Thank you


every year on December 25th the world commemorates or celebrates what is called Christmas. Now in the word Christmas is the word Christ and while many people don't celebrate Christmas with a reflection upon Christ and what it means this of course is the origin at least of the word Christ. Now Christ translates into Arabic as al-Masih, the Messiah and as Muslims of course we believe in the Messiah. It's a commemoration of the birth of Asab and Maryam. Now of course we know as Muslims the Christ that Christians believe in is not the same when we do and I do think it is a problem for Muslims more than anyone else to tell Christians who their God is because there are many Christians who would say that no we don't worship the same God. We say no we all worship the same God. It's the same Creator of the heavens and the earth and I say sure yeah we agree upon that that there is one God who created the heavens and the earth. The meaning of them to say well no but the God that I believe in has a son or the God that I believe in manifests himself a human form and then became the source of heavenly salvation and so they will say to you that no we don't believe in the same God and I think we're sure. We can't tell people who their God. So sure we don't believe in that but we believe in the Messiah. We believe that Allah was sinned before this world ends. A liberator of this world and Allah was the prophet that Asab and Maryam shall descend upon humanity Imam and Adila as a just ruler and a fair judge and he will restore justice and equity or equality to the world just as it was filled with injustice. This is something we believe in and when he comes it will be a time when it will become clear to everyone exactly who he is and what he represents and that is not of course what he represents in the minds of many many people on this planet right now. Allah has sent us human beings as messengers. How often do we ask like why human beings why not send an angel and this is of course a request they demand that the Mushriqin made of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. Why not send angels instead of you? Why not send as a matter of fact if you're going to send a human being why not send one of our chieftains. Not one of the people who are great in our eyes. Why they send you rather than the one that we would like to follow. But Allah has his own wisdom for things but in the Quran he says that if there happened to be if there were angels in the earth walking secure that Allah would send down an angel to them as a messenger. So Allah says instead of the angel sent to him in being and I believe the fundamental reason for that is Allah wants to establish the truth against humanity he sends us one like our own to prove to us what we have the capacity to do because if you were to send an angel we can say well the angels they can't disobey you they can do they can't resist your commands Allah but he sends to us a human being to show us what the human potential is now of course none of us could ever be MBA a Russell you can't acquire prophecy or prophecy right but the prophets teachers about human capacity and among the characteristics of the prophets is their honesty that Allah makes them honest people and he also supports them with miracles he supports them with miracles he says that if they were not truthful then Allah would be telling a lie in declaring them to be truthful because their miracles are as if Allah has said this person or this servant of mine speaks to truth in every report in other words Allah in order to support and prove that they have been sent from him he sends along with them things that shattered the norm and we know that Quran is the lasting miracle of the miracles given to the messengers and the MBA from Allah and the life of the prophets alive so long there was a delegation known as the delegation of Najran the Christians who had come to the Prophet's Allah after receiving word or an invitation for them to accept Islam and they were given an ultimatum accept Islam or if you want to maintain your own religion where you are then pay the jizya pay the tributes so some of them decided well we're gonna come debate with this Muhammad guy we're gonna come in and we want to prove to him that our religion is truth it is true and it's stories if I talked and other scholars of the see it are they mentioned this story this is story and so they mentioned that we're very long conversation and interaction and debate with the messengers Islam of course the foundational questions they had for the Prophet's Allah related to their theology as a matter of fact during the debates they were contradicting themselves some of them were saying we're asa he's God and others say he don't know he's the son of God no he's the one a member of the Trinity you know they asked the Prophet you know so if the Prophet says okay well how what makes him what makes him God because he gave life to the dead and he cured he cured the blind he cured the leopard he made the lane walk right so that itself is proof that he's God right so of course the Prophet said something about his own responses and we know that you know because miracles are sent with MBI so that itself is not a bona fide proof of anything because especially if you're able to establish that other people have done the life of that they haven't others who've done similar miracles right and they say okay well why do you say he's the son of God he's always a son of because he has no father we know he's more accuracy born a medium I didn't say that she was the version who gave birth to ace up and money and she herself being a very special person which a minority of the scholar says that she herself was a prophet and if you look at the definition of a prophet you know it's somewhat pitched to build because a prophet the angel comes to you so she visited body angle but anyway we don't want to sort of debate that but fundamentally they asked the question you know he doesn't have a father and the Prophet's responding to them and say well have you ever seen a father have you ever seen a father that doesn't resemble I mean a son that doesn't resemble his father Allah has a beginning he said how to begin a loss of Allah he doesn't have an end he said heaven has an end Allah creates food it creates human being and creates our our digestive systems among other things asa bin mariam he ate food he drank water and other things and he went to the bathroom canna ya Quran it talks about those who deified Maryam and asa bin mariam alaykum as-salam you know that they used to eat food the point being that we're going to eat food to meet you have needs how can you be God if you have needs you know as you have each to eat food and and the drink then you can become weak become weak become sick if you come sick you can die there's none of those things say third of why what makes him the third of three to say well because every time we look in the book of God even your own book when God is speaking he says things like we did this we have ordered we are forbade nahina fa'alna khalaqna we created you know but they understand of course even in English we have what is called the royal we when the king of monarch speaks he speaks as we have decreed we have judged who has a greater right to speak in such a fashion Allah in Arabic we call the the plural of ka'udin right so so a lot that myself is not proof at any rate there we have these encounters in the life of the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam quite with others and of course eventually they left and they agreed to pay the land tax the garage or the jizya right the different narrations in that particular regard that they refuse to to accept Islam the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam offered them Islam in Surah al-Zukharaf Allah subhanahu ta'ala and speaking about Isra bin Maryam he says wa la ma dur ibab no Maryam a matadan idhaa qomuqa minhu yasidun and when the when the son of Maryam is mentioned as a similitude to them this is the moment that your people they scoff they laugh and now what this is a relationship great relationship relation to was that the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam recited to the Moshekeen a verse from Quran in this particular verse is this is that Inna kuma ma taquduna minhu lilahi hasabun jahannam and to mlahawari doon that you and the things that you worship other than God they are fuel or firewood for the fire all of you shall enter it so the Prophet recited this verse to them and the Moshekeen seeking to be dispassious not because they believe any of the things that we were saying but they just wanted to just simply sort of have a gotcha moment with the Prophet so they said to the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam what about Isra so you're telling us that we and the things we worship are going to be burned in the fire people worship Isra bin Maryam too and you believe that this is a Prophet so it's not a reason they felt they had they got gotcha they know lamma dur ibad noo Maryam a method that either a common commitment you're so doing this it is that moment that they scoff waqalu alaihi wa qalu alaihi haduna khairun anhu and say then they say are our gods better or him and then Allah says they only strike this similarity to you or respond in this way only because of of disputation they're rather a disputed people they are contentious people they just like to argue that's it they want to win the argument they're not seeking truth and he is nothing more than a servant that we have blessed and we made him an example for the children of Israel and if we had will we have would have made the angels we would place the angels in the earth to be successors to one another as we have done for humanity and he is definitely a sign of the Allah the sign of the hour and follow me this is a path which is straight and do not allow shaytan to dissuade you because he is an open enemy and when he came to them with miracles came to them with clear evidence he said I have come to you I brought you wisdom brought you revelation and I've also come in order to make clear clear to you some of the things over which you differ so fear God and obey me in the law he is my Lord and your Lord so worship him this is what he says it worship him how that's a lot of mustaqeem that is a straight way and the party is a different over him some saying he's God's son of God's son saying he's third of three sometimes he's a prophet he's one of the greatest of the prophets and the messengers and waltz to those waltz to the wrong doors from the punishment of a painful day this is just a first one example from the book of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala regarding the narrative of Isa b-menya. We need to of course remind ourselves and remind those around us that Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala is not a proof of being associated with this creation. That Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala created Isa b-menya in the Mathala Isa in the Allahika Mathala Adam. That the similarity of Isa in the sight of God is like the similitude of Adam. He created him from dirt and then said be, then he was in the same way. So Isa b-menya did not have father, Adam did not have mother or father. We ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that he deepen our love for Isa b-menya that he prepare our hearts for his return and we ask Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that he remove the veils of darkness from the hearts of those around us. I say this. I ask Allah to give us the blessing of the Muslims and the Muslims. All praise is due to Allah, Lord of all the worlds. May peace and blessings of Allah be upon the end of the world. May peace and blessings of Allah be upon the Muslims. We ask Allah to give us the blessing of the Muslims. Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that he is a Muslim. He says, I seek refuge with Allah from the accursed Satan. W Goshhum bin.... ??? Aisa the son of Mary is nothing more than the message of Godis word. He cast upon Maryam and his spirit from him. from him. So believe in Allah and his Messengers. Do not say three. In tohu. It is better for you. Allah is nothing more. He is only one God. Subhanahu ayyakuna lahu warad. Glorify be he above having a child. Lahu mafisim awati wa mafid art wa kafabillahi wa keelah. To him belongs all that is in the heavens and all that is on earth and sufficient is God as a trustee. And I want to end with mention of a prediction of the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. And he talked about what shall happen before the return of the Messiah of the Jal, the imposter Christ, the false Messiah. In this hadith it mentions in the qabla before the appearance of the Jal there will be three very difficult years. The people will be afflicted during those years with immense hunger, famine throughout the planet. And he goes on to say that in the first year Allah sallallahu alaihi wa sallam will command the skies not to hold back one-third of his water. And he will command the earth to hold back one-third of his vegetation. And in the second year he will command the sky and the earth to hold back two-thirds of his water and his food. And in the third year he commands the earth and the sky to hold back everything. The Sahaba were listening to this story from the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wa sallam. And then someone said, Ya Rasulullah, fumayi isim nas, fi thalik iszaman. O Masha Allah, how will the people be nourished in that time? Or what shall nourish the people in that time? He responds, تهييلو وتقبيلو وتحميد لا إله الا الله. الله أكبر والحمد لله من ناريس والتسبيح سبحان الله. جراء عليهم ذلك مشرط طعام. Please I move forward. We will be included soon insha Allah. He says so those words سبحان الله لا إله الا الله. الله أكبر والحمد لله that they would take the place of food. In other words when that time comes this will be a time where Allah سبحانه وتعالى He will show us once again His miracles. Get it together. We need to be prepared for that at all times. Our Eman. We need to strengthen it. There are many many different things happening in the world as we know. And we don't have time to get into. That can be both terrifying and also promising at the same time. We ask Allah سبحانه وتعالى that He grant us the sight, the inner sight which is necessary in order to see the evil doors. We ask Allah سبحانه وتعالى to grant us the firmness in our faith to withstand tribulations. We ask Allah سبحانه وتعالى that if the tribulations when they come they threaten our faith that Allah will take us from this world. And we leave this world with Eman in our hearts. And that He also do the same for all of our loved ones insha Allah. Allah is the One who prays for the Prophet. O our believers, pray for him and send him peace. Allahumma, I ask for Islam and Muslims. Allahumma, I ask for Islam and Muslims. Allahumma, I ask for Islam and Muslims. Allahumma, I love you. Allahumma, I love you. We have faith. And He is like us in our hearts. And He has brought us to disbelief and corruption and corruption. And He has made us the rachis. Rabbana, takabbal minna, innaka antasamir alin. Mutub alayna, innaka antatwab al-raheen. Allahumma, gfirla al-Muslimina wa muslimat. Wa al-muminina wa muminat. Al-ahya'i minhum wa al-amwat. Wa gfirla al-Allahumma ma'ahum. Bifarlika wa ihsanika ya ar-Rahman r-Rahimin. Rabbana, ati anfusina takwaha. Wa zakiha anta khayru man zakkaha. Anta waliyuha wa maulaha. Rabbana, la chaj'anna fünna talladina kafaru. Rabbana, innaka anta al-Azeez al-Hakeen. Innaka anta al-Aleem al-Hakeen. Rabbana, atina maludunka rahmah. Wahiyyina nana man amlina rashida. Rabbana, atina fil dunya hasana. Wa fil aakhireti hasana. Waqina aadab al-naar. Waqina aadab al-naar. Waqina aadab al-naar. Wa salli Allahumma wa sallim. Wa baraka rasiqlina Muhammadin wa ala alihi. Wa ashabihin akhyar. Wa sallim tasliman kathira. Subhana rabbika rabbil a'izzati amma jasifoon. Musalaamun aral musireen walhamdulillahi rabbil a'izzat.


Tell them what it is. Do you want me to tell you what it is? It's Challenge Tuesday. 51. I'm less excited this week, because 50 was a big milestone for us. The next milestone I feel like is 100. That's a long way off, and that means we've got to think of 50 more things we can do. That's nearly like a year away, isn't it, I guess? Yeah, well, probably a year. Yeah, yes, almost. So, today, we're going to use a variation of our frog stand. A lot of people have been working on the frog stands doing really well. I actually don't know what it is. You don't, yeah. So I've got to, I've lost my capacity. You probably won't even know what it is after I explain it. In yoga, they do this like vinyasa thing, where they do very progressions of them, and one of them that's like the hardest, or one of the hardest, is going from your frog stand, you like push out to a press-up, and then we're going to try and get back to this frog stand from our press-up. Right. So let's show you what that looks like. Fine, come on then. I don't know if I can do one. Yeah, so have you done it before? I've had one try. I'm not very good at it. And this is, I've picked something that you're going to be better than me at. So frog, and then you're like going to take off and push to press up, and then you've got to try and get back. Back to frog. There we go. It's like a squat jump. Yeah, yeah, vinyasa, vinyasa squat jump, yeah. We're going to get absolutely hammered. Someone was hammering this on Facebook about the frog isn't a frog, it's a crow or a crane. So this one. We don't play bad at all. You guys are getting absolutely hammered to this one. But I think after my great demo and showing that it's actually quite, Tim's going to go first. Is this pass or fail or for a time? This is going to be for a time. How many I can do? Yeah, in 30. And how long do I have to pause it at each extended or flex position? You just have to make sure you've balanced on your frog stand. Right, because I didn't think you did that, but let's see. Yeah, well the first one I didn't. Very nice, look at that, cold. He's always complaining about being cold. Right, you ready? Hang on a minute. Do I get a practice? All right, so frog stand to push. Right, you can have a level, let him have a practice, go on. Go frog.  Yeah, and then back to frog, yes. That's the one. So it's good. Vinyasa, I think that's called, Tim. You've got to start in frog. Yeah. Three, two, one, go. So that's one. Two, three, four, nine, five, six, seven, eight. Nine, 10, 11, and stop there, 11. Come to me, say you definitely won that. I'll be happy if I get maybe five. All right, I don't know, I feel about that. That was odd actually. It is odd. It's hard, yeah. It's odd, it's like a, you can tell that's some sort of burpee or something, couldn't you? But CrossFit love that. Three, two, one, go. Hang on a minute, one, two, three. I actually lost count. I counted 13. Harvest, check the... How many did I do? 11. Oh, I think you'd have that one. Check the... I'm so hurts. All right. I think I will maybe question the balance point. Yeah, I was probably to you. Guys, we would love to see your attempts. I actually really excited to see what people could do on this one. So 30 seconds, maximum number of reps. We'd like to see a bit longer of a balance of what Dave did in that frog stand position. We'll put the grades below, so check those out. If you haven't yet subscribed, click over there. If you haven't got us free beginner's guide and you want to learn how to do your frog stand, click over there, it's in that. We don't call this move in that, but it's got... And frog stand. And frog stand, so you just put them two together. And then finally, for last week's challenge, everybody, Tim's in. Until next week, guys, class dismissed.


If you want to reconcile jobs creation, strategic autonomy and sovereignty, and low carbon emission, there is nothing more sustainable and reliable than nuclear energy. A sound energy strategy today is a balanced strategy. And if we want to be net zero as soon as possible, and that is the endeavor, while we're here, we will need nuclear as a part of the mix. I am incredibly honored to announce together with my friend Raphael Grosse from the International Atomic Energy Agency an event that is the first time that you will have an event at the level of heads of state, of the level of leaders of government, to come together in Brussels to see how we can take the next step. This is obviously about economy and energy, this is about innovation and inclusiveness, but this is as well about regulation and safety, and this is why the role of IAEA is crucial in that matter. For all these reasons, France will support the nuclear summit convened by Prime Minister de Croix and IAEA Director-General Grosse on Mars in Brussels next year. I think this is a great initiative, and we will do whatever we can to help facilitate our company's very important initiative for all the reasons I mentioned. The immense challenge we have in front of us has convinced us that we have to do it. So, two things, today we have this very important commitment to triple nuclear energy, but for this effort to succeed, this needs to be as the challenge we are facing in global. This is why IAEA is going to be there. So, rendezvous in Brussels in March for what I know is going to be part of this watershed at COP28 as so clearly indicated. Thank you very much.